Local Nurses To Attend Course In Greensboro
Local nurses from High Point will attend a six week atomic medicine course at the county health department assembly hall in Greensboro. The program, one of 11 statewide courses, trains a fully qualified nurse in atomic casualty care for deployment to hospitals, industries, and public health agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Corpening
High Point Civil Defense
High Point
Lacy Lopp
Public Health Department
Anna Shuppe
Memorial Hospital
State Nurses’ Association
Council of Civil Defense
North
Atlanta
Louise P. East
Wattstal School of Nursing
Durham
Esther Henry Benjamin
NC. College
Fannie Mc Slade
Memorial Mission
Bank clerk dies after duel with police in cult chapel
Charles M. Liske 52 of Hackensack New Jersey killed himself at the Rosicrucian Brotherhood chapel after a pistol confrontation with two patrolmen and a sergeant. Suzanne Pen Bosch 39 nurse and cult secretary reported Liske tried to force her into a death pact and fired at her. Police answered an alarm from a dentist on the same floor and found Liske dead beside an altar after a brief exchange of shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles M. Liske
Hackensack
N. J
Suzanne Pen Bosch
Miss Bosch
Liske
Shere
Blood Donors Sought as Red Cross Extends 24 Hour Alert
Red Cross chapters in Charlotte suspend routine drives and issue a 24 hour alert due to shortages from Korea. High Point seeks donors for the next Bloodmobile visit on Monday at Green Street Baptist Church. The report notes Europe’s guarantees of Switzerland’s independence in 1815.
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Korea
Charlotte
Red Cross
High Point Red Cross
Green Street Baptists Church
Military updates from High Point area service members
plus US Air Force and Navy promotions and assignments. Pte. Robert E. Seals trains as an air force cadet in Greenville Mississippi after basic at Slack AFB. Sgt. Bill J. Buchanan promotes at Castle AFB Merced California. Pfc. William T. Brewer attends Air Police school at Tyndall Field Florida. Pvt. Robert Brewer serves with the 25th division in Korea after basic at Camp Pickett Virginia. John Snyder completes Ft Jackson leaders course. Leon V. Arledge on furlough from Camp Pickett. Harold D. Sugg promoted after boot camp at Parris Island. Charles L. Hauser promoted after camp on Jekyll Island. William Patterson serves aboard USS Haven in Korean waters. Claude A. Swanson advances to tradesman third class at Oceana. George A. Sasser serves aboard USS Cadmus. William D. Smith aboard Cadmus as chief quartermaster. James P. Hulin serves aboard USS DeHaven undergoing repairs at Puget Sound. Five High Point Marines promoted to PFC at Parris Island.
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Robert E. Seals
High Point
Greenville
Mississippi
Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Texas
Bill J. Buchanan
H. R. Buchanan
Fowler Street
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Calif
Marine
Harold D. Sugg
R. S. Sugg
W. ‘Broad Street
Parris Island
S. C
Charles L. Hauser
S. W. Hauser
Route 3
the Island
Marine Training
Far East
William ©. Patterson
Forrest Avenue
Haven
Claude A. Swanson
USN
Seward S., Swanson
Route 6
U. S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Oceana
Virginia Beach
Cadmus
George A. Sasser
Menn
William D. Smith
William R. Smith
East Farriss Avenue
Dehaven
James P. Hulin
J. P. Hulin
Norwood Courts
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Wash
Military mission departs for Formosa to aid defense
A 100 man U S military unit sails out for Formosa to bolster defenses against a potential Communist attack. The island remains insecure despite the presence of the U S 7th Fleet to deter a Red invasion.
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U. S
Formosa
Island
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Henderson church names first fulltime pastor
G A Martin Reverend J S Hardaway Dr I M Mercer Reverend E Norfleet Gardner Reverend John Arch McMillan and Reverend J A Neilson note the First Baptist Church Henderson now has its first fulltime pastor Reverend Gardner. The church reports over 1100 members including many children and gave 7659.43 last year with 4550.50 sent off campus to nonlocal causes. A recent revival by Reverend Cleveland Wilkie of Kinston, Mills Home alumnus, added 63 members.
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G. A. Martin
J. S. Hardaway
I. M. Mercer
E. Norfleet Gardner
John Arch McMillan
J. A. Neilson
Gardner
First Baptist Church
Henderson
John — Winthn
Essors
Cleveland Wilkie
Kinston
Mills Home
Mills Home Church Marks 60th Anniversary in Thomasville
Mills Home Baptist church celebrated sixty years since its 1891 organization with 26 charter members including orphanage children. The site moved from Lea Chapel to Rich Fork and then to the S. W. Little Auditorium, with plans for a new worship house funded by Robert Idol and future campus use of the original auditorium. Notable ministers include J C Newton and J M Hilliard among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Home Church
Mills Home Baptist Church
Baptist Orphanage
Thomasville
John O. Walton
J. D. Newton
Tyler Wheeler
Scotland Neck
William Hudson Moore
Denver
Colorado
Lea
Fannie Leaf
Caswell County
Rich Fork
John H. Mills
S. W. Little Auditorum
Mills
Robert M. Idol
Winston Salem
Mills Home
J. C. Newton
J. M. Hilliard
S. W
W. H. Rich
C. A. Thomas
George P. Herrill
Thomas H. Crutchfield
Local residents listed in unclear notice
Ola W Carpenter of 304 Chestnut D Cain and N C Cain of 407 Veutgeld road. Fred L Campbell of Mr and Mrs W Campbell of 1100 oere Eugene A Martin son of Mr and Mrs R E Martin of 1519 Long street.
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Ola W. Carpenter
Chestnut
D. Cain
N. C. Cain
Veutgeld Road
Fred L. Campbell
W.campbell
Oere
Eugene A. Martin
R.E. Martin
Long Street
Cadet gets twenty five years for school murder
Paul H. Baker Jr a 17 year old Western Military Academy cadet was convicted of murder and sentenced to 25 years in prison for the death of quartermaster Henry E Suhre at the January shooting The defendant claimed accidental shot following a pilfering attempt and defense counsel said a new trial will be sought.
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Edwardsville, Til
Paul H. Baker, Jr
Western Military Academy
Henry E. Suhre
Baker
Camp Breckenridge
Sahre
Harry Faulkner
Chicago Philadelphia Seek Party Conventions
Chicago and Philadelphia urged as sites for the 1952 party conventions with bids to host both Democratic and Republican gatherings. Philadelphia offered 6 000 hotel rooms and 250 000 for party costs. Chicago proposed 8 000 first class rooms and stadium use, with a later money offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Kansas City
Okla
Philadelphia
Walter L. Annenberg
Chicago
Ohio State student charged with threatening President Truman
A 22-year-old Ohio State University graduate student, described as shy and quiet, was arrested in Columbus and charged with threatening President Truman. Secret Service traced two letters mailed from Columbus. one threatened the president and the other implied violence if Truman’s actions continued. Bond set at $2,000. letters contained obscene matter in one case.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Truman
Secret Service
Robert T. Gaudlitz
Engineering Experiment Station
U. S
R. J. O'Donnell
Robert W. Newton
Gaudlitz
White House
Washington, D. C
Jackass
Pigeons Placed With Rum To Fend Off City Pests
In Sydney the Parks supervisor plans to intoxicate pigeons with rum soaked wheat in parks to curb their numbers during Jubilee preparations. He states this hungover pest control aims to make pigeons easy to catch at dawn, despite prior methods failing.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Kntee
M. Sivert
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Greensboro
Europe
Switzerland
France
Italy
Bavaria
Clyde Baxter, JR
E. Commerce ST
Slack Afb
Shreveport
Lockbourne Afb
Pfc
William T. Brewer
Lucy Brewer
Allen Jay
Air Police School
Tyndall Field
Florida
Allen Jay High School
Point College
Robert
Brewer
25Th
Eeevision
Camp Pickett
John 4. Snyder
Joel Henderson
Hardman Street
Ft. Jackson
8. C
WAC
Cpl. List. Snyder
James R. Snyder
Street
Westover Afb
Leon V. Arledge
Flint Street
High Point Marines
William BR. Seearce, Jr
Springfield Street
Ralph E. Carpenter
Sam
Cess
Walton
Truman Land Ohio
Theale
Lary
City Appliance CO
S. Wrenn ST
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