Cribfield Pursues Warehousing Growth After Navy Service
Crichfield left the Office of Price Administration in 1942 to manage government contracts for furniture makers. He served as a naval communications officer aboard Atlantic cruisers, released as a lieutenant in May 1945. Returning to Guilford County North Carolina he built a furniture warehousing business, became Mayflower movers’ local representative, and resides in the Sedgefield area with his wife. Their son Glenn Stevenson Crichfield is a Duke and UNC Law graduate practicing law in Greensboro and once a professional baseball catcher under contract with the New York Yankees.
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Cribfield
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
North Carolina
Guilford County
Crichfield
Crihfield
Granville
Mayflower Movers
Sedgefield
Glenn Stevenson Crihfield
Greensboro
Duke University
University of North Carolina Law School
New York Yankees
Sedgefield Course
Peonage Case Heads to Federal Court in Florence
In Florence, South Carolina a landmark peonage case is set for the three week federal court term. Robert M. Cook a Florence County white farmer faces charges of forcing Negro worker Max Roy McKenzie to labor on his farm by beating him with a pistol and cutting his arm. The 1917 case was last in the state. Assistant US Attorney Marvin L. Smith notes a suspended Darlington County Sheriff Grover C Bryant and others face illicit liquor charges and may take a week.
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Florence
D.C
South Carolina
Robert M. Cook
Florence County
Max Roy McKenzie
Cook
McKenzie
Asst
U.S
Marvin L. Smith
Darlington County
Grover C. Bryant
Taneran
Greeks Assault Turk Positions In Cyprus Pass Action
Greek Cypriot fighters attacked Turkish positions in the Kyrenia Mountains advancing toward a strategic pass. The five-hour battle left at least three Turks and one Greek dead and several wounded. About 300 to 400 Greeks were involved. Turkish numbers unknown. Meanwhile in North Carolina a fund drive aims to finance two historic projects at Old Fort including Davidson's Fort reconstruction and a museum.
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Saint Elias
Cyprus
Kyrenia
United Nations
Saint Hilarion Castle
Nicosia
Ayios Theodoros
Old Fort
N. C
Inj
North Carolina
Carolina Frontier Museum
Davidson
Asheville
Pack
Deu Ha
St. Hilarion Castle
Southern political image study finds party views and segregation ties
The UNC analysis by Prothro and Matthews uses UNI VAC 1105 to gauge how whites and Negroes identify with Democrats or Republicans. It finds strong linkages between party image and attitudes toward segregation or integration, with whites leaning Democratic but favorable to segregation at high levels and Negroes showing opposite patterns. The study notes many unregistered Negro voters, potential realignment worries, and predicts gradual Republican gains via urbanization and education.
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South
Democratic Party
Univac
Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy
Drs. Prothro and
Matthews
Republican Party
Lincoln
Drs. Prothro
UNC
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High Point Enterprise
Portugal
Calhoun Drug Store
Wales
East Green
West End
North State
Central Exchange
High Point
Thamesville
Randleman
Tocal Security
Security Life & Trust Co
Security General Beaerane
Winston-Safem
High Point District Sales Office
Larry Hamrick
North Main Street
Robert L. Green
Bob Burgess
N. Main Street
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