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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1948

Page

10

Wallace Urges Southern Unification for Progressives

Progressive candidate Henry Wallace spoke in High Point urging unification of Southern factions. He lauded a fair reception amid jeers and eggs tossed earlier in Burlington and Greensboro and pressed for equal health, education, and farm income programs for the South.

High Point N.C Henry Wallace South Fred Flagler Enterprise Henry Wallac Progressive Party Ind Wallace Burlington Greensboro Egging United States

Weather: Cooler Temperatures Forecast After Heat Wave

The weather man predicts fair and cooler conditions today with a high around 87 degrees, about 10 degrees below yesterday. Tonight’s low is 57 with continued coolness and partly cloudy skies tomorrow, with no rain expected.

Wallace in High Point Praises Liberal South

Former cabinet member speaker Edwin Wallace appeals to a thousand residents in High Point praising liberal Southern traditions. He promotes a four year plan and calls for united efforts in health education and living standards with both races.

Wallace Progressive Party South Russia

Thomasville Draft Office Registers Sixty Five Men

The Davidson county draft board branch in Thomasville city hall registered 65 men yesterday, about three fourths WW II veterans. The office ran 8 am to 5 pm with 35 registrants turned away. volunteers are requested to assist clerks in the basement. Registration continues for men born in 1923 today and tomorrow and for those born in 1922 after August 31, 1922.

Thomasville Davidson County Draft Board T. E. Ae Maxine Town

Harley Leonard Improves After August Crash

Hospital attendants say Harley Leonard still improving at Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. Leonard, once on critical list for nine days after the Monthieu avenue crash August 20, is now in good condition and showing definite signs of improvement.

Harley Leonard Enterprise Monthieu Avenue Boulevard Unit Memorial Hospital Leonard

Defendant Held In Jail In Rape Case

Thomasville report says Austin Fouts 25 of 803 Fisher Ferry street remains jailed without bond on a rape charge involving a 16 year old girl from High Point Route 5. Police expect a recorder's court hearing this week per Police Chief Paul Shore.

Thomasville Austin Fouts Fisher Ferry Street High Point Recorder’s Court Paul Shore Fouts Route 5

Four High Pointers Are Taken In Raid

Police arrested four High Point residents on gambling and lottery charges. Onsley aged 43 of 182 Textile Street Ernest M Buchanan 49 of 287 Young Street and Herman L Buchanan 40 were charged with gambling and operating a lottery. Bonds totaled 450. Marion Lowe a Negro 541 Underhill was charged with operating a lottery and had bond set at 200.

Onsley Textile Street Ernest M. Buchanan Young Street Herman L. Buchanan Marion Lowe Underhill

Republicans to Convene Tonight in Arcade Building

The township Republican party executive committee meets at 8 PM on the Arcade building's second floor. Chairman Ralph Slate says plans for the coming campaign will be set and efforts aimed at registering all eligible voters before the book closes.

Republican Party Ralph Slate

Bank Receives Old Money in Historic Deposit

In Thomasville on August 31 local collectors flocked to First National Bank after news of a near nine thousand dollar cash deposit. Bank tellers exchanged current currency for old large gold and silver certificates dating back to the late 1800s and for old coins. The bank did not release details, but officials speculated the funds represented a long term savings cached by an individual. The money, though used, was well preserved.

Thomasville First National Bank

Intimidation charge placed against man in Greensboro case

Charlie C. VonCannon, 28, of Greensboro Route 3, was charged by High Point police with intimidating a state's witness. Bond set at $200. He allegedly offered Mrs. Pearl Watson $25 to not appear in a case where Watson accuses him of assault. The assault warrant was served August 28 with a municipal court hearing set for Friday.

Charlie C. VonCannon Greensboro Rt. 3 High Point VonCannon Pearl Watson Watson von Cannon

High Pointers Prepare for North Carolina Convention

High Point will be well represented at the North Carolina Motor Carriers association state convention at Blowing Rock this weekend. Lewis-Holmes head, W. D. Lewis, is general chairman and first vice president, with a path to the presidency. May sessions occur at View Manor chaired by Winston-Salem mayor G D Lentz. Other officers include George W. Clay, J. T. Outlaw, and local delegates R E Slaughter and the Brinson family plus Wood Payne Noah and others from High Point. Delegates will extend the Labor Day weekend and stay through Monday.

High Point North Carolina Motor Carriers Association Blowing Rock W. D. Lewis Lewis-Holmes Lewis May View Manor G D. Lentz Winston-Salem Lentz George W. Clay Rocky Mount J. T. Outlaw Raleigh R. E. Slaughter Bottoms-Fiske R. L. Brinson Southern Oil Company Brinson Joe Brinson

First Methodist Church Holds Three Meetings Tomorrow

The First Methodist church schedules three meetings tomorrow starting at 7 p.m. in the ladies parlor with L. F. Ferree presiding over the board of education, and at 7:30 p.m. the board of stewards chaired by Holt Hunter Sr. will meet for the last time this conference year. The midweek chapel hour airs at 8:30 p.m. on Radio IWMFR with Rev. Wilson O. Wellster speaking on The Church Is Call Music by the choir.

First Methodist Church Board of Education L. F. Ferree Board of Stewards Holt Hunter, Sr Wilson O. Wellster

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