Mrs Dalton Reports Democratic Convention Scenes in Chicago
Frances Dalton recounts a Chicago Democratic gathering with delegates from High Point and others. She notes fundraising plans by McCloskey, mentions Stevenson and Clement discussions, and observers including Gov Hodges, James Farley, and Mrs Gore. She describes floor seating, bandwagon talk, and a stylish Cadillac ride.
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Amos Kearns
Gov. Hodges
Senator Scott
John Richardson
Burke Wilson
James Farley
James Roosevelt
Gov. Clement
Someone Should Tell Her How To Cut It Off
A Chicago reader who is not a Democrat or Republican, not registered to vote and unlikely to vote complains to The Enterprise. She expresses frustration with the presidential nominating process and the convention, saying radio and television bring no news. She states she is free white and 24.
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Chicago
The
Enterprise
Capital Airlines cancels two daily turbo prop flights from Greensboro
Capital Airlines has halted plans for two daily turbo prop Viscount flights from Greensboro High Point Airport after Airport Authority objections and a July complaint to the Civil Aeronautics Board. Authority officials note they cannot approve CAB authorized flights, only critique. Condemnation actions may follow for unpurchased property as airport expansion proceeds and new lighting bids are due August 26 ahead of CAB submission by September 1.
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Capital Airlines
Greensboro
High Point
Irport Authority
J. H. Carmichael
Capital
Carmichael
Authority
Sedgefield Inn
Civil Eye Pene Ats
Washington, i
CAB
New York- Florida
Power Authority
J. T. Martin
Sedgefield
Ray Evans
Aaron Mills, Co
Clayton Bell
Falwell Trucking Co
Bers
Marlo
Three Boys In Area On Polio List
Guilford and Davidson counties report new polio cases. Alphonso Jessup Jr., six, of Guilford College, is at Carolina Convalescent Hospital with non paralytic acute poliomyelitis. In Davidson County two cases involve Wayne and Larry Warden, ages 14 and 11, in Midway Township, both at City Hospital with Larry showing left leg weakness. Neither has had Salk vaccine shots. Jessup had two doses at mass clinics.
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Guilford
Davidson County
Alphonso Jessup Jr
Guilford College
Carolina
Greensboro
Davidson
Wayne Warden
Larry Warden
R. L. Warden Jr
Route 5
Winston-Salem
Warden
Midway Township
City Hospital
Winston- Salem
Larry
Wayne
J. W. Warner
Jessup
Guilford Country
Othe
Heat Wave Holds As Hurricane Betsy Moves Slowly At Sea
Weather observers say Betsy will have no local impact if its course continues. At noon the storm was about 270 miles east of Orlando moving westward, with coastal residents told to monitor bulletins. Local skies stay partly cloudy with possible scattered thundershowers. Friday looks mostly fair. Temperatures ranged from a low around 69 to a high near 92 today, with tomorrow's high near 90.
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U. S
Friendship
Orlando
Fla
HPC Gym Fund Campaigners To Meet Tonight
Bill Hylton and Porter Hauser, co chairs of the High Point College Alumni Gymnasium Campaign, announce a meeting of all campaign workers this evening in the college cafeteria at 7 30. Reports on progress and plans for continuing the effort will be discussed. All workers and interested alumni are urged to attend as construction will begin once steel is available.
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Bill Hylton
Porter Hauser
High Point College Alumni Gymnasium
Baltimore Police Take High Point Man On Embezzlement Charge
Baltimore authorities detained L. B. Wingler a High Point resident on a Guilford County Superior Court capias for embezzlement after he failed to appear for trial. Deputies said Wingler is also wanted in North Wilkesboro on a similar charge related to selling furniture for Charlie Bolton.
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Baltimore, Md
High Point
L. B. Wingler
Baltimore
Guilford County
Trail
Wingler
North Wilkesboro
Safe
Charlie Bolton
Kivett Drive
James Ross Snider
Salem Street
Snider
Red Cross and United Fund Meet to Boost Fund Raising
North Carolina communities gathered at the Marietta Clubhouse to map closer ties between the Red Cross and United Fund. Ralph Rochelle and officials from Atlanta led a two hour session stressing joint planning and a clear contract, with emphasis on emergency funding and public understanding.
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Alton Stanford
United Fund
Ralph Rochelle
National Fund Raising
North Carolina
the Red Cross
Alden Eddy
Atlanta
Southeastern
Jim Tornton
Piedmont
Red Cross
Marietta
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Lexington
Mount Airy
Leaksville-Draper-Spray
K. C. Lattimer
American Red Cross
Frances Harris
Rochelle
Congress
National Board of Governors
Board of Governors
United Fund Board
Tom Myer
Eddy
Motorcyclist Killed In Crash Near City
A 44 year old High Point man Woodrow Reddick died of a brain injury after a motorcycle crash near High Point on Highway 311. He drifted off the road and skidded five feet from the bike before being taken to hospital. The crash was a second fatal rural Guilford County accident this month and the 18th this year. The budget includes a 20000 appropriation for a new pavilion wing at the city lake park, with work to replace the men’s bathhouse and finish the women’s wing.
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High Point
Woodrow Wilson Reddick
Burton St
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Guilford County
Stag Bar
Reddick
Archdale
Red‘dick
High Point’ Memorial Hospital
Mr. Reddick
James S
Lillie Millis Reddick
Allen Jay School
Springfield Friends Meeting
U. S. Navy
J. C. Welch Motor Co
Alma Lee Reddick
Woodrow W. Reddick Jr
Guy Ridge
Lillie M. ‘Reddick
Robert
Van
David
Charles Reddick
Haul Reddick
Williamston
Ruth Johnson
Columbia, S. C
Lizzie Huff
Verna Johnson
Myrtle Folwell
Catherine Sheppard
Springfield
City Lake Park Pavilion
Public Works Department
Parks and Recreation Department
Washington Terrace Park
Jamestown Rotary Hears Talk On Civil Patrol
Jamestown Rotary Club members heard a review of the Civil Air Patrol by Bill Smith of WMFR. The program chairman Jim Hornaday introduced him, with plans noted to meet High Point Rotarians for a talk by Rotary International director Web Folin.
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Jamestown
Civil Air Patrol
Prayer text from Baker Pearle in Kansas City church
Prayer invocation from Baker Pearle of Bethel A. M. E. Church Kansas City Missouri asks for insight to reveal fallacies in life and to value created works only as they reflect the Creator.
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God
Jesus
Baker Pearle
Kansas City, Mo
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Joint Meet To Hear Rodman In North Carolina
A joint session of the High Point Bar Association and the Rotary Club will feature William B. Rodman Jr., North Carolina attorney general and incoming Supreme Court justice, discussing the Pearsall plan at a 12:15 p.m. luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel. Rodman, moving to the high court on August 21, will promote the plan and the Sept. 8 school amendment vote, with appearances surrounding today’s Mars Hill College conference.
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High Point Bar Association
Rotary Club
William B. Rodman Jr
North Carolina
North Carolina Supreme Court
Sheraton Hotel
J. W. Morgan
Asa Parham
Holt McPherson
Rodman
Supreme Court
Mars Hill College
Youth Pedestrian Accident In Thomasville Leaves Boy Unhurt
Nine year old Don T Byrd was struck by a car driven by Betty Wilson Hall at 5 26 p m yesterday. He sustained minor cuts and bruises and was treated at a hospital and released.
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Thomasville
Don ’'T
Byrd
Byrd Boy
Betty Wilson Hall
Fife St
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Mrs
Frances Dalton
Ill
Everett Jordan
Capus Waynick
Matthew H. McCloskey
National Democratic Committee
National Democratic Treasury
John Larkin
McCloskey
National Treasury
Puerto Rico
Capus Waynicks
Tom Pearsalls
Grace Rodenbough
Stevenson Headquarters
Conrad Hilton
Ernest Ives
Katie Lauchheim
National Committee
Robert L. Humber
Greenville
Kat
O. A.) Kirkman
Harmony
Jim Smith
United Fund di
Briar Cliff Court
J. L. Rouse
Beatrice Bertha Fine
Reed St
Byron Haworth
Reed Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Samarcand
HPC
Atlantic Beach
Betsy
Carolinas
Jamestown Rotary Club
W. B., Rodman
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