Thomasville Man Jailed on 38 Theft Charge
Thomasville police report an 18 year old furniture worker Gray Plowman of 110 Warner St was arrested on breaking and entering larceny and receiving charges for a $38 theft from a Pri chard home. He was released on bond and set to appear in Recorder's Court on Sept. 4.
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Thomasville
Gray Plowman
Warner St
Onse
Salem
Prichard
Plowman
Ruby B. Hunt
Main St
H. F. Parker
Hunt
Parker
First National Bank of
Lucille Lambeth
Crash Near Thomasville Injures Trip
Three passengers in a two car crash on Highway 29 near Ball Park Rd. suffered cuts and head injuries. Hazel Myers 13 Winston-Salem, and Cora Sides 22 with Jo Ann Sides eight months High Point were treated at High Point Memorial Hospital. Ralph H. Myers 39 Winston-Salem left the right lane and collided with Daniel E. Sides High Point. No charges yet. A separate overnight crash on Burton St Ext High Point left Bobby R. Potts 17 charged with reckless driving after his car overturned twice.
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Thomasville
Ball Park Rd
State Highway Patrol
Hazel Myers
Winston-Salem
Cora Sides
Jo Ann Sides
Richardson St
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ralph Myers
Bobby R. Potts
Burton St
Potts
Burton St. Ext
Wrecks Lead to Two Weekend Arrests in City
Three weekend accidents produced two arrests with no injuries. At 9 20 p m a crash on S Main St injured three youths. driver Raleigh P Barber 17 fell asleep at the wheel and all were treated for shock. Earlier a two car crash at S Main and E Russell Sts led to reckless driving charges against Samuel Wall 1730 Brooks St. Opal Irene Morgan was involved. In a second afternoon mishap 24 year old David Christian was cited for following too closely after a collision with John W Bailey 72 Willis St. Property damage exceeded 500 dollars.
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S. Main St
Raleigh P. Barber
English St
High Point Memorial Hospital
S. Main
E. Russell Sts
Samuel Wall
Brooks St
Wall
Opal Irene Morgan
David Christian
Fairview St
Naumann Ousted From German Election Campaign
Dr Werner Naumann a far right Reich Party candidate was ruled a Nazi offender and barred from the September 6 election campaign by the state interior minister. The move ends his bid after he praised Nazism and Equated Hitler with Napoleon, while claiming denazification papers and a false wartime alias.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Werner Naumann
German Reich Party
Naumann
Hitler
Napoleon
West Europe
High Commission
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Retired captain Bloomfield plans England visit at 91
SHOSHONI Wyo. UP reports 91 year old retired windjammer captain W. A. Bloomfield will make his first trip to England in 65 years to visit his aunts aged 105 and 107.
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Shoshoni
Wyo
W. A. Bloomfield
England
High Pointers Earn C L U Recognition in Cleveland
Among 364 life insurance professionals eligible for C L U diplomas from the American College of Life Underwriters to be conferred in Cleveland on August 26 two High Pointers are John Leslie Andrews of Jefferson Standard Life and Paul S. Owen of Rega Insurance. The C L U and C L U Associate designations require passing five professional exams over about four years plus additional eligibility and experience standards. The exams cover life insurance fundamentals economics government social problems corporate finance banking investments taxation and related topics.
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C.L.U
American College of Life Underwriters
Cleveland
Ohio
John Leslie Andrews
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Paul S. Owen
Rega Insurance Co. of America
Chartered Life Underwriter
C.L. U
Weather Repeats Sunday Showers Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports a Sunday like weather today with a central band of showers from North Dakota to Texas and light showers in the Northwest. Local heavy rains occurred yesterday including 4.89 inches in Laredo Texas 2.28 inches in Guymon Oklahoma and 0.97 inches in North Platte Nebraska.
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Associated Press
North Dakota
Texas
Laredo
Tex
Guymon
Okla
North Platte
Neb
Tattoo hobby not so healthy
A Panmunjom veteran released by the Reds recalls prison doubts about his 22 tattoos begun in 1946. Corporal Carol Rucker of Napa, California notes the Reds criticized the tattoos as "no good" and mentions an eagle chest piece. He fears past German atrocities and reflects on possible executions. The article also notes travel ranks among major industries in 26 states including New York and New Jersey.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Reds
Cpl
Carol Rucker
Napa
Calif
Rucker
Early IQ Testing Urged at Guilford County Meet
Dr. Stephen Ginn, Guilford County mental hygiene clinic director, urged early IQ determinations for mentally retarded children at the District 5 meeting of the North Carolina Association of Parents and Friends of Mentally Retarded Children in Burlington. The session, chaired by R. S. Wilson, discussed IQ meanings and training programs, with 98 paid district members and plans for a Raleigh convention September 19-20 led by Taylor Kennerly, who noted the association’s bond support and named Dr. E. A. Whitney as keynote speaker.
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Stephen Ginn
Guilford County
North Carolina Association of Parents and Friends of
Burlington
Ginn
R. S. Wilson
Guilford
Alamance
Rockingham
Caswell
Taylor Kennerly
High Point
Gov. Unnstead
Kennerly
Association
Raleigh
E. A. Whitney
Elwyn
Waynesville Radio Station Sold to Fry Couple
WHCC in Waynesville North Carolina the westernmost station in the state was sold to Kenneth D. Fry and Margaret F. Fry for an undisclosed sum. The couple will jointly run the 250 watt outlet subject to FCC approval. Fry has 30 years in media and previously led Voice of America and NBC News.
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Waynesville
WHCC
North Carolina
Kenneth D. Fry
Margaret F. Fry
Holt MacPherson
High Point Enterprise
James B. Childress
Frys
Fry
Democratic National Committee
Office of War Information
Voice of America
State Department
National Broadcasting Co
Chicago
Final Planning Revealed For Cattle Sale
Officials of the seventh annual Fat Stock Show and Sale report 57 entries for judging and sale as of today. The Chicago cattle price stood today at cents, with expectations to average at least that on Wednesday. Purple ribbon winners are expected to bring higher prices. The sale at the city garage on Grimes St will start at 2 o clock with judging for cash prizes in the morning. About 50 buyers including packers hospitals hotels and restaurants are invited though anyone may bid. Exhibitors will receive a luncheon provided by sponsors.
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Chicago
Grimes St
Military Post Segregation On Way Out
Washington reports the Defense Department aims to end segregation in state-operated military post schools within two years. If states fail to act by fall 1955, the federal government may assume operation on a nonracial basis, though Congress could resist federal interference. Seventeen bases currently have segregated schools under state plans.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
Eisenhower
Fort Benning
White House
Army
Air Force
Navy
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Guil-Rand Tax District Report Slated Sept 16
A Guil-Rand tax district plan for the Archdale Randolph Guilford area aims to fund fire protection via district payments. A Sept 16 joint report by county and Randolph officials will summarize the administrative steps and election provisions under 1953 law. The department covers Archdale and surrounding Randolph County, with some Guilford overlap, relying on 50 volunteers and one full time firefighter for about 300 calls in three to four mile radii.
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Guil-Rand Fire Department
Guilford
Randolph
Archdale
Guil Rand Volunteer Association
Guil- Rand
Randolph County
Guilford County
Guil-Rand
Harry Weatherly
T. C.hoyle Sr
S. G
Defense Dept Sets Two Year Span for School Integration
Defense officials cite numerous complications including state laws banning integrated schools as the reason for a two year period. They warn federal takeover could threaten teacher staffing and accreditation, and require federal funding for facilities while the Supreme Court ponders the constitutionality of segregation not influencing the department.
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Defense
Supreme Court
Defense Department
City announces civil service openings with salaries and ages
High Point Civil Service Commission lists vacancies for city jobs including engineer, supervisor, cataloger, patrolman, butcher, garage superintendent, fireman mechanic, assistant technician and draftsman. Salaries range to 275 per month. minimum age 21, max 31 for some posts. Apply by Sept 9 1983 8 00 P M at 514 North Wrenn Street 3rd Floor City Hall.
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High Point Civil Service Commission
North Wrenn Street
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New Jersey
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SHACK
Kivett DR
Red Shield Boys Club
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Sybil White
George Covngton
Flinner
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Co States
New Oreans
Blue Cross
Hospital Care Association
Wright
High Point, N
Crusade For Christ
P.M
Irv Chambers
Don C. Austin Evangelist
Billy Graham
The
Baptist Churches For All
Canvas Cathedral
Pine ST
Civil Service Examinations
Public Works Dept
Negro Center, Parks and Recreation
High Point Public Library
City Abattoir
Public Utilities Dept
Public Works Division
Fire Dept
Police Dept
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No Point Civil Service Com
City Hall
Crown
Crown Central Petroleum Corp
Salto
Kennedy Oil CO
REX Oil CO
Gore
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