Postmaster Names Winslow To Replace B. G. Leonard
Walter L. York announced personnel changes at High Point post office due to B. G. Leonard retirement after 35 years. W. T. Winslow became assistant postmaster with prior service since 1925 and earlier roles in finance and accounting. Ivan D. Crissman named accountant to succeed Winslow.
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Winslow
B. G. Leonard
High Point
Tooy
Walter L. York
Postmas
York Said
Leonard
York
W. T. Winslow
Postal Service
Park
Ivan D. Crissman
Man Dies in Pasadena Cemetery
In Mountain View Cemetery Pasadena a 41 year old man Harry E McIlvain died yesterday while placing flowers on his mother's grave. A cemetery caretaker found him and authorities said the death was due to a heart attack.
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Pasadena
Calif
Harry E. McIlvain
Mountain View
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs Ethel Peele
Funeral services for Mrs Ethel Trudie Dickens Peele were held at Woodlawn Baptist Church. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. She died at 9 30 Friday in High Point Memorial Hospital at 56. Also notes a Denton death Aaron B Davis 42 of Lexington with service at Holloways Baptist Church Tuesday.
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Ethel
Trudie Dickens Peele
Woodlawn Baptist Church
A. B. Asbill
George H. Wallace
Allen- Jay Baptist Church
E. M. Bowman
J. T. Stirewall
J. R. Chambers
Paul F. Sneed
C. E. Abbott
Bob Sizemore
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Peele
Whittier St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Denton
Aaron B. Davis
Lexington
Salisbury
Leora Carrick
Benny
Jerry
Mollie Davis
Daniel Davis
G. W. Davis
Charlie Davis
D. J. McDonald
Alma
G. R. Breedlove
Marvin Hedrick
Holloways Baptist Church
R W. Ardin
Church
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Mary Annaliza Clodfelter Bowers
Mrs. Mary Annaliza Clodfelter Bowers of Route 2 Thomasville died in City Memorial Hospital early Friday. Funeral services were conducted at Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev Keith Sink in charge assisted by Dr J A Palmer retired Reformed minister. Pallbearers were Clyde Watts Flay J Sullivan R M Grimes Clyde W Black Frank E Sechriest and Paul L Sullivan. Interment was in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Mary Annaliza Clodfelter Bowers
Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed
Keith Sink
J. A. Palmer
Clyde Watts
Flay J. Sullivan
R. M. Grimes
Clyde W. Black
Frank E. Sechriest
Paul L. Sullivan
Bowers
City Memorial Hospital
600 Gallons Of Gas Stolen In Louisville Heist
In Louisville Kentucky 600 gallons of gasoline valued at 192 dollars were stolen from a parked tank truck of Kentucky Consumers Oil Co. A mechanic Ira Kolter found truck tracks and a hose nearby and suspected thieves loaded the fuel into drums.
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Louisville
Kentucky Consumers Oil Co
Ira Kolter
School Board Seeks Help On Desegregation Strife
The Clinton Tennessee board appeals for federal enforcement of the desegregation order after weeks of unrest and a Kasper acquittal linked to school opening protests. They warn of possible school closure if justice department enforcement fails, noting prior limited police power and threats to remove students.
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John Kasper
Washington, D. C
Kasper
U.S. Dist
Robert L. Taylor
Brownell
Clinton High School
Anderson County
Department of Justice
John C. Crawford
Knoxville
U.S
Taylor
Frank Clement
Withdrawal Plans Outlined for Suez Crisis Talks
A newspaper summary lists six negotiating principles for Suez talks including free canal transit and Egyptian sovereignty. It notes no timetable for full withdrawal yet, with Keightley and Burns to draft one for Hammarskjold and reports claim troops may exit by Christmas.
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Suez
Egypt
Lloyd
Keightley
Burns
Hammarskjold
House Damaged By Flames In Thomasville
THOMASVILLE The kitchen of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Voyles at 115 National Highway was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Firemen estimated the origin uncertain but probable defective wiring. The blaze damaged the kitchen and rear porch, with smoke damage to the rest of the five room frame house. no occupants were home, and firemen arrived at 4 40 p.m.
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Thomasville
Virgil Voyles
National Highway
Inflation Eats Into Savings Delusion in 1950s
New York banks in a December report warn inflation erodes purchasing power despite higher yields. They outline the 1946 to 1956 erosion with tax brackets from 3.4 to 17 percent required to break even, noting government bonds lag inflation and prices hit record highs.
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New York
First National City Bank of New York
Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Drivers Cited In Weekend Accidents
Three motorists faced traffic violations in auto mishaps over the weekend. Leroy W. Smith, 35, Crestwood, charged with reckless driving after his car struck two parked vehicles on Kivett Drive causing damages over $800 to Felix Cunningham and Roger W. Pinnix. Herbert K. Thomas, 17, Route 1, Randleman, charged with excessive speed and Newton G. Goodin, 72, Route 4, High Point, charged with failure to yield after Goodin turned left in front of Thomas on S Main Street.
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Up Paine
Leroy Wilson Smith
Crestwood
Kivett Drive
Felix Cunningham
Underhill Street
Roger W. Pinnix
Herbert K. Thomas
Route 1
Randleman
Newton G. Goodin
High Point
S. Main Street
Goodin
Thomas
Stocks Rally on Steel Oil Dominance in Late Trade
New York stocks rise as steel and oil leaders push the market higher. Dulles optimism and Europe oil plans boost demand. Gulf Oil, Royal Dutch gain about four points each while Bethlehem Steel trims early losses and several majors post small advances.
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New York
United States
Europe
Gulf Oil
Royal Dutch
Texas Co
Sinclair and
Stanéord Oil
New Jersey
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown
Bethlehem
Bache & Company
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Sawbey
Dédveciddeee Burlington Mills Corp
Burlington Mills Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
LEBON
Sca Chica Ey Kawices
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
Cheyilet Cords Iis Veces
New York Central RR
Cone Mills Corp
Vece
Carolina Light & Power
Douglas Aircraft
Voor
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Seeutetas Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Terriers
Greyhound Corp
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
Norfolk & Western Ry
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Poorcoir
Seesica
Proctor & Gamble
Eaehe Ae Reynolds Tobacco
Republic Steel
Cccentecs
Sears Roebuck
Peceetcce
Ae Southern Railway
J. P. Stevens Co
Ssoe
American Tel
Ogtorre OO Ices Accceve
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Cotton Dow Jones Averages and futures report
New York cotton futures opened slightly lower at 4530 per bale with midday quotes showing minimal gains for some contracts. industrials and utilities posted mixed moves as trading volumes reached around 626 thousand to 1.04 million shares in related markets.
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Eas
Bache & Co
New York
Sp.m. Close
Aens
Et ‘Seicaens
Gaae Siecetbesbinks Anaes Saeae
Mateo Iiknhs Bat RS Paemer Se
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WBTV
Charlotte
Dumont Television
Television Sales and Service Co, Inc
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Roanoke
Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
Dayton Thorobreds
Dayton Tires
Hughes Tire Service, Inc
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Panny Tomas
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Lawrence Elk
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Lamb’s Heating CO
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Channel
Mrs
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Mary Bowers
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Commerce Street
North Cherry Street
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Asheville
Concord
Durham
Gastonia
Raleigh
Wilmington
Montel
Minded Dry Cleaners
Flaming George Sanders
Howard
Thomas Mitchell
Vincent Price
Barrymore
Salt Forrest
Pier Angeli
Rial
Naked Gun
Willard Parker
Audie Murphy
Richard Widmark
Hell
Dulles
Middle East
Lukens
Steel
Chrysler
Genval Motor
Glenn L. Martin
Beatrice Foods
Associated Press
Dow-Jones
Victor Mature
Karen Steele
Julie
Doris Day
Louis Jourdan
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van Heflin
Techmicolor
Low Arowdale
Robert Witcum
Intrigue
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Sheldon Reynolds
United Artists
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Frank
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