One Year Later Same Man Faces Same Charge
William Chester Martin, 34, released recently from Raleigh prison after nine months for assault on a minor, was booked again for the same offense. He claimed hysteria and fear, a mother described lewd behavior, and the girl testified to the prior assault. Bond set at $500 for Domestic Relations Court April 13. Other arrests included Charlie Jones for assault with a deadly weapon, Jimmy Hardin and Billy Baxley on related assaults, James Aaron for breaking an arm with a two by four, Adam Quick for hitting Wilson, Joseph and Dorothy Watson for forgery, Lloyd Surratt for drunk driving, and Roland Tolson for reckless driving.
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William Chester Martin
Lindsay Street
Raleigh
Martin
Charlie Jones
Stanton Street
Jimmy W. Hardin
Meredith Street
Jones
Hardin
Billy Baxley
W. Russell Street
J. W. Hardin
Baxley
James Aaron
Gordy Street
Aaron
Curtis Wilson
E. High Street
Wilson
Adam Quick
Quick
Joseph
Dorothy Watson
South Hamilton Street
Theron I. Weaver
Parker
E. Green Street
Lloyd F. Surratt
Chestnut Street
Reservist Will Face Front Line Fighting in War Scenario
Washington official Gene A. Robens told North Carolina reservists at Seymour Johnson AFB that in a general war many reserve units would go directly into active operations overseas. He warned of early shortages of active forces and urged immediate overseas deployment to replace losses, with reservists aiding Strategic Army Forces and civil defense at home. He noted six month training proved successful, prompting recruiting limits.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Washington
Gene A. Robens
Army
North Carolina
Robens
United States
Strategic Army Force
Veterans Administration For
Michigan
Psychologist Dr. Wallace Visits High Point College
Dr. Winburn L. Wallace of the Psychological Corporation New York City will speak April 10 at 10 20 AM in Memorial Auditorium on practical and theoretical aspects of psychological tests. He will meet psychology students and majors during his visit funded by a grant to the American Psychological Association and the public is invited.
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Winburn L. Wallace
Psychological Corporation
New York City
High Point College
Wallace
Memorial Auditorium
American Psychological Association
Yearly Meet At Horneytown Fire Department
The annual Horneytown Fire Department meeting will be held at the Horneytown Fire Station Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. L M Rivers the president J S Beaver the fire chief and the Ladies Auxiliary and Junior Firemen will present yearly reports. Election of new board members and officers will take place. Open to all residents of the Horneytown Community north of High Point.
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Horneytown Fire Department
Horneytown
Fire Department
L. M. Rivers
J. S. Beaver
High Point
Debutante Pamela Rogell’s murder puzzle in a lux study
A debutante, Pamela Rogell, is found shot in her father’s wood paneled study. Her fiancé Dick Patterson recounts a masked intruder demanding the safe and a mistaken self defense shot when Pam rushed the firing line. Suspicion centers on an accidental claim and a hidden drawer mystery.
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Jim Taggart
Pamela Rogell
Dick Patterson
Pam
Jelie
Jamestown prepares for council election with six filing
Six candidates, including Vance Proctor and Vance H. McCormick, filed for four Jamestown City Council seats as the filing deadline passed. Incumbents J. Roy Sullivan Harold E. Hall and J. C. Hightower Jr compete alongside Sarah Stafford. mayor T. C. Ragsdale faces no opposition. Polls open May 2.
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Jamestown
Vance, Proctor
Forestdale Drive
High Point
Proctor
Vance H. McCormick
Potter Drive
McCormick
J. Roy Sullivan
Harold E. Hall
J. C. Hightower, Jr
Sarah C. Stafford
Clio
High Point Students Earn Honors at State Science Fair
Two sophomores from High Point Senior High School returned from Duke University after the North Carolina State High School Science Fair. Dickie Blackwell placed second in physics with a low frequency cyclotron and won $50, while Mike Waggoner displayed organic molecules on Mars in biology. Both had previously earned district contest awards at Wake Forest College.
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High Point Senior High
Duke University
North Carolina
Sam Dockery
Dickie Blackwell
Duke
Mike Waggoner
Mars
Dockery
Wake Forest College
Winston-Salem
Azalea Festival Reaches Peak With Crowds And TV Stars
Wilmington hosts the 14th Azalea Festival peak day with 225000 spectators in two parades. Shelly Fabares crowned Azalea Queen IXIV by Gov. Sanford. TV stars John Larkin Nick Adams Mike Connors Morey Amsterdam also attended. Navy opens three vessels for visitors. services mark end of four day festival at St Phillip's ruins.
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Wilmington
N. C
J. J. Padrick
Shelly Fabares
Miss Fabares
Donna Reid
Azalea Ixiv
Gov
Terry Sanford
Wrightsville Beach
John Larkin
Padrick
Larkin
Mike Karr
City Hall
Nick Adams
Johnny Yuma
Mike Connors
Morey Amsterdam
Myrtle Beach
IS. C
Daphne Fair
North Carolina
Gail Bailey
Diane Moore
Tar Heel
Norma Ann Buchanan
North Carolina Press Photographers Association
Navy
Ltwo
St. Phillip’s Church
Old Brunswick
Triangle Explodes Into Violence On Church Street
Johnnie Mae Parsons attacked Louella Murphy with a stick outside the Parsons home on Church Street after Murphy allegedly insulted her husband. Murphy was taken by Green Ambulance to City Memorial Hospital with head injuries.
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Thomasville
Church Street
Johnnie Mae Parsons
Louella Murphy
Parsons
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