YMCA Meet Tonight Draws Over 150 In High Point
More than 150 YMCA leaders and guests attend the annual dinner at St Marys Episcopal church at 6 30 P M Awards will be presented for year long recreational and sports events Dr W L Jackson to give awards Nathan Ayers to present building plans report Rev Kenneth Goodson to deliver the keynote Amos Kearns presides The High Point Y is 26 years old this month dating to a 1923 Chamber of Commerce effort with Fred Tate as first president and the 1925 opening of the present building.
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YMCA
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
W. L. Jackson
Nathan Ayers
Kenneth Goodson
First Methodist Church
Amos Kearns
Young Men's Christian Association
High Point
Bill Fife
North Main Street
West Washington Street
Fred N. Tate
J. Elwood Cox
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Tate
Jamestown Man Injured At Crossing
H C Davis a 52 year old mechanic for Lyles Chevrolet remained in critical condition at Baptist hospital Winston Salem after a grade crossing collision with a southbound freight train near his Greensboro Route 3 home. Davis car was ripped apart and dragged about 50 feet while his body landed 25 feet from the crossing. Davis was alone in a 1940 Nash sedan when the wreck occurred shortly after noon yesterday behind the Guilford county Sanatorium on Stanford road. Mrs Davis heard the crash from their nearby home and called for help. Investigators reported no charges and noted minor damage to the train with tied and hose fittings found at the scene.
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H. C. Davis
Lyles Chevrolet Company
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Davis
Nash
Guilford County Sanatorium
Stanford Road
Southern Railway
Aoonce
Boulevard Hospital
Highway Patrol
High Point Briefs and Marriage Licenses Reported
High Point notes visits from Mr and Mrs W Hester and daughter Willie Lou of Rawlings Wyoming to Mr and Mrs J W Hedgepeth at 221 Steele Street. Marriage licenses issued to Herschal Stout Asheboro and Kathleen Hooper High Point Ben Therrell and Allene Anne High Point Billy D Fogleman and ite Jean Marie Liberty Slate Holton and Eunice Spainhour Garland Chandler and Alma Washington High Point Glenn Mickey King and Dorothy Coley Proffton Willie G Wall and Louise Allen Winston Salem Raymond Hardy Winston Salem and Alma Mae Wilson Mt Airy.
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Registrar of Deeds
Herschal Stout
Asheboro
Kathleen Hooper
High Point
Ben Therrell
Allene
Anne High
Fire alarms respond to false alarm at East Washington Street
Fire department logs show a false alarm at 1201 East Washington Street recorded between noon yesterday and noon today. No further incidents reported.
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Fire Department
East Washington Street
Dr Stephen Wise In Decline At Lenox Hill Hospital
Dr Stephen S Wise, 75, a world famous Jewish leader, is reported weakening and losing ground at Lenox Hill Hospital. He has been critically ill since Saturday after undergoing an abdominal operation on March 30.
Delirium Causes and Care From Medical Notes
Delirium arises when the brain lacks nutrition or blood flow due to various conditions. Causes include alcohol, drugs, infections, liver disease, diabetes, heart and gland diseases, uremia, pellagra, and brain injuries. Treatments vary by cause, with baths, sedatives, soft diets, vitamins, and observation advised.
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King
North Carolina sees record non agricultural employment in 1948 third quarter
State wide employment under the Employment Security Law reached 651 369 workers in the third quarter of 1948 a 5 52 percent rise from 1947 with Guilford county at 56 641 workers a 0 10 percent gain. The report notes a drop in average weekly wage to 41 47 due partly to seasonal leaf tobacco processing.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Loyment Security Commission
Guilford County
Food Handlers School Opens In Union Hall for One Week
The High Point City Health department opens a week long Food Handlers school at A F L Union hall 1084s East Washington street under R L Freeman chief inspector. The program stresses clean hands habits uniforms and sanitation with a screening of Germs Take Pot Luck to illustrate disease spread.
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A.F.L. Union Hall
East
Washington Street
High Point City Health Department
R. L. Freeman
Union Hall
Light Diet Obsession: Toddler Eats Light Bulb in Pittsburgh
A two year old boy named Alan David Pels ingested a light bulb at his Pittsburgh home. Doctors report he is doing well despite the unusual snack choice. The article lists daily time slots and health department speakers and activities for a related class schedule.
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Alan David Pels
Pittsburgh
United States approves 39 million for cotton for Japan mills
Allied headquarters reports the U S approved spending 39 million dollars for 165000 bales of cotton to supply Japanese textile mills for three months of mill requirements.
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Tokyo
Allied Headquarters Today
United States
U. S
Lion Stolen From Circus In Paris Heist
Paris police hunt a clever thief after a circus lion is stolen from a local circus in Paris. Investigation focuses on the unknown suspect who may have fled with the animal.
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Paris
Che
Syracuse Freshman Coach Moves to Orange Squad
Syracuse University freshman basketball mentor Andy Mogish has switched to the Orange freshman nine this spring to guide the new players.
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Andy Mogish
Syracuse University
Orange
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Y.M. C. A. Meet
Jamestown
W. H. Hester
Willie Lou
Rawlings
Wyoming
J. W. Hedgepeth
Steele Street
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Eatures Syndicate, Inc
Scott
R. J. Scott
Aki
West Texas
New Mexico
America
MR. Hyde
Joe
Buttings
Bowes
Guilford
Hugh M. Raper
Bureau of Research and Statistics
Henry E. Kendall
Trans & Com
E. Simms Campbell
Gadgets
Food Handlers
Gordon Battle
Greensboro City Health Department
Garnard Papson
Health Department
Petrie
Red
Roy M. Cook
J. Crawford
NEA’ Newschart
Family Economics Bureau of
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Japan
Sears
Tobias
Revelation
Hudson
Chantal Orton
Sloop Auto Sales and Service
W. Broad St
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