Iron Curtain Women Lead Drab Life Under Communism
From Bucharest to Budapest, a Soviet era feature outlines daily life for women under Communist rule. It contrasts scarce consumer goods and rigid chores with state ads and lack of crime reporting, noting no regular obituaries and a pervasive party-centric news tone.
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Iron Curtain
Hungary
Pehostovakta
Balgartuts
Communist Party
Bolshoi Theater
Ace
Morning Journal
Hormis
Sai
Bennett Campaign Plan Outlined For Democratic Effort
Raleigh dispatch details a Democratic drive with doorbell campaigning and a candidate Edwin Lanier. The State Democratic Chairman Charles Gold leads the effort, with Terry Sanford appointing Lanier and urging active turnout in every county. Bennet stresses a strong post November campaign, targeting women groups and Young Democrats, and notes a rally in each district as part of the wave. The piece references a statewide executive meeting and plans for campaigns in North Carolina.
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Raleigh
Edwin Lanier
Charles & Gold
Terry Sanford
Lanier Lita
Chai
Bennet
Thal
Bennett Lell
Jly
Qarghna
Bene Denis
Dicle
Denn
Jcratic Rxveulivye Committee
Ajmmeelinggiy
Demaevrat Ice
Eormigsigner
Imeuraurce
Should Businessman Enter Politics As Individual
An AP Business News analysis examines if business leaders should engage in politics as private citizens. Eisenhower urged businessmen to participate, while industry voices weigh corporate influence against public service, noting a shift toward individual political action within business circles.
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Roger Laxe
New York
Aps
Chicago
Arnald H. Maremor
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Maremont
Businesstaun
Busman
Verted Inter
Stepbklins
Parr
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Beard Cvhaimen
Barry Gustine
Just
Equitable Son
Gayle
Unie Barr
Leaf Market Extension Not Granted for Tobacco Sale
Marc Jon Fowler, secretary of the South Carolina Tobacco Warehouse Association, announced the five day leaf sale on the state's tobacco markets will not be extended. He noted warehousemen have booked sales through Thursday and some growers requested more time, but officials decided to end the lease period today.
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Lake City
Tar
Marc Jon
Fowler
Exerul Suastary
South Carolina
Tobaco Warehoust Association
Monter
Supply Pastors and Hospital Guests Highlight Craig Memorial
The Rev L A Ma Clure serves as supply pastor at Craig Memorial Church while McGinnis the music director from a Baptist church teaches this week. Hospitals list Tom Hovis, Dodgins, and Carl Stepp as patients. Visitors and reunions include Ned Fisher family in Michigan, Lucius Holland visitors, Rosie Colfer family at Myrtle Beach, and the Stroupe reunion at Alexis Baptist Church with a large turnout.
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L.A. Ma’Clure
Craig, Memorial Church
McGinnis
Baptist Church
Beer City
Tom
Oteen Hospital
Ile
Duuior Dodgins
Memorial Hospital
Carl Stepp
Ned Fisher
Afamily
Deauvoil
Mich
Angus Isher
Raymond Carpenter
Charlotte
Orias Barnes
Vale
Garry Hoffman
Tran
Statin
Lucius Holland
Rosie Colfer
Myrtle Beach
Murs
Lemane Flovis
Stanley
Ladd Maxwell
Yates
Tons Maxwell
Tommy
Hardy
Water line work to lower Stanley pressure this week
Repairs to water mains begin 7 a m Saturday on Church Street East and Wort widening area. Low pressure will affect Arauil Shores and area while 500 in extra material costs and 1 0 worth of water lines are planned. Chief Handset notes park grading near town hall and a housing project of 49 homes by W G Hawley.
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Handset
W. Stanley Park
Town Hall
W. G. Hawley
Hansel
England Exchange Teaches Gastonia Teacher to Depart
Linda Israel a Gastonia school teacher leaves August 15 for England for a year as an exchange teacher. She will teach first grade at Hagley County School in Stourbridge Worcestershire near London and reside there. Christopher arrives August 25 to swap classrooms and Israel plans a Europe tour next summer before returning home.
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Linda Israel
Gastonia
New York
England
Jaret Christopher
Christopher
Israel
Stourbridge
Worcestershire
London
Hagley County
Prospective juror from Wichita cites child’s energy in excuse
In Common Pleas court Judge Thomas Dean questioned Levi Groty of Wichita about seeking jury duty exemption. Groty said a 10 year old Sam can work hard but cannot sit still, explaining the need to avoid overtaxing a restless youngster.
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Wichita
Kan
Thomas D.ean
Common Pleasant
Sam
Levi Groty
Wichit
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Mike
Toore
Romania
Nikitis Ashrus
Bennett
Demos
Denmark
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Kings Mountain
de Nation
Ings
Emvic
Verporanhal
Fren Ae
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Stalus
Inland Steel Co Es
Chivas
Joseph le Block
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Loyola Dem of Action
Tiversity
Lasvis L. Abnewd Falls
Pepe
Enact Inland
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Gmile
Ingish
Franks
Hein
Wumuis
McDaniel
Smith
Wists
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Arthuy C. Clorkiy
By Quincy
Italia
Mr. McClure
Craig Memorial
Nixon
Woot
Ty Mack
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