Training Union Clinic Draws 500 Plus At Green Street
Church leaders from High Point and Greensboro Baptist churches will attend the Piedmont Association Training Union Clinic at Green Street Baptist Church Monday evening. J. Carl Bell and J. A. Reavis direct sessions starting at 7 30 p.m. with music by Rev A L Robertson and G Norman Acker.
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High Point
Greensboro
Green Street Baptist Church
Piedmont Associational Training Union
J. Carl Bell
Associational Training Union
J. A. Reavis
A. L. Robertson
G. Norman Acker
Frank Marks
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
A. L. Parker
Toy Robbins
Nolan C. Johnston
E. L. Richardson
W. Edward Kissiah
Grace Maitland
George Richman
Helen Matthews
Frank Roberts
R. C. Hedrick
Lucille Burton
R. C. Burroughs
Miss Cox
Grover
Revival in Abbott’s Baptist to Open With Guest Evangelist
The Abbott's Baptist Fall Revival starts tomorrow with Rev. R. L. Smith of Union, S C as guest evangelist. He will preach at morning worship and every evening at 7 30 for a week. Rev. Smith has pastored Padgett's Creek Church in Union for six years and will retire from active ministry to pursue missions and education.
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S.C
Abbott's Baptist
R. L. Smith
Union
S. C
Mr. Smith
Padgett’s Creek
Home Mission Board
Paidgett’s Creek Church
Cuba
Albertson Revival
Clyde Luther
Albertsons Road Baptist Church
Church Site Approved by Crestwood Presbyterian Church
The Crestwood Presbyterian Church congregation voted on a site decision. Details and final outcome appear on page eight of the edition.
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Crestwood Presbyterian Church
Westinghouse To Build Atom Plants For Subs
The Navy selected Westinghouse Electric Corp to design and construct the atomic propulsion for six new high speed submarines. The contract worth 24.5 million dollars covers the design and construction of the reactor and related propulsion components for the subs.
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Westinghouse
Atom
Washington
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Navy
Increase in Federal Civilian Jobs in August
Senator Byrd reports August marks the eighth straight monthly rise in federal civilian employment, totaling 2,400,570. Civilian agency workers fell by 877 to 1,213,390, while month-to-month civilian employment rose to 1,187,180.
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Washington v
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
House Committee On
Texas hearing bolsters case against NAACP in race integration suit
Tyler Texas report says the state summoned at least 12 more witnesses to testify for a temporary injunction against the NAACP alleging solicitation and coercion of Negro students to pursue school integration suits. A court of inquiry transcript was introduced amid objections as the hearing weighs making the injunction permanent.
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Tyler
Tex
Texas
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Otis T. Dunagan
Atty
John Ben Shepperd
NAACP
Shepperd
Kilgore Junior College
Justice of the Peace
W. M. Harris
Longview
Harold Wat
Rayburn Draws North Carolina Crowd For Farm Policy Talk
House Speaker Sam Rayburn, 74, spoke in Greenville, criticizing Eisenhower farm policy and calling Benson scapegoat for low farm prices. He urged accountability for administration causes of poverty and bankruptcy among farmers, then prepared to address Albemarle audience at 7 p.m. The convoy included southern lawmakers and party officials, with thousands expected at the Albemarle high school stadium.
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Albemarle
N. C
Sam Rayburn
Eisenhower
North Carolina
Rayburn
Greenville
Piedmont
Charlotte
W. Kerr Scott
Sam J. Ervin
Alexander, Deane
Woodrow Jones
George A. Shuford
John D. Larkins Jr
B. Everett Jordan
Benson
Textile imports blasted by textile chiefs in Virginia
F E Grier of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute warned the public about foreign textile parts seen as a grave threat to U S mills at the Combed Yarn Spinners Assn convention in Virginia Beach. Sen Ervin criticized the State Department trade policy as foreign interests target the domestic market. Ben R Rudisill was elected president with Don Maddox, C K Torrange, R L Stowe Jr, M T Cameron and C C Dawson elected to top posts.
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Virginia Beach
F. E. Grier
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Grier
Sen. Ervin
D-Nc
State Department
Ben R. Rudisill
Cherryville
N.C
Rudisill
Don Maddox
Gastonia
C. K. Torrange
Mount Holly
R. L. Stowe Jr
Belmont
M. T. Cameron
C. C. Dawson
Nixon Aims for Florida Elder Vote in Campaign Swing
Vice President Nixon shifts to Florida promising to woo older voters. He stops in Hagerstown to help Maryland Republican candidates including Butler, then plans a Martinsburg rally and a Wheeling speech after a multi state swing from Nashville to Cincinnati and West Virginia.
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William F. Arbogast
Hagerstown
Nixon
Florida
St. Petersburg
John M. Buttler
Maryland
Martinsburg
W. Va
Chapman Revercomb
Harley M. Kilgore
Revercomb
William C. Marland
A. Nixon
Wheeling
Nashville
Tenn
Cincinnati
West Virginia
National Newspaper Week kicks off Enterprise feature
The Sunday Enterprise previews National Newspaper Week with a pictorial review of operations and an invitation for subscribers to tour the plant. Staff writer Forrest Cates assesses Postwar Planning Commission recommendations for High Point, noting many remain unimplemented.
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National Newspaper
Enterprise
STWAR
Forrest Cates
High Point
Robert Marks
Police Department
Elks Lodge
The
Jaycees
William Penn High School
Tom Alston
Stevenson Tackles Minnesota Education Crisis in 1956 Campaign
Adlai Stevenson opens in Minnesota amid partisan attacks on US education. Mitchell rebutts an earlier Stevenson speech while Eisenhower plans to work on speeches. Nixon tours Maryland and Virginia with Kefauver in West Virginia. Stevenson proposes more federal education funds, a national policy for development, and a national college scholarship program. Nixon and Kefauver push campaign tours as Eisenhower eyeing October stops.
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Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Nixon
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
St. Petersburg
Indianapolis
Truman
Portland
Seattle
White House
Carpenters’ Union
Washington
Lertien Lahore
Race Rally Planned In Kentucky Amid Integration Talks
In Henderson Kentucky supporters of segregation plan a mass rally to discuss state aided private schools after facing possible conspiracy charges for leading a boycott of the three integrated Henderson schools. Rayburn Sugg Jr. of the White Citizens Council proposes a state aided private school system. the boycott began at Weaverton Elementary with 70 students and five Negro attendees since Sept 4. The Henderson Ministerial Union urges parents to keep sending children to classes and Gov. Chandler calls for law and order as no violence has occurred.
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Henderson
Asst
Robert F. Matthews Jr
Frankfort
Rayburn Sugg Jr
White Citizens Council of
North Carolina
Weaverton
Don Sturgill
State Safety Commissioner
Council
A. B.chandler
Somoza Son Luis Takes Panamanian Presidency After Dying
President Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua died from assassin's bullets at Gorgas Hospital in the Panama Canal Zone. His son Luis, 34, was named acting president and the Congress had designated him as president. An ordered transfer followed the Sept. 21 shooting.
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Anastasio Somoza
Nicara
Eisenhower
U. S
Gorgas
Panama Canal Zone
Nicaragua
Somoza
Luis
Congress
Antonio Gonzalez Revilla
Ricardo Arias
Potter
Rioberto Lopez Perez
Oer
Managua
Gorgas Hospital
Leonard Heaton
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Wife testifies Brink's defendant was drunk during robbery
Mrs. Helen Richardson testified her husband Thomas F. Richardson was drunk at about the time the Brink's robbery occurred on January 17, 1950, with timing fixed around 7:10 p.m. She came home from work at 6:48 p.m. and found him unable to be aroused.
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Boston
Brink's
Thomas F. Richardson
Helen Richardson
Richardson
FBI
Thomas Jr
Hild
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