Scald Tanks Draw Fire In Poultry Inspections
The U S Agriculture's poultry scald tanks face criticism from inspectors as a major source of contamination. Dr Jack Leighty warns scalding can transfer salmonella and clostridium to humans, with fecal matter and blood accumulating in the tanks. He calls improved sanitation and steam cabinet use potential fixes, though no USDA plan exists. Tomorrow coverage on exemptions in laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Jack Leighty
Washington
Leighty
National Communicable Disease Center
Man
Death Notices: Banks Smith 61 of High Point
Banks Webster Smith 61 of 114 E Peachtree Drive died Thursday at home after three years of declining health. Born June 9 1911 in Roanoke VA he lived in High Point moving from Winston Salem. Survived by two sons four grandchildren one sister two half sisters two half brothers. funeral Saturday 2 p m at Sechrest Chapel burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home with family visiting tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Webster Smith
E. Peachtree Drive
Mr. Smith
Roanoke
Claude and
Lela Melton Smith
High Point
Winston-Salem
Mary Hilton
Trinity Hosiery Mill
Jack A. Smith
Elkin
Harold D. Smith
Hedgecock Road
Louise Jones
Ruth Conway
Neill Bargial
Winston- Salem
Joan
Pollard Funeral Set For Sunday
Billy Ray Pollard 45 of 1409 Trinity Ave. died Thursday at High Point Memorial Hospital after declining health. Born April 3 1926 in High Point he was a son of Harmond and Esther Windham and raised by Lewis Pollard. He worked 17 years at Denny Roll and Panel Co and four years at Alma Desk Co. A member of Main Street United Methodist Church he is survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral service Sunday at Sechrest Chapel with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home with visiting hours Saturday 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ray Pollard
Trinity Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Pollard
High Point
Harmond
Esther Spaugh Windham
Lewis Pollard
Denny Roll and Panel Co
Alma Desk Co
Main Street United Methodist Church
Miss Hilton of Thomasville Dies at 82
Miss Louisa M. Hilton, 82, of Rt. 6 Hasty Road, Thomasville, died Thursday at 10 a m in Hilltop Nursing Home after a two year stay. Born June 17, 1889 in Davidson County she was a lifelong resident and oldest member of Hasty Baptist Church. Survived by brother Dewey Hilton. funeral Saturday at 2 p m in C Green & Sons Chapel with Revs Inman L. Stewart and Clayton Kennedy. Burial in Pleasant Grove United Methodist Cemetery. family at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
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Thomasville
Louisa M. Hilton
Rt. 6
Hasty Road
Hilltop
Miss Hilton
Davidson County
Robert D
Hattie Peace Hilton
Hasty Baptist Church
Dewey Hilton
C. Green & Sons
Inman L. Stewart
Clayton Kennedy
Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church
Infant Roach Dies at Birth in Greensboro Hospital
Stephanie Dawn Roach infant daughter of Richard E. and Sherry Cross Roach of 1109 Guilford Ave died at 11 30 p m Thursday at Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital Greensboro Surviving are her parents maternal grandparents Ray Cross 1116 Campbell St paternal grandparents Keyton Roach 1101 Pershing St great grand mothers Straudie Johnson 1101 Pershing St Effie Roach of Astor Dowdy Towers Graveside rites 11 a m Saturday Floral Garden Park Cemetery conducted by Dr E W Price Jr body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Dawn Roach
Richard E
Sherry Cross Roach
Guilford Ave
Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
Ray Cross
Campbell St
Keyton Roach
Pershing St
Straudie Johnson
Lt Col Carl A Newsome to be honored in Holly Hill service
Grave side services for Lt. Col. Carl A. Newsome USAF Ret 58 of Lompoc California will be held Saturday at 11 a m in Holly Hill Cemetery with full military honors. Newsome a former Thomasville resident died Sunday at his California home and the body arrives tonight to rest at J C Green and Sons until service time.
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C. A. Newsome
Thomasville
Carl A. Newsome
USAF
Lompoc
Calif
Holly Hill
Newsome
J. C. Green and Sons
California
Obituary: Mrs Clar ence Cash of Carthage dies at 64
Mrs Clarence Cash 64 of Carthage died Thursday at Moore Memorial Hospital Pinehurst. She belonged to Priest Hill Presbyterian Church. Survivors include six daughters Carnley Presley Alma Freeman John Nall Eddie Thomas Jr. George Johnson Earl Mitchell. two sons Robert Cash Alvin Cash. sisters Mace Ledbetter Wesley Barnes. brothers Willard Floyd Adams. Family at Fry Prickett Funeral Home Carthage tonight 7 to 9. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Priest Hill Presbyterian Church.
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Carnley Presley
Alma Freeman
John Nall
Eddie Thomas Jr
Carthage
George Johnson
Earl Mitchell
Camden, Ark
Robert Cash
Alvin Cash
High Point
Mace Ledbetter
Wesley Barnes
Atlanta
Willard Adams
Floyd Adams
Fry & Prickett
Priest Hill Presbyterian Church
Randleman Merton Reece 89 Dies in Greensboro
Randleman Merton Reece 89 of Route 3 died Thursday at Anthony Nursing Home Greensboro He was born in Onslow County a retired carpenter for W H Weaver Construction Co Survivors include son Woodrow Wilson Reece of Greensboro daughter Mrs Mary R Littleton of Randleman and brother Frank Reece of Richland Funeral plans are incomplete The body will be at Johnson Funeral Home in Richland after 6 pm today.
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Randleman
Merton Reece
Anthony Nursing Home
Greensboro
Onslow County
W. H. Weaver Construction Co
Woodrow Wilson Reece
Mary R. Littleton
Frank Reece
Richland
Johnson Funeral Home
Mrs Fannie Hendrix Salisbury Dies After Sudden Illness
Mrs. Fannie Myers Hendrix, 88, of Salisbury, died on arrival at Rowan Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. She was a member of Enon Baptist Church. Surviving are two sons, Hoyle A. Hendrix of Greenville and Robert L. Hendrix of Raleigh. three daughters, Mrs. R. C. Lippard of Cleveland, and Mrs. Clara Poteat and Mrs. Raymond Poteat, both of Salisbury. two sisters, Mrs. Bertie Foster and Mrs. Minnie Perryman, both of Lexington. Funeral was held at 2:30 p.m. at Enon Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Fannie Myers Hendrix
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Enon Baptist Church
Hoyle A. Hendrix
Greenville
Robert L. Hendrix
Raleigh
R. C. Lippard
Cleveland
Clara Poteat
Raymond Poteat
Bertie Foster
Minnie Perryman
Lexington
Obituary: Clarence Winston Clary 46 of Asheboro
Clarence Winston Clary 46 of 428-D Quaker Drive Asheboro died at home on Wednesday. Survived by his mother Mrs Annie Clary Gaster two sisters Mrs Lola Gaster of Asheboro and Mrs Alice Thompson of Roanoke Rapids and a brother Milton Clary of Sophia. Services at 2 30 p m today at Ridge McDowell Funeral Home Chapel.
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Asheboro
Clarence Winston Clary
Annie Clary Gaster
Lola Gaster
Alice Thompson
Roanoke Rapids
Milton Clary
Sophia
Ridge-McDowell Funeral Home Chapel
Contamination Gaps Hit Food Safety Scrutiny
A consumer advocate cites USDA failures to detect hidden contaminants in poultry. He notes a PCB outbreak traced to chicken feed from a Wilmington NC plant, with 77 000 Holly Farms chickens destroyed and minimal testing. He warns of broader protection gaps.
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USDA
Holly Farms
Wilmington
N.C
Consumer Protection Group
Ralph Nader
U.S. House of Representatives
Pete Schuck
Center For Study of Responsive Law
Public Health and Environment
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Schuck
Japan
Council On Environmental Quality
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Two Transell Brothers Held on Break-In Charges
Two Randolph County brothers Roy Michael Transell and Jesse Transell and two other men are being sought in Randolph County and surrounding counties on multiple breaking and entering charges. The Transells are held at the Catawba County Jail after alleged break-ins last December at Asheboro and Trinity homes. A Randolph deputy spoke with the brothers in Catawba County, while warrants extend to four other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Rt. 2
Trinity Brothers
Catawba County
Randolph
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
Roy Michael Transell
Rt. 1
Millers Creek
Wilkes County
Trinity
Jesse Transell
Wilbur Moore
Lee Barnes
Brown
Joseph H. Bins 89 Union Point resident dies
Joseph H. Bins 89 of Union Point Georgia died Thursday in a Union Point hospital. He was the father of Mrs Sue Black wife of Rev Watson C Black district superintendent of the North Carolina Wesleyan Church. Funeral services are planned for Saturday in Union Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Bins
Union Point
College Installs Boiler Valves To Cut Pollution
High Point College installed air induction valves on its two main boilers to reduce smoke emissions by about 95 percent. The $2000 project completed in January was prompted by a Guilford County Health Dept notice to improve air pollution. Superintendent Jack Thompson said the system keeps raw fuel burning to cut smoke and welcomed health officials to verify compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
High Point
Guilford County
Jack Thompson
Bill Honeycutt
Thompson
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Guilford County Board of Health
Five Named To Board Of Youth Homes Operation
Five High Point men were selected for the Nat Greene Youth Development Inc. Board of Directors. Appointees include Harold Craven James Franklin Morgan Rev. Milton Foust Richard Hartley and B B Harris. The program aims to provide a non institutional Christian home for delinquents as an alternative to training schools and plans to begin building the first home in June to house 8 to 10 boys on a large Guilford County site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Nat Greene Youth Development Inc
Aubrey L. Strother
Harold Craven
Milton Foust
Jamestown Presbyterian Church
Richard Hartley
B. B. Harris
James Franklin Morgan
Strother
Guilford County
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Associated Press
Tom Wells
Banks Smith
Sechrest Chapel
Sherrill Stiles
Oakwood Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
ROACH
Lexington Ave
Les
P.m. Sechrest Chapel
Linda Friddle
Mrs
Clarence Cash
Moore Memorial Hospital
Pinehurst
Priest Hill Presbyterian
Fannie Hendrix
Co. W. Clary
US Department of Agriculture
Wilkesboro
Hickory
von Schrader
Piedmont Maintenance CO
Jum Crowford
Twin Oaks
N. Main Street
Brinwood
English Road
County Line
Carters Restaurant
North Main St
Board of Youth Homes
Morgan
Craven
Harris
Hartley
Foust
Mzea
Motorola
Paul Wilson
Rose Radio Sales & Service
N. Wrenn
Piedmont Hearing Aid Center
N. Main
Sheraton
Mobil
Mobil Heating Oil
Kennedy Oil CO
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