Judge Delays Decision in High Point Trackage Dispute
Judge Lewis E. Teague held a special session to hear High Point’s bid for a restraining order against Duke Power and the Duke Power High Point Thomasville Denton railroad over street tracks. He withheld ruling pending briefs. Attending were Duke Power officials, city attorneys, railroad representatives, and observers. The city alleges more than ten years of poor track maintenance caused $35,000 in damages to West Russell Street, while the railroad notes Duke Power may own no usable interest and could convey any rights to the city or railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
City
Power Co. and Railroad
Lewis E. Teague
High Point
Duke Power Company
Thomasville
E. C. Marshall
Charlotte
W.S. O’b. Robinson
Col. Wescott Kerson
Roberson, Haworth and Reese
G. H. Jones
J. B. Lovelace
Railroad
Mr. Jones
West Russell Street
South Main Street
H. P., T. and D. Railroad
Robinson
Southern Public Utilities Company
Lovelace
Jones
Two Breakings Reported To Police Night Of Thefts
Police logged two breakins with minimal loss last night. A.B. Elliott’s home on Montlieu Avenue reported a rear window entry and one suit stolen at 6 15 pm. Guilford Milling Company on East Lexington Avenue saw a trap door entry and an attempted safe breach at 10 55 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Elliott
Montlieu Avenue
A. J. Payne
Guilford Milling Company
Lexington Avenue
McDonald Plans Twin Campaign Stops Tonight in North Carolina
Dr. Ralph W. McDonald of Winston-Salem, a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, will close his campaign with two rallies today at the Jamestown lake area at 6 30 and the Greensboro courthouse at 7 45. Supporters will attend a Brunswick stew dinner and hear a 15 minute address before McDonald travels to Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. McDonald
Winston-Salem
City Lake
Jamestown
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Keith Harrison
Dr. McDonald
Brunswick
Three Injured in Two Accidents Near City Limits
Three people were injured in two accidents last night and this morning near the Winston-Salem highway. Ina McAdams and L V Smith were hospitalized after their car collided with a cattle truck. McAdams had facial lacerations and shock, Smith a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Ina McAdams
Centennial Avenue
L. V. Smith
High Point College
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss McAdams
Smith
Wrenn Street
Southern Railway
Patterson
Guilford Geffferds Hospital
Yow
Waza
Firecracker incident disrupts street scene in Kennewick
In Kennewick Washington Walt Knowles fired giant firecrackers that allegedly ripped a man's pants two blocks away. The disgruntled witness claimed a dog jumped and caused injury while noting TJ was nearby. Knowles said no one was visible when the devices exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Wash
Walt Knowles
Knowles
Flag Tournaments Set At Emerywood Course This Weekend
Flag tournaments for both ladies and men will be staged at Emerywood Country Club this weekend. The ladies will compete in an 18 hole event all day Friday and the men will play an 18 hole event on Saturday. Announced by Andy Merrilees, the club golf pro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Andy Merrilees
Pranks mar record at local jail as two inmates stay
Drunks disrupted a previously clean jail record by admitting two inmates overnight. The last prisoner was released at 5 PM yesterday, leaving the jail empty until an alleged drunk arrived with a companion, making them the only two inmates for the night.
Fire Destroys Local House Suspected Arson
John Wimberly reports his Longstreet home at 1701 severely damaged by fire early yesterday. Fire Chief E K Ingram says evidence points to incendiary origin. Insurance on residence stands at 2700 and contents at 3000. Deputies and state fire inspector to investigate. family affected with illness and distress.
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Ingram
John Wimberly
George Wimberly
Longstreet
E. K. Ingram
Boone
State Department
Ox Gores Boy In South Carolina
Sidney Berry an 11 year old farm boy died in a Bennettsville hospital from a stomach wound inflicted by a work ox. He was helping his father Amos Berry unhitch the ox from a plow when the animal gored him.
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Bennettesville
8. C
Sidney Berry
Sidney
Amos Berry
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Hedgecock Lumber Company
Ward Street
Gate City Motor Company
Motor Company
Jack Burris, Mer
Wrenn Bt
M’donald
Hoey
Shelby Me N
McDonald
R. W. McDonald
R. P. Patterson
Tutya
Lewis. Body & Motor.co
Willowbrook ST
Goodrich
North Main St
High Point, N. OC
E. M. Dudley Manager
East Main &J. Thomasville
John W. Caffey
Emerywood
Prunks
Prube
Ox Gores
South Carolina
Max RO
Optometrist
Main
Jake
Jake Harris
Atlantic Building & Loan Association
J. P. Rawley
EF. C. Cridlebaugh
Eng
Federal Home Loan Bank
National Realty Managemert
Arm Aare Company
Washington Street
GULF
Dad
Asten 10 Gult
Asia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Hal Kemp
7 G's
Columbia Chain
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