Public Should Have Bigger Role In Schools Dr Carroll
Dr Charles Carroll state superintendent of public instruction tells North Carolina superintendents to reverse administrator setup and place the public atop the schools chart. He urges shared leadership with lay groups, notes public desires for guidance, teachers, buildings, and fundamentals, and calls for planning with vision and courage. Gov Hodges will speak tomorrow followed by discussions on federal aid and school construction prospects.
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Pierce Jones Enterprise
North Carolina
High Point City Schools
Charles Carroll
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tendents Division
North Carolina Education Association
Sheraton Hotel
Pr. Carroll
Carroll
Guy B. Phillips
Kentucky
Hodges
White House
H. Bueck Murphy
Dr. Carroll
Sam Ervin
Local Board Favors Pair Purchases For School Sites
The local board approved buying the Waynick land near E Lexington for about 28 acres at 50,110 and the Welch property on Montheu Ave for 23 acres at 382,000. Waynick to host a junior high and possibly a high school. Welch tract to host a modern 12-classroom elementary school. Final funding from Guilford County Commissioners pending, with 4 to 1 vote on Welch and unanimous Waynick action.
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Forrest Cates
Ami
Guilford County
J. R. Welch
Montheu Ave
Capus Waynick
E. Lexington
Welch
Thomas Turner
Mary Lou Welch
Waynick
Robert Koonts
Koonts
Superior Court
Turner
W. A. Tomlinson
Welch Tract
Amateur Fails In Try At Safe-Cracking Here
City detectives reported the week’s second amateurish safe-cracking attempt ended with tear gas, battering the Sheroff Oil Co. office on Southern Ave. Entry came through a window. the office was ransacked but no losses. A similar failure occurred at Bitch Face Veneer Co. Investigators noted a pattern of safe-cracker devices failing. Additionally, Little’s Service Station on Highway 68 reported a $2.05 petty cash theft. Deputy D S Lee said a padlock was knocked off. nothing else was disturbed. A pair of fender skirts was stolen from Willie Hayworth’s car on Route 4, Thomasville.
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Sheroff Oil Co
Southern Ave
Sheroff
Bitch Face Veneer Co
Sheriff's Department
Little's
Highway 68
D. S. Lee
Willie Hayworth
Route 4
Thomasville
Editor Re-Elected To Safety Council Executive Group
Holt McPherson editor of The Enterprise was among six directors reelected to the Governor's Safety Council executive committee at the Raleigh annual meeting. As a former North Carolina Press Association president and founder of the Safety Council the group leads the state highway safety program with media involvement. High Point participants included Frank Lambeth WMFR proprietor Lieut J Bede Shields and Detective O Hake.
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Holt McPherson
Enterprise
Governor's Safety Council
Raleigh
North Carolina Press Association
McPherson
Safety Council
High Point
Frank Lambeth
WMFR
J. Bede Shields
O. Hake
Local Weather Holds Steady With Light Rain Forecast
High Point weather outlook remains in a slight rut with no expected changes in temperatures or conditions. Tonight and tomorrow show cloudy cool weather with light rain, a low near 42 and a high around 49.
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High Point
Car Strikes Light Pole Injuring Two Youths on Farriss Ave
Two 18 year old riders were hospitalized after a car driven by 17 year old Albert Rice lost control turning from Woodbrook onto Farriss and struck a light pole. Dickie Wagner and David Griffin suffered head injuries, Wagner admitted to hospital. Police charged Rice with reckless driving as crews assessed $400 vehicle damage and $50 to the pole and shrubs.
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W. Farriss Ave
Dickie Wagner
Colonial Dr
David Griffin
Route 2
Wagner
Albert R. Rice
Montheu Ave
Woodbrook Ct
Farriss
Rice
Centennial Ave
James A. Hall
Ralph Stevens
C. C. Moore
Centennial
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