Editor Santford Martin Dies in Winston-Salem
Santford Martin 70 longtime Winston-Salem editor and educational official died at Baptist Hospital after months of heart illness. Born May 30 1886 in Yadkin County he led the Winston-Salem Journal and Twin City Sentinel and later served on state boards of education and higher education. Funeral at First Baptist Church with burial in Forsyth Memorial Park.
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Revival of Prisons Separation Bill Faces Senate Vote
State leaders close to Raleigh push the prisons separation bill amid an unfavorable 5-3 North Carolina Committee on State Government report. Senators discuss reviving the minority report and placing the measure on the calendar for second reading while budget talks and a joint appropriations subcommittee prepare to trim the next biennial tax bill.
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Three Year Old Dies In Kitchen Fire
Mrs. Robert Niehaus reported to police that she left the kitchen briefly while warming a bottle for Julia Marie's baby sister. When she returned, the child’s dress was on fire and she died from burns.
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