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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1951

Page

8

Accident trial in Municipal Court over Carroll incident

Testimony was taken in a Municipal jury court over a collision at Mallory and Park. City Cab Co seeks 350 dollars for damages blaming Ellis Crawford, a Negro truck driver, while the ice firm claims 25 000 dollars for permanent injuries and lost work time plus 400 for truck damage. Crawford testified he started across after checking for a clear street and Mrs A C Wal witnessed the crash. Judge D C MacRae presiding.

Eee Eeeees City Cab Co Ellis Crawford Crawford Mallory and Park Antimony A. C. Wal D. C. MacRae

Owen to Attend Insurance Meet in Virginia

Paul Owen of the Raleigh Agency will join a two day conference in Hot Springs Virginia starting April attended by Prudential executives and agency leaders from Maryland Washington D C Virginia and North Carolina. He will serve on a special panel discussing specific life insurance topics.

Paul Owen High Point Prudential Insurance Company Raleigh Hot Springs Virginia Arch Ames Prudential Maryland Washington, D. C North Carolina Owen

Veneer Firm Fire Causes No Damage Reported

A fire at Peerless Veneer, 8015 S Hamilton Street, yesterday afternoon caused no damage. Fire crews arrived at 1:25 PM and confined the blaze to the plant’s dust collection system near the boiler room. firefighters extinguished the flames and prevented spread.

Peerless Veneer Company Hamilton Street E. K Remen Springfield Avenue

Merchants Attend OPS Rules Clinics in Charlotte

Nearly 100 High Point merchants joined two clinics on Office of Price Stabilization regulations in Charlotte. J. K. Ward explained Regulation 7 covering prices on shoes clothing furniture and similar items while Sam Goldfein led Regulation 11 on cafes and restaurants. The sessions were at the municipal courtroom and the Elwood Hotel.

High Point Bers Charlotte Merchants Association Elwood J. K. Ward Sam Goldfein

City Renews Power Pact With Duke

The city renews its electric power contract with Duke Power to supply 15,000 watts for resale to Point consumers. Readings from four substations will be combined for pricing. agreement approved at a City Council session with City Manager T. E. Hinson to ensure provisions. Signatures: Mayor Pro Tem C. A. Lewis and City Clerk Lois Smith.

Duke Power Company T. E. Hinson Duke Southern Ave N. Main Street Linden Street Commerce Street C. A. Lewis Lois Smith

Interior report cites vast crop output from western lands

The Interior Department notes western lands produced about 14 million tons of crops. The National Geographic Society records early American bicycles were called velocipedes, hobby horses and dandy cars. The Yalu River freezes solid.

U.S. Interior Department National Geographic Society

First Woman to Hold U S Mint Direc torship

A biographical fragment notes a St. Joseph Missouri born woman who married a Wyoming governor in 1902 and moved there. After his 1923 election and 1924 death she became the first woman elected to fill a governor’s term in 1925 and later served as United States Mint director beginning 1933, the first woman in that post.

St. Joseph Wyoming United States United States Mint Dayton

Notable events cataloged from 1938 to 1949 summary

A compact record notes key historical marks including the 1938 Akron airship disaster off New Jersey with 72 sailors lost, the 1949 North Atlantic Defense Treaty signing by twelve nations, and a 1982 note on vitamin isolation by Dr. C. King of the University of Pittsburgh after five years of work.

C. King University of Pittsburgh United States Akron New Jersey William A. Moffet

Actotum defined as busy body and all-purpose worker

A dictionary style note defines actotum as a busy body or a person employed to do all kinds of work. It traces origins to Medieval Latin meaning to do everything, from facere to do, plus totus.

Mill Operators and UTWA Meet Over 15% Wage Hike Near

Adams Millis officials and the United Textile Workers Union of America hold a conference in High Point at the Elwood Hotel to negotiate a new contract affecting 11 mills. Top demand is 15 percent raise plus a cost-of-living escalator and improved layoff protections, vacation pay, insurance costs, and expanded pension plans.

Adams-Millis Corporations United Textile Workers Union of America AFL High Point Mills Elwood Hotel J. A Lyncain Smith Greensboro Kenneth Brim Rown Te ‘Hosiery Mills Harriss and Covington Hosiery Mills O. E. Kearns and Son Melrose Hosiery Mills Slane Ho- Mills Silver Knit Hosiery Co Triangle Hosiery Com Adams Millis Three UTWA

New Patrolman Salary Raise For Experienced State Officer

A 24 year old highway patrolman William M. Thomas Jr will start with the city police at 215 dollars a month rather than 190 due to prior peace training. He passed a Civil Service exam to fill six patrolman vacancies. City Council approved the higher starting salary after noting his two and a half years highway patrol experience and six weeks training prior to joining.

William M. Thomas, Jr Longstreet Civil Service Bank of Patrolman Tasaeaee

Poem Collection Mentioned by William Dean Howells

The question asks for the name of the author who died in 1906 and is noted at the bottom of a newspaper column listing various poetry titles and a Howells introduction. The likely figure is an American poet and editor connected to the volumes cited, possibly James Whitcomb Riley or a contemporary works compiler. The column references multiple lyric and poem collections with Howells contributing an introduction, and the obituary line indicates the author’s death in 1906.

Divie Cabin and Field Gideon Happy Hollow William Dean Howells

Being Yourself and Caution in Life and Family

A cautious note on personal behavior and affection suggests that authenticity fosters warmth. Financial and domestic matters are expected to move forward smoothly. The prediction highlights a child born today with a strong, energetic personality and lively character.

Notable Figures Celebrate Together Today

Arthur Murray, Robert E Sherwood, Jerome Weidman, Tris Speaker and Frances Langford are named as rising stars and celebrated names in a joint festivity. The group spans dance instruction literature theater baseball and film

Arthur Murray Robert E. Sherwood Jerome’ Weidman Tris Speaker Frances Langford

Notable figures visit Maine in Salvation Army tour

The report mentions Gen Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army and Otto, Prince von Bismarck Schoenhausen, with references to Cantons and a third day in the schedule.

Maine Evangeline Booth The Salvation Army Otto, Prince von Bismarck

Gladiolus A Favorite Easy to Grow Garden Flower

Gladiolus is a summer flowering plant available in many sizes and colors. Plant bulbs in straight rows, work fertile soil, and spray for thrips using a schedule advised by the U S Department of Agriculture. Stagger planting every 10 days over six weeks for a long color season.

U. S. Department ,of Agriculture Beltsville

Cohen Moves to Tucson to Enter Drug Trade

Los Angeles gambler Cohen announces sale of Los Angeles interests and a move to Tucson to run “the drug business.” He sold his limousine for 12 000 to Fort Worth stock car group, says he lost on the deal, and claims partners bought two drug stores in Arizona to be renamed The Mickey Cohen Drug Stores. Local officials criticize his move. Cohen calls it legitimate business.

Los Angeles Aitotee] Cohen Tucson Ariz Texas Arizona Mickey Cohen Harry Chicago Ralph Sills A. Leonard Epstein Brentwood Cohen Lavonne Cohen Enterprise J. O. Niemann Howard Pyle Kefauver Committee Pima County Robert Morrison

Memorize Key West Plays In Bridge Strategy

In the West hand, after three to the ten in trumps, play the middle card on a first round finesse to avoid giving away a trick. The column analyzes a specific spade sequence where West’s nine spade, starting with 10 9, changes the end position and demonstrates why the middle card must be chosen on the finesse.

West South East

Has Been for 15 Years Baby Leroy Looms Large

Ronald Leroy Overacker, known as Baby Leroy, rose to fame as a child star with Maurice Chevalier and W C Fields roles before a brief career. Now nearly 19, he studies archaeology and physical education at Los Angeles City College and contemplates an agricultural college after service. His mother recounts how a Paramount finder entry sparked the screen run and notes Leroy dislikes acting, having little recall of his film years while maintaining a tough, quiet personality.

Hollywood Baby Leroy Ronald Leroy Overacker Biby Leroy Los Angeles City College Agricultural College David Epstein Sunset Boulevard Paramount Studios Maurice Chevalier W. C. Fields Fields Universal Robert

State College Alumni To Hold Meets

Raleigh date April 4 North Carolina State College alumni will hold their annual class reunions Friday and Saturday May 4 Open house is planned for Saturday morning at the College YMCA with registration and events including ROTC dress parade class lunches reunions dinners a recital by Chancellor J W Nelson a basketball game and an afternoon baseball game the General Alumni association luncheon will be in the College Dining Hall at noon State College has more than 25000 living alumni worldwide.

Raleigh North Carolina State College Guy F. Lane Ramseur I State Corral Alumni Association H. W Pop) Taylor College Ymca J. W. Nelson General Alumn Association State College

Odd Fact and Freight Practices Across Ages

An English town recently witnessed a quirky event involving bathtubs on wheels driven to family doors. The article notes a term red ball used for urgent freight, originating from a red dot on priority cargo cars. It also mentions Bordeaux’s long harbor history dating back beyond Roman times.

England

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