Jury Trial Granted to Man in Thomasville
In Thomasville Judge Howard Steed granted a jury trial to Sam Bost on charges including hit and run driving reckless driving and drunken driving from an July 17 auto accident on the National Highway. The trial is set for Thursday with a separate hearing on the hit and run count to follow. several potential jurors were called for duty.
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Thomasville
Howard Steed
Recorder's Court
Sam Bost
Hway
910 Fifth Avenue
Max E. Little
Eugene Ledwell
Yas Grimes
Lona Baily
Ore Gilmer Taylor
J. A. Deese
Albert L. Beck, Jr
Fred . Thompson
Wallace Wynn
Effie Pierce
D. W. Bowers Lumber Company
Sidney G. Matlock
Blanch
William E. Leonard
Alfonso J
Pesci
Greens- Wade
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests
A dense rundown lists 6:00 to 12:00 programs across networks with news segments commentary shows and music. Notable items include the Daily Commentary with News Dinner Date Rollin Trio Green Hornet and Jane Pickens Show plus varied dramas and concerts from Carmen Cavallaro to The Romberg Concert and Dancing Continued.
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Abe
East
Mbs
West
Abe Lowell Omas
Dbs Aoee
Abe Stan Lewis, Jr
Apne Rollin
Crosby Club
Cbs
Green Hornet
Harkness
Cbs Sports
Mel Torme
Cbds
Carmen Cavallaro
Mrs. North
Cbsmerica
Billy Rose
Jane Pickens
We the People
Gabriel Heatter
Police
Nbe
Cbs Berkshire
Abe Lone Wolf
Corliss Archer
Abde
Cbs Public Defender
Abc 1100
Cbs News
Abec
News
Abc Weat
Fire alarms filed at department HQ after midnight incident
Alarm log records a short circuit in a car ignition system at 1100 Montreal with cut battery wires. No damage reported. Incident noted between noon yesterday and noon today.
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Fire Department
Monthieu
Wall 57 Dies After Long Illness In Greensboro
Joseph H Wall a Greensboro resident and White Oak mill employee died at home after a two and a half year illness. Survived by widow Nannie Hunt Wall four sons Troy J Franklin M Grover H and Joseph H Wall Jr all of Greensboro a daughter Mrs Oscar Butler two half brothers Jarvis and Cerie Wall High Point two half sisters Miss Marjorie Wall and Mrs Clara Skeen High Point a step mother Mrs Margaret Wall High Point and six grandchildren Funeral arrangements were incomplete this morning.
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Greensboro
Joseph H. Wall
Randolph County
Wall
White Oak Mill
Nannie Hunt Wall
Troy J
Franklin M
Grover H
Oscar Butler
Jarvis
Cerie Wall
High Point
Marjorie Wall
Clara Skeen
Margaret Wall
Rat Poison Is Distributed In Thomasville
Thomasville launches a rat control campaign with 2000 pounds of poison distributed citywide. E L Hinton from Raleigh with the state health department and three assistants supervise bait mixing. City workers and trash trucks will spread the poison from the old fire station. Residents can obtain small portions by calling 6338. A follow-up campaign may occur if funding allows.
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Thomasville
E. L. Hinton
Raleigh
State Health Department
R. M. Cooksey
Cooksey
Negro Admits Breaking Into Coca-Cola Plant
Roy James Thomas, 29, a Thomasville resident, confessed to breaking into the Coca-Cola plant in Thomasville early Sunday. He was arrested on suspicion of entry and drunkenness. nothing was missing except a pair of new trousers owned by J. W. Boyles.
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Thomasville
Roy James Thomas
J. W. Boyles
Omas
Funeral services for James Hopper in Ellsboro Baptist Church
Funeral services for James Hopper 74 who died Monday morning at Reidsville hospital will be held today at 4 oclock in Ellsboro Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include his widow two daughters Mrs Percy Carter Rt 2 Reidsville and Mrs Leslie Dulworth Greensboro three sons Argher John Will Hopper Rt 2 Madison and Erwin Hopper Cando five sisters Mrs Ben Sharpe Price Mrs Gus Loving High Point Mrs Frank Wilson Rt 2 Madison Mrs Ashby Baker and Mrs Elbert Knight Rt 1 Madison three brothers Reuben Banner Hopper Rt 1 Madison and George Hopper StonevilleFg grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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James Hopper Madison
James Hopper
Reidsville
Ellsboro Baptist Church
Percy Carter
Rt. 2
Leslie Dulworth
Greensboro
Argher
John Will Hopper
Madison
Erwin Hopper
Candor
Ben Sharpe
Price
Gus Loving
High Point
Frank Wilson
Madisa
Ashby Baker
Elbert Knight
Reuben
Banner Hopper
Rt. 1
George Hopper
Stoneville
Police arrest Negro in Prohibition raid
Erwin H. Shadd aged 39 of 507 Moon Street was arrested on prohibition charges after officers raided the Moon Street address and seized five and a half gallons of bonded and non tax paid liquor. Some Scotch brands were confiscated. Bond set at 300 dollars.
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Erwin H. Shadd
Moon Street
Shadd
Funeral services set for Mrs Aman da Lanier
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Aman da A Lanier 81 of Thomasville Rt 1 widow of J L Lanier who died at home Monday morning will be at Pleasant Grove Methodist church Wednesday at 10:30 conducted by Rev C E Ridge of Rural Hall. Burial in church cemetery family plot. A brief service at Sechrest Funeral Home chapel at 9:30 by Rev Paul Hardin Jr precedes removal to the church for the second service.
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Amanda A. Lanier
Thomasville
Rt. 1
J. L. Lanier
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
C. E. Ridge
Rural Hall
Tor
Theamily
Sechrest
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial
Methodist
Mrs Julie Hancock Hancock Dies at 69 in Randolph County
Julie Jackson Hancock 69 of Trinity Route 1 died at her Tabernagle Township home at 5 50am after four months of declining health and three weeks of serious illness Born April 8 1879 she lived in Randolph County most of her life She was a Mt Zion Methodist member widow of Joe Hancock and mother of Nanny Elizabeth Loflin and Ola Kinley Funeral services are set for Mt Zion Church Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev C H Hill in charge and interment in the church family plot. She leaves two daughters three sisters a brother 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Julie Hancock
Thomasville
Julie Jackson Hancock
Trinity
Route 1
Joe Hancock
Tabernagle Township
Randolph County
Robert and
Nancy Briles Jackson
Randolph Coun
Hancock
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Nanny Elizabeth Loflin
Ola Kinley
Sarah Evans
Asheboro
Mary E. Finch
High Point
Nancy Hunt
Mac William Jackson
Texas
Mount Zion Methodist Church
C. H. Hill
25 Cent Loan Sparks Arrests In Local Dispute
Police say E. A. Fisher asked Lester Hill for a quarter this morning. When refused Hill restrained Fisher and Fisher was charged with vagrancy while Hill faced assault charges. Fisher’s local address is not known and Hill resides at 211 East Green Street.
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E. A. Fisher
Lester Hill
East Green Street
Hill
Fisher
Local man released on bond after alleged incident involving minor
Oscar Henry Lee Jr aged 57 of 208 Reidstreet was released on a $1000 bond after a police arrest on charges of incident on a female with intent to commit a reported incident involving a 12 year old Negro girl. Police say the case arose from information given by the girl’s mother that Lee invited the girl to his home and offered money and other articles.
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Oscar Henry Lee, Jr
Reidstreet
Lee
Hermosa Beach Merchants Post Friendly Parking Note
Hermosa Beach merchants place a note on overparked cars saying they were happy to add a nickel to the meter when the time ran out and inviting owners to remember them as neighbors and return often.
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Hermosa Beach
Cal
Chairman of Hospital Staff Key Man In Thomasville Case
In Thomasville the hospital staff delays action on the admission of Dr Harris as a surgeon until Dr W G Smith, chairman of the eight member staff, returns for a meeting. Trustees and officials expect new developments and a possible reconsideration of Harris application. Dr Smith and Dr English lead the hospital’s administrative group. Dr Phillips has died and vacancy remains. A trustee reportedly resigned.
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Thomasville
W. G. Smith
City Memorial Hospital
Smith
R. P Harris
Harris
G. T. Alexander
Dr. Smith
Doak Finch
N. C. English
Tomorrw
Finch
English
Plal
C. H. Phillips
Phillips
Denies Coercion and Fire Incidents Highlighted
A report states that more than five school fires occur daily in the United States and Canada as part of a broader discussion on coercion denial. Tree sparrows are noted to rarely nest in trees, reflecting minimal nesting behavior.
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United States
Canada
Local Court Hears Minor Offenses In Afternoon Session
The municipal court wrapped up a busy afternoon with sentences for drunkenness and a series of minor offenses. Woodrow Ingram was fined for immorality, Cora Strong and Carl Williams cited for prohibition violations, and others faced terms or fines for larceny assault and weapons offenses.
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High Point Division
Guilford County Court
Sher
Woodrow Ingram
Loflin Street
Cora Strong
Leonard Street
Carl Williams
Mangum Avenue
Felix Little
Cassell Street
George H. Lopp
Thomasville
Clarence Steele
Beaman Street
Larceny
George Wallace
Burlington
Earth hosts vast variety of animal life estimates
Scientists estimate the earth contains about one million species of animal life from mammals to protozoa. A 70 year lifetime yields roughly 49 000 gallons of blood pumped by the heart. Pigeon racing is noted as a national sport in Belgium.
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Earth
Belgium
Buttered Crumbs Topping From Stale Bread
Make a cupful of crumbs from stale bread then melt two tablespoons butter in a skillet. Add one eighth teaspoon salt and a dash of pepper, stir in the crumbs, and use as a topping for creamed vegetables or other casseroles.
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