High Point Officer Forecasts Liquor Raids Impact
A High Point officer predicts liquor traffic will drop after yesterday’s raid in the Sedgefield area. Capt. Wallace Highfill of the ABC unit notes illicit whisky retailing likely decreased following the operation and cautions ongoing enforcement.
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ABC
High Point
Sedgefield
Capt
Wallace
Greensboro
Highfill
Ratledge
John Harrington
Trail
Harrington
Ed Morton
U. S
L. Herbin Jr
Wilkes County
H. L. Cooke
Carl Churchill
Hart Houses
Eva Stone Proctor
Randolph
Weston
Robert David Jarrell
Paul Coble
Route 1
Randleman
Trinity
Haywood
Va Owens
Asheboro
Woman and Child Hurt in Two Car Collision at City Intersections
Traffic officers reported Mrs. Pauline Baker and her 2-year-old son Randall L. Baker were hospitalized after a two car crash at S Hamilton and E Russell Streets. Both drivers were charged with running a red light as witnesses conflicting signals emerged.
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S. Hamilton
E. Russell Sts
Pauline Baker
Route 1
Randall L. Baker
Mary H. Hall
Melvin Bruce Baker
Baker
Willowbrook St
Madalyn Lewis
Wise St
Aia
Willowbrookwalls Sts
Williard Home Destroyed by Fire Near Five Points
The Junius F. Williard home near Five Points was razed by a basement furnace fire that spread despite volunteer aid. Loss is about 50 000 with furnishings estimated at 5 000. Firefighters ran out of water and refilled a hydrant as flames raged for over an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard
Junius F. Williard
J. Mark Freeman
Sedgefield
Five Points
Freeman
High Point Womean
Central Ice and Coal Co
Businss
Burlington
Ice and Snow Forecast Tonight for Driver Warning
Weather observers warn of a wintry mix tonight with cold rain and snow flurries. Temperatures dip to around 30 with icy pavement early tomorrow, then partly cloudy skies and continued cold conditions, while a later Kernersville veterans meeting details benefits for veterans at 7 30 p m in the John T Ring American Legion Post room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Station
Greensboro High Point
Weather Bureau
Kernersville
L. J. Cochran
Veterans Administration
John T. Ring American Legion
Technicians cite two shops joining High Point association
Small's Television Service and Shelton's Radio Service were admitted to membership in the High Point Radio and TV Technicians' Assn at the organization's meeting held Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Shelton
High Point Radio and TV Technicians’ Assn
Income Tax Primer explains 1955 filing rules and help
NEA’s Tax Primer guides millions to file by April 16 1956 and shows who must file. It clarifies thresholds 600 dollars or 1200 if age 65 and over, and explains refunds and withholding with plain language for the do it yourself taxpayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
NEA
High Point Enterprise
Cabadelanmues
Richard A. Mullens
Breme Tonn Eames
Objectives Outlined by Uwharrie Scout Council Board
The Uwharrie Boy Scout Council executive board met to set 1956 goals. B W Hackney reported a plan for 141 units under 49 commissioners and 129 units scheduled for standard outdoor activities. The council aims for 1 584 badges and 3 609 affiliated Cub Scouts Boy Scouts or Explorer Scouts with 1 Th adults involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie Boy Scout Council
B.W. Hackney
Hackney
Uwharrie Council
Inva Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
Explorer Scouts
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Jim Thornton
Lacy T. Underwood
Foust St
E. Clyde Hunt
Lexington
Richard A. Ane
NEA Service
Don
Vomimam
Swift’s
Swift
Lamb
Gribe
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