Assault on Female Costs Man 12 Months on Roads
A 40 year old man Felix Little of 513 West Green was given a 12 month road sentence after allegedly breaking into a room where a woman bathed and making improper advances. He appealed with bond set at $600. Other cases included a bicycle theft with an 18 month sentence, and various suspensions and fines in related charges.
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D. C. MacRae
Felix Little
West Green
Edith Southern
Little
Marion Hardy
MacRae
Ralph C. Shipwash, Jr
Lexington Avenue
Young Stephen Blizzard
Best
John Atkinson
Goldie Marie Chaney
Ennis
Causey Connor
Aberdeen
Bob Greer
Clyde Bogan
Dallas B. Pittman
Jimmie Hoots
Lindsay
Raymond M. DeLappe
Lewis Byrd
Old Winston Road
Raymond and
Beulah Anthony
West Willis
Joseph H. Mitchell, Jr
Edgar Leak
Fairview
South Wrenn
All-Night Meeting On Leonard Street Tent
An all-night meeting is planned for Saturday at the Leonard Street tent. The event notes that both the Treasuryee and the FDIC will conduct bank examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Street
Treasuryee
FDIC
Three Youths Sent To High Court Over Break In
Three youths charged with breaking and entering, larceny, and receiving were bound over to Superior Court and released on $500 bond. Wesley Brown and Billy Beeson claimed they stood outside as the other youth, David Yates, allegedly entered via a back window and stole four wrist watches and four packs of cigarettes valued at $36.40. Yates confessed after coming to the police station citing guilty conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Wesley R. Brown
Larkin
Billy R. Beeson
Cedar
North Main Street
David F. Yates
Brown
Beeson
Yates
Cotton Bowl Basketball Tourney Opens in Dallas
The Cotton Bowl opens its first intercollegiate basketball tournament in Dallas with Southern Methodist facing Navy and Baylor meeting St. Louis. SMU has a 2-7 record, Baylor 5-5, Navy 4-0 at 67 ppg, and St. Louis 4-1 at 58 ppg as bids to advance are contested tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Southern Methodist
Navy
Baylor
St. Louis
YMCA Executive Thanks Citizens for 1949 Expansion Campaign
Edgar Hartley, executive secretary of the YMCA, says work on the new building progresses with hopeful signs of no debt upon completion. He thanks local civic clubs, the chamber of commerce, churches, organizations, business leaders, the public, and Radio stations WMFR and WHPE for cooperation and donations in the expansion drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hartley
Y.M.C.A
Chamber of Commerce
WMFR
WHPE
Driving Drunk Nets Accused $200 And Costs
Elmer J. Jackson, 36, of Asheboro Route 1, was suspended six months for drunken driving and fined $200 plus costs with a two year driving ban. He appealed to Superior court claiming medicine plus whiskey caused the impairment. A patrolman testified Jackson drove erratically when arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. MacRae
Elmer J. Jackson
Asheboro
Superior Court
Jackson
Air commemoratives issued for universal postal union founding
A limited supply of 10 15 and 20 cent air mail commemorative stamps is available at the post office. Assistant Postmaster B G Leonard announced today these stamps were issued this fall to mark the founding of the universal postal union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Leonard
Universal Postal Union
Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Pack
A grid of horizontal and vertical clues covers topics from instruments and verbs to animals and geography. Players solve for words like Fly Exist Artless and Paradise plus entries for muscular contractions epic island and parent.
Bear Stearns acquires 25 percent in Distributors Group
In New York Bear Stearns & Co buys 25 percent of Distributors Group Inc which controls open end investment trusts with assets near 72 million. The deal valued around 150000 profits and prompts SEC scrutiny over management contracts and sales loads.
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New York
Bear, Stearns & Co
Distributors Group, Inc
Bear, Stearns
The
Stock Exchange
Investors Syndicate
Robert R. Young
Alleghany Corp
Young Group
Bears, Stearns
Frank L. Valenta
Distributors Group
Kenneth S. Gaston
Securities, Inc
Herbert R. Anderson
Valenta
Natural Resources
Securities and Exchange Commission
Group Secur
Ities
O.k
SEC
Linthicum Firm Awarded Judgment in Barrett Construction Case
A judgment in favor of W. H. Linthicum trading as W. E. Linthicum and son for 475.30 against Mason Barrett and Palmer Barrett trading as Barrett Construction Co was entered after no answer was filed within the time allotted. The court ordered payment of the principal plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Linthicum
W. E. Linthicum and Son
Mason Barrett and
Palmer Barrett
Barrett Construction Co
No Regular Mail Delivery Monday Post Office Hours Change
Post office will close all service windows the day after New Year’s, with the exception of the general delivery window open 9 a.m. to noon. All mail received will be processed and dispatched.
Kentucky Juvenile Held In Auto Theft Case
Asheboro authorities and FBI agents arrested a 15 year old Kentucky boy on auto theft charges. He allegedly stole a 1940 Chevrolet in Louisville and was jailed in Greensboro awaiting federal prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
FBI
Kentucky
Louisville
Greensboro
Freight train hits bus in Concepcion Chile. three dead
A freight train rammed a bus in Concepcion Chile last night killing three and injuring at least twelve. Police and emergency crews reported multiple casualties as the crash disrupted rail and road traffic in the city center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concepcion
Chile
Dee
Two Injured In Local Traffic Accidents In Good Condition
Boulevard hospital attaches report two people injured yesterday afternoon are in good condition. Mrs Maxine Phillips 25 of 811 West Green was hit crossing at English Street extension and Highway 10 A with lacerations and bruises. Harold Farlow 19 suffered lacerations and a shoulder injury on Bundy road. Investigations remain ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Boulevard Unit
Maxine Phillips
West Green
English Street
Harold Farlow
Bundy Road
Barr Resigns From Patrol to Join Seaboard Railroad
Corporal R. T. Barr after ten years with the local highway patrol resigns to become an investigator with Seaboard Railroad in Raleigh. He was moved from High Point to Elkin where he oversaw eight patrol officers across three counties while maintaining his residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. TI. Barr
Highway Patrol
Seaboard Railroad
Raleigh
Associated Press
Barr
High Point
Elkin
Bevin Letter Sparks Dress Debate in London
A London Daily Graphic letter complains about Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin attire at a boxing tour event. The writer ridicules his evening dress with bow ends tucked under a winged collar, mockingly asking how a foreign minister should dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Daily Graphic
Ernest Bevin
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