Court Tries Multiple Defendants in Burglary and Larceny
In municipal court two defendants were bound over to superior court for further action on breaking and entering and larceny cases. James Fred Perry 28 pleaded to entering a home while Page family away and admitted theft of clothing a radio two rifles pistol valued at 405 dollars with a 2000 dollar bond. Larkin Malloy 17 pleaded guilty to breaking into a relative's home and stealing cigarettes and food. Clyde Gray 20 was given 30 days suspended on condition of good behavior for using profane language on a public bus. Allen Kelly 36 pleaded guilty to embezzlement larceny of 11.30 and was ordered to refund and pay costs. A capias was issued for Blaine Norman 38 for drunkenness after he failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efto
James Fred Perry
Brooks C. Page
Page
Val Yo
Larkin Malloy
Gertrude Hoy
Morrison
Clyde Gray
Rt. 4
Carroll O'Brien
West Reen Street
Vera
Moore
Allen Kelly
Alnut Street
Ameriwood and Coal Company
Walter Garner
Foust Street
Opal Gulledge
Foustreet
Capias
Blaim Norman
Weather outlook for North Carolina shows showers and storms
Showers and thunderstorms expected today with lingering shower chances into this afternoon and again tonight. Mild daytime temperatures fall later in the west, with cooler tonight and fair skies following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
West Porn
Winant to Visit U S from London for Weeks
United States ambassador John G. Winant left London by plane for a two to six week visit to the United States, as reported by the embassy.
Miss Ora Fulp dies after nursing career in North Carolina
Miss Ora Lee Fulp of 414 National Highway Thomasville died at 10 15 this morning in a local hospital after a two day illness. She trained at Guilford General hospital nursing school and led nursing departments at City Memorial hospital and later oversaw Trinity church and high Point nurses clubs. She leaves two sisters a brother two nephews and a niece. The body is at Yows funeral home until Thursday and burial will be Friday at Trinity church cemetery in Stokes county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Lee Fulp
Thomasville
Stokes County
Charlie
Nancy Jane Fulp
Guilford General Hospital
City Memorial Hospital
Friendly Garden Club
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Trinity Church
Hazel Fulp
Trinity
Lindsay Loftin
Roy A. Fulp
Sophia
Firemen Answer Six Calls In 24 Hours
A defective wiring caused a fire in the Asia restaurant on North Main Street. Local firefighters fought the blaze for nearly an hour before declaring the flames extinguished. This was the sixth fire in 24 hours, drawing emergency crews to multiple incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
North Main Street
Tate Furniture Company
East Green Street
R. K. Ingram
Park Street
W. W. King
Hamilton Street
C. T. Hodgins
Sunset Drive
Tamborini Leads Early Argentina Vote Returns
Juan Peron trailing in Buenos Aires as Jose Tamborini leads early returns from three provinces. In Santiago del Estero the Democratic Union candidate was ahead with 1 vote to Peron's 279.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Jose Tamborini
Democratic Union
Argentina
Santiago del Estero
Tamborini
van Peron
Measure details large measure bill funding and allocations
The measure totals 1 102 549 017 dollars including 573 594 949 in direct appropriations 50 000 000 in fund transfers 367 500 000 in loan authorizations and 42 500 000 in unspent balances. Notable allocations cover rural rehabilitation 50 000 000 for farm tenancy 250 000 000 for rural electrification 300 000 000 for agricultural conservation payments and 50 000 000 for the school lunch program with several provisions and adjustments for veterans and armed forces service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Conservation Ram
Churchill stated England would destroy Germany if it grew too strong
In court the editor notes Churchill warned England could, if Germany became too powerful, destroy Germany. Horn’s claim to prove Germany pacifism fails as he seeks to show Ribbentrop as peaceable while England saber-rattles. Goering and other defendants assist defense with extensive notes and testimony expected in their own defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Horn
Churchill
Germany
Dr. Horn
von Ribbentrop
Deutschland
General Koestring
Moscow
Nuernberg
Koestring
Russia
Fuehrer
Goering
Public figures plan wartime food aid meeting at White House
An invitation to a March 1 White House gathering seeks public spirited citizens to discuss voluntary food aid for war-torn nations. Ex-President Hoover will attend, with Owen J. Roberts pledging cooperation, and telegrams go to Sinclair Oil’s Sheldon Clark and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
White House
Hoover
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
These Nations Council] of Philae
Sheldon Clark
Sinclair Oil Corporation
Justin Miller
National Association of Broadcasters
Clarence, Francis
General Foods Corporation
George H. Gallup
Henry R. Luce
Electric Firm Given Atomic Bomb Award
New York February 27 117 industrial firms universities and research organizations from 25 states received a scroll award for their part in developing the atomic bomb. Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Groves accepted for the group as head of the Manhattan Engineer District. Carolina honorees included Edwin L. Jones of Charlotte and Hobart M. Bryant of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McGraw-Hill Publishing Company
Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering Magazine
Leslie R. Groves
Manhattan Engineer District
Carolina
Edwin L. Jones
Charlotte
N. C
J. A. Jones Construction Company
Hobart M. Bryant
High Point
N. Ic
Bryant Electric Company, Inc
Pickets disperse as police clear strike crowd near Ford plant
About 800 to 1,000 pickets confronted police at a strikebound Ford plant as injunctions and riot acts were read. One protester was hospitalized after head abrasions. Meanwhile Ford and CIO UAW reach a wage agreement boosting hourly pay to 1.39 for production workers and 1.37 for others, effective until May 30, 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Morrow
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Mercy Hospital
Ford Motor Company
CIO United Auto Workers
Ford
Uaw-Cio
General Motors Corporation
YMCA News Sparks Membership Drive And Activities
The YMCA announces a 1946 program expansion with captains and lieutenants renewing memberships and inviting new ones. A two week membership drive runs from February 25, with an annual program near the closing date. The Y plans basketball and boxing programs and a banquet for industrial men after the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Dag Tn
S. E. Burford
Magazine figures and officials cited on social topics.
The article names James W Young of J Walter Thompson and Dr William I Myers and lists figures such as Eugene Meyer Mrs Anna Lord Strauss Eric Johnston and Mrs Emily Dickinson linked to civic groups. It notes Oil of wintergreen occurs in wintergreen and also in strawberries blackberries raspberries currants plums apples peaches and other fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W., Young
J. Walter Thompson Company
William I. Myers
Cornell University
Chester C. Davis
Eugene Meyer
The
Washington Post
Anna Lord Strauss
League of Women Voters
Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Emily G. Dickinson
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Summary of Social Security and government benefit reporting guidance
The text outlines which government benefits and related income must be reported. It specifies social security benefits pensions and other government payments, and notes property from gifts or inheritances requires reporting for any income derived from it. It cautions about reporting requirements for veterans and their families.
Funeral Rémifrey to be laid to rest Thursday
Funeral services for Frank C. Rémifrey 67 who died Tuesday morning at a local hospital will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock from the Sechrest funeral home chapel Reverend Paul Tudor Jones pastor of the First Presbyterian church will officiate Interment will follow at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery The body will lie in state at Sechrests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
High Point Red Sox
Garfield Campbell
Circle
W.S.C.S. Brooks Memorial Methodist Church
Amy Williams
Elizabeth Street
Elks Home
Edmondson Street
Elks
Fannie Lassiter
Pvt
Calvandus Lassiter
Sgt
William Griffith
Fort Jackson
Columbia
S. C
Aro
Brotherhood Meeting
Brotherhood No. 2
St. Mark Methodist Church
M. G. Woodruff
Pearson Street
Brooks Memorial Church
Nervous Forward Movement In Stocks
New York February twenty seventh. Support entered the stock market to push a broad list of leaders ahead fractions to three points but the advance remained nervous and some gains were trimmed. Steel metals rubbers and utilities led the rise with American Telephone Union Carbide DuPont Standard Oil New Jersey Bethlehem B F Goodrich Goodyear Chrysler American Smelting Kennecott and General Electric prominent on the up swing. Philip Morris hit a new low at times with J I Case Santa Fe and Air Reduction also trading lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
Union Carbide
DuPont
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Bethlehem
B. F. Goodrich
Goodyear
Chrysler
American Smelting
Kennecott
General Electric
Philip Morris
Pac Gas
Curt Wright O'S
Adams
Curt Wright
Davison
Penney JC
Alaska
del Lack & W
Penn-Dix _ Alleghany
Doug Aire
Penner
al Chem & Dye
Pepsi Cola
East Airl
Phillips Pet
Eastman Rod Pitt
Elec Auto
Firestone
Freeport Sulta Radio
Elec
Radio KO
Gen Foods
Rem Rand
At&t
Gillette
Reynolds
Anaconda
Glidden
Arm Til
Goodrich
Socony Vac
Stewart Warner
Barnsdall
Tel & Tel
Studebaker
Bendix Aviat
Johns Man
Swift
Tex Co
Borden
Boeing Airply
Grace
Tex Gulf
Borg Warner
Libby
Tex Gulf Sul 47'S Lige & Myers B 90'. Timken Det Ax |Budd Mfg
Briggs
Lockheed
Loews
Trans & West Air
Budd Wheel Burl Mills
Lorillard
Louis & Nash
Onion Pac
Calumet & Hee Il
Mack Truck
United Airs
United Aire
Mont Ward Ss
Cannon Mills
United
West Mary
Consol Edis North Amery
West Union A
Ohio Oil
Wilson Can Oil Otis
Woolworth We
Cotton and Livestock Movements Reported in Chicago Commodities
Cotton futures opened higher with noon bids up 60 to 90 cents per bale. Livestock in Chicago showed active demand with strong prices for fed steers and yearlings and firm to higher scores for hogs and cattle. Dry goods trade held steady as mills awaited OPA ceiling news. potatoes in market with steady to slightly weaker notes in western regions.
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New York
Jay
Chicago
DRY Goods
OPA
USDA
U. S
Idaho
Nebraska Bliss Tri Uy
Minnesota
North Dakota
Florida
Local Pastor Re-elected President of North Carolina Synod
The Rev. J. L. Morgan of celery was re-elected president of the North Carolina Synod of the United Lutheran church at the three day annual meeting begun at Augs burg church. Other officers include Dr. F. L. Conrad secretary, Charlies Heilig treasurer, and the Rev. B. E. Pet ree statistical secretary. Dr. Frank Clarke of New York City addressed the session and was to speak again tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
J. L. Morgan
Celery
North Carolina Synod of the
United Lutheran Church
Augsburg Church
F. L. Conrad
High Point
Charlies Heilig
Salisbury
B. E. Petree
Frank Clarke
New York City
Unified Lutheran Church of America
Vandenberg Links Respect Trust to Foreign Policy
Senator Vandenberg urged a firmer habit of saying only what is meant and meaning every word. He argued respect must precede trust and both are essential as the United Nations faces Lebanon and Syria and a London clash over troop withdrawals. He praised the UN’s potential but warned against power politics and cautioned that Russia, Britain, and the United States must not undermine the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
London
Security Council
Lebanon
Syria
Vishinsky
France
Britain
San Francisco
United Nations
Russia
United States
Local Firms File Certificates
Certificates of incorporation filed today in the office of the secretary of state include King and Taylor of High Point to manufacture furniture with authorized capital stock of 100000 and subscribed stock 300 by Edward King New York Stanley R. Taye s Ben L. Herman of High Point Rossline Furniture Inc. of High Point to deal in furniture with authorized capital stock 100000 and subscribed stock 300 by Lee R. Spencer J. Ross Spencer Sr. J. Ross Spencer Jr. all of High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Secret 7 of State
Ing and Taylor
High Point
Edward King
New York
Stanley R. Tayes
Ben L. Herman
High St
Rossline Furniture Inc
Lee R. Spencer
J. Ross Spencer, Sr
J. Ross Spencer, Jr
Red Cross Campaign On The Air Tonight
The Red Cross annual fund campaign launches March 1 with a local goal of $30,000. Five major radio networks will broadcast the opening, ending with a coast-to-coast address by President Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Truman
Lamar Stringfield Holds Clinic Here
Lamar Stringfield, a Pulitzer Prize winner in 1928 for From the Southern Mountains, conducted a clinic rehearsal with local high school orchestra and band members. He organized UNC Institute of Folk Music in 1930 and founded the North Carolina Symphony in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Stringfield
Stringfield
Institute of Folk Music
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Symphony
Tests Show Cotton Cord Tires From Synthetic Rubber Satisfactory
Dr May testified before a committee that tires made from ordinary and selected cotton were tested on light cars reaching 48 000 miles at 60 mph and then 68 000 more miles. The tests showed synthetic rubber tires are entirely satisfactory and plans were under way to extend trials to trucks and buses from New Orleans fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
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Daniel
High Point Rotary Club
D. W. Daniel
Clemson College
Center
J. J. Corrigan
Edgar Hartley
Ray Ward
Wilson O. Weldon
Emerywood Country Club
Paul Henreid
Maureen
Randolph Scott Charlies Laughton
Captain Kidd
Paramount
Lassie
With
Peter Lanford
Donald Crisp
June Lockhart
Rialto
Eddie Bracken
Ora Fulp
Salem Street
Sensation Hunter
Doris Merrick
Robt, Lowery
Gary Cooper
Teresa Wright
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Broadway
Laurel & Hardy
World Today
Atomic Bomb
Windsor Community Center
William Penn High School
Ae As
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Jest
the Young Mens Clothing Shop Inc
N.main High Point NC
Gruen Watch Company
Carolina Securities Corporation
S14 Security Bank
High Point, N. C
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