Drunkenness and Forgery Cases March Through Court
In municipal court, Clayton Allred of 241 Street faced 90 days on roads and forgery charges proceeding to Superior Court. Allen Rippy’s wife testified to nine months married, nine months of issues. Rip, a Black man of 1205 Hoover Street, accused of striking his wife. Other defendants included Norman Schwartz speeding, Jesse Clinton carrying a concealed weapon, James F. Smith no operator’s license, Ben Renfrow disorderly conduct, J A Burris worthless checks, Edward Worley assault, Vance Davis drunk and disorderly, William Boyd drunkenness, and Es Holloway assault on a female.
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Clayton Allred
241 Street
Allred
D. C. MacRae
Allen Rippy
Rippy
Rip
Hoover Street
Norman Schwartz
Jesse Clinton
James F. Smith
Kearns
Ben Renfrow
Colonial Drive
J. A. Burris
Forrest Avenue
Edward Worley
Clara Cox
Vance Davis
Manavenue
William Boyd
Prospect Street
Es Holloway
Miami Woman Is Out On $50 Bond After Arrest
Collins, 34, of Miami Florida, was picked up in Paramount Billiards on West Street on a charge of being drunk. She was released yesterday on a $50 bond pending her trial Friday in the county court. The woman had figured prominently in High Point trials in June after a police vice raid at the Sheraton hotel.
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Homasville
Collins
Miami
Paramount Billiards
West
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Cardinal Sibilia Dies at 87 in Anagni
Enrico Cardinal Sibilia aged 87 and longtime member of the Roman Catholic College of Cardinals died today in Anagni. His death reduces the college to 11 living members from its full strength.
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Vatican City
Enrico Cardinal Sibilia
College of Car
Roman Catholic Arch
Anagni
Sweets May Be Cause Of Polio Spread
A former U S naval reserve medical corps commander Dr Sanders argues sugar and sugary foods help spread polio. He proposes a diet low in sugar and starch during the polio season and high in vegetables fruits proteins to boost immunity. He sought to share findings directly with the news press due to urgent crisis.
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U. S. Naval Reserve Medical Corps
Sandler
McGrath Bans Segregation in Headquarters
McGrath's move to ban segregation at campaign headquarters draws mixed views among Dixie Democrats. William Murphy, GOP publicity director, notes several Negroes on the staff while some southern leaders back their own presidential candidate and threaten to withhold support for Truman. Alabama and Mississippi electors are instructed not to back him amid party fundraising troubles. McGrath predicts November results favoring Truman in the solid South, hoping electoral pledges might shift if he wins the popular vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murphy
GOP
McGrath
Dixie Democrats
South
Truman
Rivers
Judge Waring
United States
South Carolina
Danube Parley Highlights Cold War Powers Clash
A Danube conference scene shows Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky casting himself as the river cook while western powers fear Moscow will railroad a Danubian control pact. The exchange signals Moscow’s push to expand influence over Danubian states and a Western aim to keep the river free.
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Vishinsky
Peake
Belgrade
Moscow
Silvermaster Deflects Communist Allegations at Hearing
Former official and Wallace campaign aide Loren Silvermaster denied Soviet espionage charges. He claimed constitutional rights prevented him from answering, called Miss Bentley a neurotic liar, and said he was loyal and never a spy. Bentley testified of Soviet spy ring links and a New York headquarters.
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Baldwin
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Silvermaster
Miss Bentley
Robert E. Stripling
Harvey Cedars
N. J
Odessa
Russia
Resettlement Administration
Maritime Labor Board
Farm Security Administration
Board of Economic Warfare
War Assets Administration
New York
Washington
Secret Police
Eee
U. S. Secret Service
War Patterson
Trade links East and West Key to Marshall Plan, Danube Cited
The note stresses the importance of revived trade between eastern and western Europe for Marshall Plan success. Vishinsky unlikely to concede on the Danube issue though. The Danube is described as brownish rather than blue, while Allied chances look bright.
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Europe
Vishinsky
Danube
Clark Challenges State Elections Board Ruling
Clark allege the board rulings lacked county checks on signer qualifications. The Progressive party circulated petitions offering to cover mailing costs and 10 cents per name for verification. Mary Price of Greensboro, party chair, said the petitions carried 29 406 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Price
Greensboro
Progressive Party
North Carolina Elections Board Recognizes Pro-Wallace Party
The North Carolina elections board recognized the pro-Wallace Progressive party while denying recognition to the anti Truman states rights Democrats. Board Chairman Hubert Olive said the states rights petition failed to meet board rules. Attorneys McMullan and Olive planned to push a test case to the State Supreme Court by Sept 1.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
New Party
McMullan
State Supreme Court
Rules on new party petitions face court challenge
The Progressives and States' Rights Democrats challenge county election rules for forming a new party. The board requires 10 000 signatures 90 days before the general election and restricts eligibility to voters who did not vote in the primaries. The ruling also mandates verification by county boards of elections. The contest questions the eligibility criteria and petition process.
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Elections Board
County Boards of Elections
States Rights Democrats
North Carolina
Berlin talks stall as Danube plan favored by Soviets
In Belgrade the Soviet draft would give Communist states exclusive Danube control, while Vishinsky urged protection of Danubian sovereignty. The Danube conference voted seven to three against Western powers as fire on Berlin currency issues showed tentative compromise.
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Berlin
Belgrade
Eastern Europe
Danube
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. S
Britain
France
Europe
Vishinsky
Germany
Ilin
Quick Fact Quiz From An Old Issue
Grabs of trivia cover sound speed and air travel plus questions about Peter Ibbetson and its opera, a northwest Arizona park, and the Greek name for Jupiter. Also notes on Bretton Woods, St Dominic, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Ida Lupino, and Harold Lloyd with brief biographical mentions.
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Peter Ibbetson
National Park
Arizona
Jupiter
George Washington
England
Harry S. Truman
Bretton Woods
United States
World Bank
St. Dominic
Birthday wishes for Elizabeth, Lauder, Schuman, Hamsun and Weidman
The notice congratulates Queen Elizabeth of Great Britain, entertainer Mary Lauder, composer William Schuman, author Knut Hamsun, and author Jerome Weidman on their natal anniversaries celebrated on August 4.
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Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
Marry Lauder
William Schuman
Knut Hamsun
Jerome Weidman
Scott to Keep His Pledge To Teachers
Kerr Scott the Democratic nominee for governor pledged to ask the General Assembly to grant teachers a substantial retroactive pay increase dating to the start of the school year. He repeated the pledge at the request of the North Carolina Education Association amid concerns over teacher shortages and attrition.
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Raleigh
Kerr Scott
General Assembly
Scott
Ethel Perkins Edwards
North Carolina Education Association
Tightened Credit To Curb Inflation Favored By GOP
GOP lawmakers weigh credit restrictions as a tool against inflation. Taft proposes a congress quitting time as a factor in a broader debate over poll tax reform and constitutional amendment. Southern Democrats resist filibuster against a constitutional path, while Morse argues the house bill’s constitutional validity amid Dixie pressure.
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GOP
Taft
Ohio
Congress
Morse
Rore
Lilian Campbell Leads Comedy Company as Director and MC
Lilian Campbell dominates the radio field as director and master of ceremonies of a comedy group. He is known for films including The Fresh Man and Grandma's Boy.
Eating Practices For Sandwich Variants At Deli Counters
A guidance note contrasts handling dry sandwiches at restaurants with moist double or triple deck varieties. Dry sandwiches may be picked up with fingers, while moist versions should be eaten with a fork.
Your Future: Moon in Your Sign Brings Opportunities
The new moon in your sun sign heights you for seizing key deals and turning vacation plans into reality. This period favors travel and translating plans into action as you pursue desirable undertakings with strong vibrations guiding success.
How'd You Make Out? Puzzle Fragments and Facts
Read fragments include speeds of sound at sea level and at 40000 feet, references to George Du Maurier and Denis Taylor, mentions the Grand Canyon National Park, Zeus, and The Colonial mes. The snippet combines diverse items without a single narrative.
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George du Maurier
Denis Taylor
The
Grand Canyon National Park
Bus and Car Collide on Winston Road In High Point
A Queen City bus and a local youth’s car collided at the Winston-Salem highway and Stokesdale road junction near High Point. One passenger, Mrs. Dora Crane, was treated for hip and shoulder bruises after being admitted then released from High Point Memorial hospital. The car’s driver, Walter Tice Jr., sustained minor lacerations. The bus struck a telephone pole, lifting its rear end, while the car skidded 70 feet north into a rain water pool. damage was estimated at $500.
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Queen City
Winston-Salem Highway
Stokesdale Road
High Point
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dora Crane
Biscoe
Walter Tice, Jr
Tice
Winston-Salem
Eye Shine Trick for Dewy Sparkle
A simple prep tips readers can use to brighten eyes. Rub a small amount of white vase line or cleansing cream over the eyelids and brows to create a subtle sheen, just enough to be perceptible.
West Virginia Coal Mines Employed 100 Men in State
West Virginia coal mines employed 100 men, about a quarter of the nation’s soft coal miners. The figure highlights the state’s significant share in the industry.
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West Virginia
United States
South Carolina judge condemned in inflammatory attack
A heated declaration against U S District Judge Waring accuses him of political bias and calls for removal. Rivers alleges intimidation and claims the judge damages the South Carolina bar, portraying him as cold and dangerous to the judiciary.
Night roadside safety blinker for tire changes on highway
A battery powered blinker light is placed on the highway when a flat occurs to reduce hazards during nighttime tire changes. The device operates off the car’s battery and helps alert other motorists.
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Salome
Yvonne Decarlo
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Stephen Dunne
Paramount
William Adrian Elliott Booth
Rialto
Donald Woods
Edgar Kennedy
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Thomas E. Dewey
Idlewild
N.Y
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State Elections Board
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Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts
London
Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Omaha Stock Company
California
Harold
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Zeus
the Colonial
Mes
Winston Road
S. C
Mem Gram
Pentagon
Jefferson Monument
Official
Midway
White House
Pennsylvania
Frite
C. C. Schiffeler
B. F.goodeich
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