Flying Squadron Flies To Raleigh
The Flying Squadron of about 40 High Point aviators met at Greensboro High Point airport at 8 30 AM with guests including Miss Mary Nicholson Greens boro secretary to Jacquelin Cochran and Miss Muriel Daugherty The Beechcraft flight from Greensboro to Raleigh took eighteen minutes cruising at 250 miles per hour altitude 17000 feet with oxygen For the return Dr Hamlin's ship was flown by Charles Kellman who outpaced the Beechcraft The group was greeted at Raleigh by cars from the Colonial Pines Hotel
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High Point
Greensboro High Point
Mary Nicholson
Greensboro
Jacquelin Cochran
Muriel Daugherty
Sis’ Cole
Henry Rufus
Charles Kellam
Fred J. Barnlent
Named highways and their routes
The task asks for the numbers and routes of historic named highways. Lincoln Highway, Santa Fe Trail, Roosevelt International Highway, Dixie Highway, and the Oregon Arrowhead and Old Spanish Trails are to be identified with their corresponding numbers and where they run. The prompt directs that answers appear on Wand Ad Page.
Troutman presides at court in Thomasville
In Thomasville, August 19, Dewey Troutman former solicitor of the local court presided over the Monday morning session with few cases set for trial. Connie Beck was ordered to pay court costs for hit-and-run driving after the defendant paid all damages. John Maxwell, a Black man, was given.
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Thomasville
Dewey Troutman
Connie Beck
Route Two
Murder on a Troopship Sparks Midnight Alarm
Lieutenant Rollins investigates a mysterious deck light amid a nighttime lifeboat drill aboard a troopship. He confronts Harry Miley revealed under a curtain, linking the light to past murders while tracing a pattern around 12:30 each night. To be continued.
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Joan
Hollinn
Miley
Rollios
Rollin
Rollins
Tphey
Duill-Crazy O. C's
Greg
Tees
Jollins
Lieutenant Miley
Harry Miley
Convicted of Drunkenness Drunk and Disorderly Charge
Paul V. Dennis faced a 30 day sentence on a drunkenness charge after conviction for drinking and disorderly conduct. Judgment was suspended on payment of the court costs.
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Paul V. Dennis
Crssis
National Whirlies news behind the news continues
The piece discusses British correspondents in Washington and American reliance on London sources for Anglo American policy, plus the proposal that federal agencies may subsidize chain stores to supply defense areas. It also covers aircraft production trends, labor shortages, and unemployment backlogs, with figures on monthly U.S. plane output and worker projections.
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Washington
London
Knox
House
Senate
Au Courant
White House
Federal Works Administration
New England
Middle West
Federal Works
John J. Carmody
Hair-Co’s
Scrappy News From Charlotte And Nearby Misadventures
Aug 19 report recounts little Jimmie Madden III leaping from a moving car, one grandmother injured, and a Greenville hospital trip. A Goldsboro couple wed after a spontaneous trip to Virginia and a three days notice, then to South Carolina for marriage. Spartanburg firemen battled a popcorn shop blaze as grease pot pops disturbed locals. Camp Davis soldiers encounter a six foot rat snake near a sleeping sergeant, earning a corporal praise.
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Charlotte
Jimmie Madden
Madden
Jimmie
Greenville
S.C
Cupid
Carolinas
Goldsboro
Virginia
South Carolina
Camp Davis
Randolph Court term opens September 1 in Asheboro
The next term of Randolph County Superior Court will convene at the Asheboro courthouse on Monday September 1 Judge Felix Riley of Waynesville will preside over a criminal term with about 350 cases on the docket Rufus Routh clerk of court notes. News items report a Florida car crash involving J R Bazemore of Rock Hill S C and a family fire while they were away plus a highway ice hazard observed near Greensboro and a Charleston boy asking for the Saturday night soap.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Felix Riley
Waynesville
Rufus Routh
J. R. Baxemore
Rock Hill
S.C
Florida
Bazemore
Calendar Notes on Misdemeanor Cases and Public Interest
The calendar notes that most cases are misdemeanors with no outstanding importance or interest. It emphasizes that the majority of proceedings fall into minor categories and do not involve significant public impact.
Highest railroad point east of the Rockies at Balsam NC
The record notes the summit of the railroad line at Balsam North Carolina reaching an altitude of 13 348 feet, marking the highest eastern rail route point.
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Rockies
Balsam
N.C
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Raleigh
High Point Group
U.S. Highways
Troutman
John Maxwell
A. W. O'Brien
NEA Bervice, Inc
Duke Power CO
South Main Street
Burton Heath
New York Observer
U.S
Curonic
National Industrial Conference Board
National Association of Manufacturers
Screwy News
Spartanburg
Randolph Court
Corporal
Bacchus
Charleston
Ford
English Motor CO
Washington Street
DR. Foster
B. B
SUA B. C
Kolor-Bak
Gulf Spray
Phillip
Pinkham’s
BAYER
Alka-Seltzer
Castoria
Noxzema
Sunsol
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