Foreign travel no longer a fad of High Point's wealthy set
The Carolina Motor Club office and travel agency on College Street now handles broad travel arrangements for High Point residents, not just motorists. Prices have dropped through mass tour packages, with trips like a Bermuda cruise and meals for about 110 dollars. Travel for nonmembers, spring and summer tours, and a growing trend among working girls and month-long vacations are noted, plus a new travel on credit plan hoped to gain traction.
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High Point
World Travel
Thelma Ryan
Carolina Motor Club
College Street
Ryan
Helen Epting
Fay Thomas
Florida
Miami Beach
Daytona Beach
Vero Beach
Mexico City
Langley
Infamous King of the Huns to Reappear in Word Puzzle
A garbled crossword style list includes clues like Spanish general of the 16th century and Francis Drake with scattered letter fragments. It mentions poets Keats Shelley and Tennyson and includes various partial words and symbols, implying a mixed header of clues and erroneous OCR noise.
Doctors Test Siamese Twins For Operation
Doctors at Mercy Hospital Chicago say further tests are needed to decide if head joined Deborah Marie and Christine Mary Andrews can survive a separation. Spokesman Rt Rev Msgr John W Barret reports the twins have separate brains but blood circulation shared or separate is not yet known. The 443 month old twins undergo exhaustive tests as parents Mr and Mrs Wilfred J Andrews of Chicago.
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Chicago
John W. Barrett
Mercy Hospital
Deborah Marie
Christine Mary
Wilfred J. Andrews
Toy automobiles teach Winston-Salem students road safety
Winston Salem police create hands on safety lessons for elementary pupils using toy cars, miniature signals, and signs to simulate traffic. The program, led by Kent Gwyn, starts in grades one to seven with plans to expand to rural schools and possibly use the State Highway Patrol for outreach.
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Winston « Salem
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
James I. Waller
Kent Gwyn
Waller
Gwyn
Coryn
Julius Alldred
Police
Alldred
Anyce
State Highway Patrol
Unwanted death at hotel prompts inquest into Goode case
Joyce Siepan Goode 33, a former national ad model and wife of postal worker Charles Taylor, died Thursday by plunging from the Gladstone Hotel seventh floor. A note on her clothes asked caretaking for her baby in Room 708. Her one year old son Stephen was placed in an orphanage. Coroner Balmer postponed further inquest to February 25. police expect a court ruling on custody February 23.
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Joyce
Regis Siepan Tee
South Side
Apears
George Balmer
Miss Goode
Gladstone Hotel
Charles Taylor
Stephen
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Havana
Miami
Key West
Cardenas
Cuba
Keats Shelley
Tennyson Wele
U.S
Jason
Anon
Bin
Francis Drake
A. C. Gordon
Ino
History
Gool
General Electric
Tire Service Headquarters
N. Main ST
Twin City
Methodist
Kearns
S. Main ST
Spurs Geri!ng
Akron Beacon
Bureau OF Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
High Point Enterprise
Cadillac
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