Tryon Street Man Jailed On Charge Of Forgery
Paul H. Saunders, 31, of 809 Tryon Street, was arrested on forgery charges after a check for 37.48 drawn in Hubert Bunn’s name. He was held on 500 bond and ordered to appear in court Monday. Police also reported several drunkenness and weapon-related arrests throughout the day.
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Paul H. Saunders
Tryon Street
Escor
Saunders
Hubert Bunn
Florida
Claude Brown
Venable Street
Secerd Dunn
Jamestown
Route 1
Nathan Hunt
Hill
Sonlesad
Egro Na Hood Street
Fae Onan
Anager
U N Rejects Red Proposals at Disarmament Meeting
The 12 nation Disarmament Commission votes 43 to 11 with six abstentions to reject Soviet proposals. Yugoslav delegate Ales Bebler calls the proposals a danger to peace while the vote underscores opposition to new pacts and calls for changes in handling Southwest Asia policy.
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Goslavia
Ales Bebler
J. C. Doenges
Criminal Action Promised For Grain Shortage
Senate testimony links Southwest grain and elevator men to shortages of government grain. Ellender urged full-dress action by federal prosecutors. Secretary Brannan and General Warren testified about 50 cases of conversion or shortages in the Commodity Credit Corporation area. Comptroller General listed seven admitted or known conversions and 14 other cases of shortage.
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Senate
Caren Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Yestern
Brannan
Com
Lindsay C. Warren
Sao
Call Tex
Commodity ' Credit ‘Corporation
Comptroller General
Congress
Woman Says She'll Fight Extradition
A Guilford County mother Lois Dasiyee was arrested Friday on kidnapping charges for allegedly taking her five year old son Charles to Massachusetts. Her extradition fight centers on remaining in North Carolina while Massachusetts hearings and court actions unfold.
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Guilford County
Lois Dasiyee
Greenoak Drive
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charles
Ralph C. Corrideri
Worcester
Mass
Commonwealth
Massachus
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Linville H. Clemmons 42 Funeral Held At City Cemetery
Funeral services for Linville H. Clemmons age 42 were held at 11 a.m. at his sister Barbee’s home before services at the church. Interment followed in the Clemons family plot at City Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Linville
H. Clemmons
Barbee
Aes A
Clemmons
GM Dealers Set To Boost Prices
GM dealers said they were told to raise 1952 model prices once government approval comes through. OPS has approved wholesale boosts for Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick and Cadillac and a spokesman said retail prices will be processed early next week. In Detroit areas dealers reported tentative increases from modest sums to over 135 dollars on luxury models.
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Detroit
General Motors
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Washington
Unclear hearing details in Raleigh with custody dispute
In Raleigh an early date is set for a hearing on a legal matter involving a quction between Massachusetts and North Carolina. A warrant charges a man with crime while one husband faces court action and Mrs Corrideri holds custody of a pawned item. Charles C? ri is mentioned.
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Raleigh
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Sunea
Fire destroys Archdale rented home leaving family homeless
A two story Archdale residence on Archdale road burned yesterday afternoon. J S Wall and his family escaped with only the clothes on their backs as flames enveloped the six room house. Firemen from 20 to 25 volunteers fought the blaze but could not save the dwelling. The fire started when oil was placed back on the stove, and the structure was largely consumed before rescue efforts could prevent spread to nearby buildings.
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J. S. Wall
Archdale
Burchfield
Wall
P. L. White
White
H. T. Hancock
Solon Seeks Expert Aid for Tax Decision Study
Republican leader Reed of New York urged delaying tax legislation until a study with the nation’s best fiscal brains is convened. He called for a special Ways and Means Committee meeting next week to decide on the study. He argued taxing and spending must be reconsidered for the nation and the free world.
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Washington
Reed
House
Ways and Means Committee
Plane Rescues Pair From Snowy Trap
An Air Force helicopter rescued Mrs. Gene Jack and her 4-year-old son from the Rocky Bar mining camp in Idaho. They landed at Gowen Field, Boise, after a midair pickup from a remote winter site. Mrs. Jack, ill for two weeks, walked off the craft with her child in her arms, while her husband and a second unidentified person remained at the camp. Rescue commander Russel Uhlmann transported them to a hospital. the operation used a C82 drops and a specially built landing platform in the snowbound hamlet.
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Mountain Home
Ida
Air Force
Rocky Bar
John Peacock
Gene Jack
Gowen Field
Boise
Jack
Jacks
Eed
Featherville
Russel Uhlmann
High Point Bridge Finalists Advance in Carolinas Championship
Four top bridge players reach the finals of the mid oxture duplicate event in Pinehurst. Competing teams include past co winners W. H. Holderness and Newton Farnell, plus numerous players from Greensboro Winston-Salem and other cities, with entries from Charlotte Columbia and Wilmington.
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Pine-Iurst
R. D. Tillson
C. S. Beaver
Hal Davis
Carolinas
W. H. Holderness
Newton Farnell
Sidney Cone, Jr
J. C. Barefoot
Walter Ridenhour
Greensboro
Garvin May
Burlington
A. R. Brownson
L. C. Ee
Walter Lecaee
Hugh Nelson Page
Asheville
Skunks Invade Jamestown Community at Night
In Jamestown Rhode Island population 1700, a small army of skunks crosses from Saunderstown via the toll bridge sneaking into town at night to avoid detection. Toll collectors report the nocturnal visitors pay no toll in scent.
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Jamestown
R. I
Saunderstown
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