Nineteen Die Violently in North Carolina Over Weekend
At least nineteen people died in violence across North Carolina over a weekend. Killed were teens Robert Shores Penny Parnell and William Chandler in a head on crash near the Greensboro High Point airport. other fatalities occurred in Charlotte Durham Rowland Hillsboro and Henderson areas with multiple injuries and complicating factors including gunfire and a bootlegger crash.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
U.S. 421
Greensboro- High Point
Robert Irvin Shores
Penny Parnell
William L. Chandler
Eva Mae McGrady
Winston- Salem
Howard Jerome Walker
Plymouth
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Fredrick Phroneberger
Charlotte
Robert Crusoe Fulton
Durham Street
Thieves Break Into Two South Main Businesses
Police report two break ins on S Main Street late last night. Henry J. York insurance agency lost about 4.99 in small change after entry through a kicked out door panel, found at 11:50 p.m. The Cloverleaf Supermarket also entered through a rear door with two panels broken, found at 12:15 a.m. No items reported stolen from the supermarket. A wristwatch valued around 40 dollars was reported stolen from J. D. Hill at 212% Reid Sr. while he and his wife were out.
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S.main Street
Henry J.york Insurance Agency
Insurance
J. D. Hill
Reid Sr
Hill
Superior Court Opens One-Week Civil Term
Thirteen cases have been set for a trial at a one week Superior Court civil term. The term began this morning with jury selection. Judge Allen H. Gwyn of Reidsville presiding. The next criminal term of Superior Court starts in High Point on December 10.
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Superior Court
Allen H. Gwyn
Reidsville
High Point
UNC junior killed in car collision near Durham
Hurst a UNC junior was killed and his fiancee 18 of Tarrytown N Y injured when their car collided with a truck on U S 15A six miles from Raeford Also killed near Raeford Alexander C Oliphant III 26 of Yardley Pa John E Rhinehart 64 killed by vehicle near Maiden A Norfolk Va couple John D Willmouth 36 and Mary A Bennett 25 found dead in a Nags Head motel room likely due to an open unlit gas heater
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Lewis William Bauguess
Traphill
Roaring Gap
James Mitchell
Rowland
Leonard Seals
Statesville
Ella Stevenson
Hillsboro
Pattie Griffin Gunn
Yanceyville
James Daniel
Roxboro
Lumberton
Ft. Bragg
Robert John Simintour
Beryl J. Ford
Hurst
University of North Carolina
Durham
Sandra Murray
Tarrytown
N.Y
U.S
Raeford
Alexander C. Oliphant III
Yardley
John E. Rhinehart
Maiden
Norfolk
Nags Head
John D. Willmouth
Mary A. Bennett
Kiss Attempt Brings Man Suspension
A local man received a 30 day suspended sentence in Municipal Court for a kissing assault attempt on a neighbor's wife. Hubert Everhart 35 was ordered to stay away from the woman's Franklin Street home unless invited and to pay court costs. Mrs Jane Smith testified he advanced toward her and tried to kiss her after using her telephone.
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Hubert Everhart
Byron Haworth
Everhart
Jane Smith
Franklin Street
License Tags Go On Sale January 2
North Carolina auto license plates for 1957 go on sale January 2 in High Point and statewide. Local sales occur at the Carolina Motor Club on College Street, with mail orders via the Raleigh DMV. Next year plates invert colors from 1956 with a black field and yellow letters bearing the motto Drive Safely. About 1,600,000 vehicles are registered, a number expected to rise.
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North Carolina
High Point
The
Carolina Motor Club
College Street
Department of Motor Vehicles
Raleigh
Greensboro Chamber board member resigns over airport plan
Ceasor Cone resigns from the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce board accusing the panel of ramrodded airport survey approval. He cites displeasure with actions of the board as it endorsed a plan for a single airport serving High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem.
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Chamber
Greensboro
Ceasor Cone
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Greensboro Chamber Board
High Point
Winston-Salem
Cone
Greensboro-High Point
Allocation of sequences to state officials described
The governor receives the reserved tag for the first entry. The next 199 numbers are assigned to other state officials. The National Guard is allocated numbers from 201 through 1,600.
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National Guard
Advertising Manager Correctly Identified in Enterprise
Carlos Garriga of 613 Greensboro Rd is advertising manager for National Food Stores, not a salesman as reported in yesterday's Enterprise feature.
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Carlos Garriga
Greensboro Rd
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