Hosiery patent case slows as documents enter record
In Greensboro the hosiery patent suit drags through document heavy proceedings. Judges hear Adams Millis Bear Brand and others contend infringement while Lemoc Hosiery and Silver Knit challenge validity. Witness James Getaz testifies on toe closure invention as both sides marshal hundreds of exhibits in U.S. Middle District Court without a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brown
Greensboro
L. Richardson Preyer
Adams- Millis Corp
Bear Brand Hosiery
Kankakee
Ill
James Getaz
Frank DeLong
Lemoc Hosiery Co
Burlington
Mel
James L. Getaz
New York
Burns
Getaz
U. S
Middle District Court
Prayer from Lyndon Phifer by Tallahassee editor
A religious dedication prayer asks for mercy and repentance in justice, written by Lyndon B. Phifer, a retired Methodist editor from Tallahassee Florida. It pleads for spiritual awakening and faithful walking with Christ as Savior.
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Christ
Lyndon B. Phifer
Tallahassee, Fla
Stephens Bible Class Meeting Led by Mrs Crowder
Stephens Bible Class will meet with Mrs. M. J. Crowder at 309 Steele Street tomorrow at 3 p.m. Mrs. Aline Kelley will be the leader.
Winds Bring Warmer Weather to Piedmont North Carolina
Fickle winds caused abrupt weather changes in Piedmont NC with rain and snow mix. A warming trend is forecast with temperatures reaching at least 48 degrees tomorrow and clearing skies. Rain totals near .55 inches were recorded at Friendship weather bureau before noon as winds shift from northeast to southerly.
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Piedmont
North Carolina
Friendship Weather Bureau
Liquidation of Central Carolina Rehabilitation Hospital Approved
Guilford Superior Court ordered liquidation of assets of Central Carolina Rehabilitation Hospital Inc. The 1948 polio era hospital closed in 1961 with assets listed at 412 008.70. Judge J Will Pleas signed the judgment with Guilford County to receive tangible property and intangible property of 90 000 to be divided among Bowman Gray School of Medicine Duke University Medical Center and the Medical Foundation of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford
Central Carolina Rehabilitation Hospital Inc
J. Will Pleas
Marion
Guilford County
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest
Duke University Medical Center
The
Medical Foundation of North Carolina
Lions Hear Spinnett On Civil Defense Talk
George Spinnett, High Point Civil Defense director, spoke to Oak View Lions about civil defense and inner threats at a dinner meeting in the Oak View School cafeteria. He offered survival plans and took questions. The club noted the community calendar sale starts today and the eye bank trailer will be open at College Village Shopping Center from 6 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spinnett
Oak View
Spinnett
Civil Defense
High Point
Lions
Eye Bank
College Village
City considers permanent alcoholism committee and funding
A High Point council session discussed creating a mayoral committee on alcoholism with a fulltime director at $10,000 yearly and total annual costs around $18,000. Finance committee will study funding from ABC store profits as the group aims to treat alcoholism and raise public awareness.
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Carson Stout
Citizens Committee On
High Point
ABC
Greensboro
Jamestown
Stout
Council
Ralph Rochelle
William P. Price
Rochelle
Mr. Price
J. W. Snotherly
Samuel Carter
Byron Haworth
Ed Hardin
Bed Burns in Commerce Avenue Apartment Fire
Firefighters rushed to a 100 block W Commerce apartment at 3 12 this morning to extinguish a burning mattress. The blaze was blamed on careless smoking and the occupant removed the bedding before arrival. No other property damage reported. Earlier, two field fires were extinguished on Player Drive and Fraley Road.
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W. Commerce
Player Drive
Fraley Road
Negro Becomes Deputy Marshal in North Carolina
Joseph C. Biggers of Durham was sworn in as U S deputy marshal for the middle district in Greensboro. He is the first Negro to hold that post in the district. The oath was given in the court law library before about 15 people by Clerk Herman Amasa Smith. Biggers is the fifth deputy under Marshal E Herman Burrows.
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Greensboro
Joseph C. Biggers
Durham
U. S
Herman Amasa Smith
Biggers
E. Herman Burrows
Measures To Erase Health Hazard Taken
County health officials promise leniency for High Pointers with septic tank issues as the city plans extended sewer and water services. Oak View residents report ground sewage from 54 homes. corrections orders may be eased where extreme health hazards exist and costs kept minimal. Public-necessity declarations advance water sewer work on Pine Valley Road and parts of Bridges Welborn Neal Chambers and Brentwood streets.
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Carson Strout
Oak View
Health Department
Marywood Drive
Stout
Ellinwood
Pine Valley Road
Oak View Street
Welborn
Neal
Chambers
Brentwood Streets
Winston Land Corp
Albertson Road
Country Club Acres
Country Club Drive
Model Farm Road
Potts Street
Oak Hill School
PTA
Local man charged with trespassing and several arrests
Police charged John McKinley Hodges 62 of High Point with forcibly trespassing on J. H. Deligny property after entering the house through a window. Bond set at 200 dollars, trial scheduled for February 22. Other arrests include two women charged with assault on East Street, James Craver with reckless driving and prohibition violations, James Bailey speeding and Prohibition violations, and James Hawks issuing two bad checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKinley Hodges
High Point
J. H. Deligny
Hodges
Deligny
Vivian Frye
East Street
Corine Johnson
James H. Craver
Lexingston
Craver
James Eugene Bailey
Thomaston
Bailey
James A. Hawks
Hamilton Street
Four High Point suits seek damages totaling over 130 thousand
Four civil actions filed in the High Point division seek 130 733 51 in damages. A High Point couple sue Meyers Co Otis Elevator for 58363 35 personal injuries to their infant son David Clark Joyce in 1957 after an escalator accident. Other suits include Robert M Southerland vs Colonial Freezer Lockers for 2261 82 services Minnie Christine Morgan vs Hall Oil Co Theodore Roosevelt Blakely Jr for 60000 injuries in a 1961 auto truck crash and Glenoa Frame Works Inc vs Carthers Co for 9508 34 for frames and equipment. Responses and trial dates have not yet been filed.
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High Point
Meyer's Co
Greensboro
Otis Elevator Co
David Clark Joyce
David Joyce
Otis Elevator
Otis
Robert M.southerland
S. Wrenn St
N. Main St
Minnie Christine Morgan
Harold Hall
Hall Oil Co
James
Glenoa Frame Works, Inc
New Street
Carter Brothers Co
Salisbury
Ex-High Pointer Heads Asheville Shrine Club
Lawrence C. Stoker formerly of High Point and now a resident of Asheville was elected president of the Asheville Shrine Club which has about 200 members. The club received a special plaque from Oasis Temple for Charlotte for its work with the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Greenville South Carolina.
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Lawrence C. Stoker
High Point
Asheville
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Ish Hill
Roy Hill
Central St
Thomasville
Dick Swaim
David Rabin
Rabin
Patent Office
J. C. Slane
I Stephens
Ing
Negro
Turtle Derby
Texas
ARA Manufacturing Company
D. A. Brown
James Toler
Cliff Hughes
Jack Lewis
Toler
Art Richardson
High Point Enterprise
E. H. Ellinwood
High Point Division of Superior Court
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