Kinsey bound over in manslaughter case after August crash
Charles F Kinsey III bound over to Superior court on manslaughter charges linked to the deaths of two companions in an auto-truck crash near here last August. State witnesses included E D Young, C C Suggs, Eddie Ridge, and others. Kinsey also faces a pending drunken driving case.
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Montlieu
Superior Court
Here
E. D. Young
C. C. Suggs
Suggs
Thomasville
Eddie Ridge
Eae
Kinsey
Taylor Payne
East Lee
Sam Kennnedy
Eee
William E. Lee
Phillips
Curtis Lewis
Beamon Alley
James H. Burley
Hurley
Crouse
J. Yow
Tipton Naff
William Steen
Iph Shidal
Lincolnton
Fred G. Kiass
Julian
J. C. Edwards
D. C. MacRae
No Furniture No Beer For The Mailmen
Washington dispatch notes postal workers face dire hardship with no beer and no furniture plus insufficient pay. Representative Kersten cites Milwaukee letters showing long hours, rising costs, and single incomes failing to support families. calls for a wage raise and improved benefits.
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Washington
Kersten
Milwaukee
Akeak Aeary
Red Peace Group Demands West Germany Japan Disarm
East Berlin hosts the Wareace Council three day session urging world Communism to oppose rearming Germany and Japan. Pietro Nenni chairs as delegates from Italy and other nations join Soviet backed leaders in a hall decked with Red flags.
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Wena
Pietro Nenni
Italy
Dr. Hewlett
Bes
Canterry
Kaarenburg
Jean LaFitte
France
Kuo Mo Jo
China
Deaths and Funerals In Calhoun Town Area
W Calvin Hill 82 Lexington Route 2 retired farmer died after three weeks illness. Survived by wife Hazel, children and many grandchildren. Funeral today from Tom's Creek Baptist church with burial there. Addie Lou Brown Stinson 76 Kernersville Rt 1 widow of Payton Stinson died after one year of declining health. Funeral Thursday at North Main Street church with burial Garden Park. Avery Amos Weavil 73 Homestead Avenue died at High Point Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Funeral Thursday at Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church with Oakwood Cemetery burial. Grace Montsinger Payne 51 High Point died at High Point Memorial after 18 days illness. Funeral Tuesday at First Methodist Church with Oakwood Cemetery burial.
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Calvin Hill
Thomasville
W. Calvin
Cal) Hill
Lexington
Tote Soe Sion
Bn Sule
Sarah Lambeth
John Byerly
Ey Pierce
Jackson Creek
D. Williamson
Wilson
W. R. Bell
Marion
Walker Funeral
Pleasant Grove
Tom's Creek Baptist Church
Church
C. P. Burchette
Thomas
High Point
L. A. Bennett
Marigold
C. J. May
Charlotte
A. L. de Bruyne
Clinton
Dorothy
Winston-Salem
First Baptist Church of
Forsyth Memorial Park Cemetery
Addie Stinson
Addie Lou Brown Stinson
Kernersville
Rt. 1
Payton Stinson
High Point Memorial Hospital
Randolph County
Elisha and
Janie Williams Brown
Union Grove
Avery Amos Weavil
Homestead Avenue
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
S. J. Reich
Sam T. Atkinson
Point
Oakwood
C. Weavil
Furniture Busines
Grace Payne
Grace Montsinger Payne
Hubert Payne
RFD
Finer Me Methodist
Kenneth Goodson
Henry — Hour
High Point College
William “Bill”yne, Jr
Charles Payne
Percy Jr
Glenn Payne
Russell Payne
Harold Payne
Bobby Freedle
Edgar Turner
Payne
North Carolina Tar Heel State boosted in new booklet
The state advertising division released a four color booklet titled North Carolina The Tar Heel State. It presents the state as a year round vacationland from mountains to Atlantic coast and notes leadership in industry and agriculture, government, history, and why North Carolinians are Tar Heels. Distribution aims at inquires from offices, camps, and military camps with bulk requests anticipated.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
N. G Department of Conservation & Development
America
Tar Heels
Charles Parker
Out of
Ce Oekant
Film On Nylon Shown By Local Civitan Club
Civitan members watched a Technicolor film titled Clove Up of Nylon shown by E. V. Snotherly of Adams-Millis Corp. The presentation explained nylon manufacture and compared nylon fabrics with others, claiming nylon keeps the body cooler in summer and warmer in winter. The encyclopedia notes handball originated in Ireland about 1000 years ago.
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Nylon
Civitan Club
E. V. Snotherly
Adams-Millis Corporation
Ireland
Optimist Club Organizes 1951 Little League Teams
Optimist Club approves plans to organize a Little League with city Parks and Recreation cooperation. J C Moore says league officials include Mc Shears as president and Billings as assistant. Open to boys under 13 by August 1. volunteers sought for roles such as coaches managers umpires scorers and agents.
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J. C. Moore
City Parks and Recreation
J. Je "Mc Shears
Joe
Tommy Rose
Fred Lambeth
Oscar Ellington
Gayle Billings
Carl Plate
Grand
Save L. Baker
J. Litton
J. C. Howell
Sean Mitchell
Contempt Charge Dismissed Against Railroad Union
In Chicago on February 21 the second contempt action against the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen over the sick call strike was dismissed in federal court. The union had pleaded guilty to contempt in the walkout and a December 194? strike, with fines totaling 100000 to Michael L. Igoe. The union must pay the remaining fine by Saturday.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
BRT
Michael L. Igoe
Rail Union
Horses Originated in America and Beavers Underwater Feeding
Horses originated in America but all current United States horses are imports or descendants of imports. Beavers can close their lips behind their front teeth enabling them to cut wood underwater.
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America
United States
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