Local Post Office Welcomes First Heavy Yule Mail
The local Post Office reports an initial surge of Christmas mail as advertising circulars flood in. Superintendent W. H. Farlow says nearly 50 extra workers are to report by next Wednesday and fully by December 20 to handle holiday traffic while urging careful packing and timely mailing for delivery before Christmas. He notes proper use of three cent and two cent Christmas Seals and warns on sealing affects postage classification.
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Lambeau Not Sure of Job With Cards
Curly Lambeau may return as Chicago Cardinals coach after Walter Wolfner, the club's managing director, said no decision has been made. Lambeau faces criticism for omissions rather than commissions and a contract running to Feb 1. Wolfner cites quarrels among coaches, poor season form, and fumbles costing games as issues. He denies any sale plans for the Cardinals despite a 2-10 record.
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Condemnation Notice at 433 S Main Street Three Story House
City Building Inspector J. P. Jones informs owner F. E. McNeill that the third floor of the three story house at 433 S Main Street is condemned for living or sleeping due to inadequate egress. Occupants on the third floor lack a second exit, making continued habitation unlawful under fire regulations.
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Deaths and Funerals in Thomasville and area
Mrs Annie Elizabeth Chisholm Varris 47 evangelistic singer of 8 Morrison Avenue Thomasville died at home after two and a half years of declining health. Born April 11 1904 in Troy she lived in Thomasville 29 years and sang publicly for 28 years. Survived by husband Hal and many siblings. Funeral at First Baptist Church Saturday at 3 p.m. Burial Floral Garden Park. Henry Grady Baldwin 51 member of Thomasville Chair Co died following a three month illness. Funeral Wednesday at Walker Funeral Home chapel with ministers and choir. Interment Holly Hills Cemetery. He belonged to Pentecostal Holiness Church High Point.
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Police Hunt Driver of Blue Pickup on Kivett Drive
Police search for the driver of a blue pickup that struck James McIntyre’s car on Kivett Drive yesterday and fled the scene. McIntyre, of 1031 Asheboro Street, described the impact as the blue pickup traveling east hit the side of his westbound vehicle. No damage estimate available. Preacher Roe topped Dodgers once more in two wins against the Boston Braves this season.
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West and Southwest basketball poised to rise after lean years
College hoops in the West and Southwest regain strength with strong Pacific Coast Conference teams Washington Stanford USC UCLA Stanford top the Northern and Southern divisions. Wyoming Brigham Young Utah Denver and New Mexico in Skyline Eight. Arizona Texas Tech and West Texas State noted for depth. Notable stars include Bert Cook at Utah State and Paul Nolan at Texas Tech. Coaches Feerick and Woolpert plan to rely on sophomores to spark a renaissance.
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Alabama high school stars enroll at University after all star game
Thirty five players who participated in the 1951 Alabama High School all star football game have enrolled at the University of Alabama. Among them are 10 of the 22 starters, as officials Paige Everhart noted.
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