High Point Printer W B Hall Earns Civic Praise
William B. Hall of High Point built a 42 year printing career starting in 1920 after World War I service in France. He later expanded Barber Hall into Hall Printing Co with 33 employees and an offset department. He is active in Wesley Memorial Church and local civic groups.
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Braxton Younts
Danville
Hall
Eli A. Hall
Mary Emma Snead Hall
Virginia
YMCA
Frank Harrison
Walter A. Luckenbach
Newport News
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N. Main
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E. Commerce
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Barber - Hall
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Olivia Woosley
Trinity
James T. Hall
Sibley Hospital
Washington, D. C
John W. Hall
Duke University
U. S. Army Engineers
Ann Hall
Owen Reese Jr
Panama City
Fla
W. B
Bill) Hall Jr
High Point
Wesley Memorial
Chestnut Street
Sheraton
Southern Furniture Exposition
High Point College
Southern Railway
Community Chest
United Fund
Uwharrie Boy Scout Council
Civitan
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Missions
Methodist Church
N. C. Conference
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Barber- Hall Company
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Poison Whisky Alerts Thomasville Police
Authorities warn residents after a pint bottle labeled poison was returned by ATTU agents and linked to the Church Street area. The case follows recent poison whisky deaths as police step up raids on local bootlegging and outline how lead salts contaminate illicit liquor.
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Bonnie Moore
Thomasville
ATTU
Church Street
Paul Shore
Shore
Changes in Russia as Kremlin Frets Over Public Opinion
The piece argues Soviet public opinion is gaining influence under Khrushchev as censorship eases and information leaks surface. It notes cautious news on nuclear tests and Berlin, growing dissent among youth and professionals, and hints public sentiment may steer gradual reform and a softer stance abroad.
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Edible wrapper inches toward poultry packaging
MSU researchers in East Lansing have developed an edible fat coating for chicken packaging that could be used on both frozen and fresh poultry. The coating, approved by the FDA, can be sprayed or dipped on and removed with warm water or left on during cooking.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
MSU
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L. E. Dawson
Dawson
Clerk Returns Part Of Wages To London Council
A Willesden London Borough Clerk anonymously sent 10 pounds as conscience money with a typed note to the borough treasurer. A council spokesman said the gift could be from any of about 300 employees and there was no clue as to the donor.
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