Police Follow Tough Routine To Qualify In Pistol Accuracy
McSwain leads High Point police pistol drills at the range as officers undergo a demanding course. Ten officers remain in contention for a trip to Asheville with four annual practice sessions limited by ammunition costs and funding.
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Pete Jones
McSwain
High Point
Point Police
V. i McSwain
G. T. Leverett
FBI
Come Again Memphis Sign Readers Welcome
A sign at the traffic bureau greets arriving motorists with the phrase Thank you Come again as it accepts fines from erring drivers. The quirky message adds local flavor to routine enforcement and public service.
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Memphis
Traffic Bureau
Wiley Farm Promises Antebellum Charm With Modern Farm
PORREST CATES S. R. profiles Wiley Farm near Jamestown Alabama style and present owner William M Wiley. The 500 acre plantation blends 1827 land grant roots with 20th century dairy operation including central heating tractors milking stalls and modern plows. The piece contrasts antebellum mansion ambience with efficient current farm practices and plans for future development.
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S. R
Wiley
Jamestown
Whier
High Point
Abel Gardner
Guilford
William M. Wiley
Gardner
Jet Stream Probe To Be Conducted By AF Team
Wright Air Development Center scientists technicians and pilots will study the jet stream or river air to measure wind speeds altitude changes and directional shifts. The team from Wright Patterson Air Force Base will use a specially equipped B47 to gather data for improved forecasting for military and commercial airliners.
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
Wright Air Development Center
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Disney Denies Accusation In Douglas Privacy Suit
Walt Disney issued a complete denial of claims by Kirk Douglas that photographs of his family on Disney's miniature train were used without consent during a visit to Disney's home. Disney said the visit was not private and Douglas was there voluntarily and without invitation.
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Los Angeles
Walt Disney
Kirk Douglas
Disney
Douglas
Deaths and Funerals In North Carolina News Item
Claude W Jones 64 of 420 Lexington Ave died Friday night at City Memorial Hospital. Funeral at West End Methodist Church Sunday 3:30 PM with Rev Gene Little and Rev W N Parker officiating. Burial in Holly Hills family plot. Bobby Gene Wilson 18, of High Point drowned Friday night at 11:45 while swimming in Badin Lake. Interment at Floral Garden Park Cemetery after services at Church of God. He was son of Everett Wilson of Galax Virginia and Zone Wilson Gilbert of High Point and worked at Crestwood Furniture Co.
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Thomasville
Claude W. Jones
Lexington Ave
City Memorial Hospital
West End Methodist Church
Gene Little
W. N. Parker
Gordontown Baptist Church
Holly Hills Cemetery
Bobby Gene Wilson
Walnut St
Henold Douglas
Church of God
Floral Garden Park
Bobby
Everett Wilson
Galax
Zone Wilson Gilbert
High Point
Badin Lake
Winston-Salem
The
Crestwood Furniture Company
Randleman High School Auditorium Fire Blamed on Light
A stage light bulb direct contact with a curtain sparked a fire that gutted the Randleman High School auditorium. Superintendent W. J. Boger, Jr. estimated damages at 15 000 to 25 000 dollars and said bids are being sought for repairs with work to start soon. The blaze was confined to the auditorium and no classrooms were damaged.
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Randleman
Ranman High School
W. J. Boger, Jr
Randolph County
Boger
WV. K. Cromartie
Roger
Lip injury after Main Street car crash in town
A child sustained a cut lip in an automobile collision on South Main Street last night. McRae and K Talton were involved. damages roughly $150 to each vehicle. McRae faced reckless driving and no operator’s license charges and was released on $200 bond. trial scheduled in Municipal Court.
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S. Main Street
McRae
K. Talton
S. Main
Men Invade A City Beauty Shop In A Rambling Tale
A beautician recalls a flashback to Florida where women clipped hair to three inches and wore wigs. A date ends awkwardly when a man’s arm tangles in a wig and he tears it off, prompting a joke about being two faced. The piece contrasts male attitudes with what a permanent implies.
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Florida
First All Star Game Played Between Leagues
The first major league All Star game took place on July 6 1933 in Chicago pitting the American League against the National League with high public interest and notable playing figures.
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Chicago
Funeral services set for Roba Leonard at Pilgrim Holiness
Funeral services for Roba Smith Leonard, 53, of 910 E Lexington Ave, will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Pilgrim Holiness Church. Rev J A Grout will officiate. Pallbearers are E L Stanley M M Strother Paul Thompson Buddy Thompson Alvin Riews and Odis Nance. Interment follows in Oakwood Cemetery. The will remains at Harold C Davis Chapel until 30 minutes before the service. Leonard died Friday morning after one day in local hospital.
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Roba Smith Leonard
Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. A. Grout
E. L. Stanley
M. M. Strother
Paul Thompson
Buddy Thompson
Alvin Riews
Odis Nance
Oakwood Cemetery
Harold C Davis
Leonard
E. Lexington Ave
Mrs Mary Staley 54 Dies After Sudden Illness
Mrs Mary Anne Staley 54 of Route 4 Asheboro died in a local hospital yesterday afternoon after an illness. Survived by husband T R Staley two daughters Mrs Duke Robbins Mrs George Elliott and Mrs Leonard Voncannon all of Route 4 Asheboro two sons Thomas R Staley and James Staley. Funeral Monday at 2 p m at Methodist Church burial in Randolph Memorial Park Cemetery body to home at 10 a m tomorrow then to church 6 minutes before service.
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Asheboro
Mary Anne Staley
Route 4
Allness
T. R. Staley
Duke Robbins
George Elliott
Leonard Voncannon
Thomas R. Staley
James Staley
Fletcher
Randolph Memorial Park
Local residents and visitors make brief summer trips
Mrs Mildred Cliffe and grandson Dennis Sweeney return to Philadelphia after visiting Mr and Mrs Elwood Gerstlauer on Linden Street. Hazel Gerstlauer and her sister arrive in Philadelphia from Linden Street for a short stay while Mrs Wood sails to Germany on the Burkner with her husband stationed there. Miss Julia Watts and Miss Charlotte Smith depart for Ville to join a summer choral program under Dr Lara Hogast Carolina Teachers College. Mrs Ray Hedrick Jr and daughters visit from Atlanta at 600 Melrose Street. Miss Eleanor Idol of Washington DC arrives for a two week stay with her parents on Wooten Street. Mrs Keever, hospitalized in High Point Memorial Hospital, is not allowed visitors. Miss Hazell Herring of Raleigh visits her aunt Mrs W R Morrow at Brentley Circle. Mrs Fred Smothers and others plan a Greenville workshop at East Pastefeeme College for one week. Miss Velva Whitescarver of Charlotte visits her grandmother and grandfather. Mrs Meda Jane Whitescarver returns to Charlotte with family after a Cleveland trip. Mrs Rutledge Vickery enters High Point Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Miss Myrtle Davis vacationing at Myrtle Beach, S C. Mrs W Nevis visits Ocean Boulevard.
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Mildred Cliffe
Dennis Sweeney
Philadelphia
Hazel Gerstlauer
Lind St
Wood
Houston
Newtron Ae
Eleanor Idol
Washington, D. C
Iteoak
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