Judgments Given In Old Cases By Municipal Court
Judge Archie Myatt sentenced three defendants in old cases and set a 4 pm compliance deadline. Joseph W Lynch faced charges for following too closely with unspecified age and address. Lester C Little 40 of Hoover Street was charged with drunkenness. Joe Harris 49 of Benmon Alley faced charges of improper brakes and two counts of license violations tied to a crash involving Harris and his 18 year old son Arthur Harris. Final judgments are pending in three cases against Arthur Harris for reckless driving license issues and improper brakes. A detainer was ordered for Janice Stone who serves 60 days in drunkenness cases. A six month term for fornication and adultery will start after current sentences end.
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Joseph W. Lynch
Lester C. Little
Hoover Street
Joe Harris
Benmon Alley
Harris
Arthur Harris
Archie Myatt
Janice Stone
Governor Renames State Board Members
Dr. Walter L. Jackson of High Point receives a four year term on the State Medical Care Commission. Governor Umstead also re-names Dr. A. Stan of Asheboro to the State Board of Correction and Training for a six year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Jackson
High Point
William B. Umstead
State Medical Care Commission
A. Stan
Asheboro
State Board of Correction and Training
Evening six o clock listings and Sunday schedule
A dense schedule fragment lists programs across channels with names like Gunauendame Johns Mercer Eddie Fisher Rosemary Clooney and Dinah Shore, detailing news, music, comedy, dramas, sports and late night shows for Friday Saturday and related time slots. It references baseball Detroit at Cleveland and White Sox vs Athletics among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Abc
Mbe-West
Nbe
Cbe
Cbbe
Gunauendame Vite Johns Mercer
Cbs Daily
Abe
Abe Evening
Eddie Fisher
Abe Mr. Keen
Tracer
Michaelne
Rosemary Clooney
Abe Rehe Bugentle Baird
Dinah Shore
Capitol
Cba
Elton Britt
Abe News
News
Woman Mistakes Snake For Belt On Route 6
Mrs. L. W. Flyte found a two foot garter snake in her closet mistaken for a dress belt. Later Sam Addison reported a three foot rattlesnake dead on the highway near Archdale.
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Route 6
L. W. Flyte
Sam Addison
East
Washington Street
Archdale
Watermelons Involved in East Washington Street Crash
A truckload of watermelons parked on East Washington Street tangled with a 1953 car driven by Emmett R. Suttenfield of Leakaville at about 8 30 last night. Suttenfield unhurt, car damaged about 1000 dollars, truck owner N. E. Barker of Lexington. No charges filed. In a second rear end collision Bobby Lee Crudis followed too closely and hit Irene Potts car at 309 Phillips Street causing 115 dollars in damage. No injuries reported.
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East Washington Street
Emmett R. Suttenfield
Leakaville
Suttenfield
N. E. Barker
Lexington
Bobby Lee Crudis
Irene Potts
Phillips Street
Esso Reduces Kerosene and Distillate Prices
H. R. Dowd of Esso Standard Oil announced in Charlotte that effective immediately kerosene No 2 heating oil and other distillates in North Carolina are reduced by three tenths of a cent per gallon. The new prices apply to all delivery methods with a summer discount of one half cent per gallon.
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H. R. Dowd
Esso Standard Oil Company
Charlotte
North Carolina
Dowd
Esso
Realty Transfers Highlight Numerous Local Property Deeds
A series of property transfers are recorded. Gantt and Hundley, Inc. sell to N L Smith and wife a lot in J C Elliott property. C Gochrane and Grady Ido to Paul N Barker and wife a lot in Sheraton Hills Carolina. City of High Point lands near Motsinger gravel pit pass to J A Myatt and wife. Trustees of Davidson College convey tract on Dalton Street to J A Myatt and wife.
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North Carolina
Society of Friends
William Henry Hand
Elwood Boyles
Sallie J. Smith
Mary Ellen Hiatt
J. T
J. C. Coggin
Oak Hill Park
W. B. Byerly, Jr
Entin L. Veach
G. Taylor
L. G. Jones
Fred
Briles and Briles Convey to Wisenburgs on Clarence Mackey Lot
Raymond Briles and his wife transfer property in Clarence Mackey’s lot to C R Wisenburg and wife. The deed records show a lat in theClarence Mackey property transfer between private parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Briles
C R. Wisenburg
Clarence Mackey
Polio Vaccine Test Planned This Summer
Basil O'Connor of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis outlined a potential multi million dollar polio vaccine test for summer involving about a million children and adolescents. The plan envisions medical teams visiting polio affected areas to relieve hospital strain as the group reported 38 628 cases last year and an expected 20 to 25 percent rise in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Basil O'Connor
New York City
Founda- Oconnor Em
Reds Retake Mountain Area in Korea Skirmish
The Eighth Army reported renewed fighting on Lookout Mountain and Finger Ridge as Chinese forces attacked southern slopes with about 750 troops. South Korean units counterattacked at dawn, reclaiming key positions while weather limited air strikes and radar operations.
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Randolph
Jas
Lifetelic of Korea
ROK
Finger Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Eighth Army
Britain faces leadership shift as Churchill's retirement looms
Butler emerges as leading wartime successor and acting prime minister while Eden’s absence fuels withdrawal from public life. The Daily Mirror questions Britain’s cabinet stability and Churchill’s legacy, urging reconstruction as Beaver notes stop-gap plans cannot endure.
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Britain
Eden
Churchill
News Chronicle
Coenacenne Beaver
John Wesley Camp Meet Ends Sunday
The ith annual John Wesley Camp Meeting ends Sunday with services at 10 30 am 2 30 pm and 7 45 pm at Highway 68. Record crowds are expected as Dr James Gibson and Dr Church lead sermons with Marvin Bean directing singing. Final afternoon sermon by Gibson closes the week.
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Ith
John Wesley
Highway 68
John R
Church of Winston-Salem
Western North Carolina Conference
James Gibson
Wilmore
The
Methodist Church
Marvin Bean
Asbury College
Dr. Church
Gibson
Church
Sick Strike Ends After Massive Rail Toll in Nassau County
At Rockville Centre Nassau County about 33 people died and 100 were injured as a Sick Strike ended. The railroad announced a $6 million safety program including automatic speed controls amid no demanded concessions. Thousands jammed Long Island Terminal and Penn Station as Independence Day travel resumed after the paralysis.
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Rockville Chentre
Nassau County
Long Island
Pennsylvania Station
Divorce Actions Open in Municipal Court
Separation is listed as grounds for two new divorce actions in Municipal Court. The cases are Russell A. Wilson vs Ismay Biggerstaff Wilson and Deliar De Lappe vs Otis T DeLappe.
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Russell A. Wilson
Ismay Biggerstaff Wilson
Deliar DeLappe
Otis T. DeLappe
Four women charged in city lottery crackdown
City police arrested four local Negro women on conspiracy charges tied to illegal lottery operations. Aptolia Gilmore, 44, and Ovella Feemster, 49, Edna Horne, 39, and Jesse Feemster, 38, posted $500 bonds as warrants were served around 11 pm. Hearing set for July 31. Detectives O. H. Leak and A. Steele led the questioning. Ray Evans implicated in the ring. Police say top figures have fallen and control shifts downward. Greensboro officers reported additional cases in Municipal County Court and a raid on morals offenses with two people charged for fornication and adultery. Bonds posted for those defendants. next hearings scheduled.
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Ovella Feemster
Fairview Street
Edna Horne
Hoover Street
Jesse Une Feemster
O. H. Leak
A. Steele
Leak
High Point
Hi Point
C. C. Stoker
Seery
F. D
George) Smith
Greensboro
Municipal County
Ral A. Hobson
Horney Street
Alice White
Hearne
W. B. Hall, Jr
William and Mary
Betty Hall
Gov Umstead Names New Medical Care Commission Members
RALEIGH Three new members and seven reappointments to the State Medical Care Commission were named by Gov Umstead for four year terms. The list includes Ralph of Brevard Dr Paul F Whitaker of Kinston and Marshall I Pickens of Charlotte. Reappointments include Sample B Forbus Dr Clarence Poe James H Clark Dr William Raney Stanford Dr Walter L Jackson Dr J Street Brewer and W M Rich. Three Board of Correction and Training members were also reappointed for six-year terms: Dr W A Stanbury W N Harrell Clyde A Dillon.
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Raleigh
State Medical Commission
Umstead
State Board of Correction and Training
Medical Care Commission
Ralph of
Brevard
L. B. Prince
Hendersonville
Paul F. Whitaker
Kinston
Zeno Edwards
Washington
Marshall I. Pickens
Charlotte
W. S. Ranking
Asheboro
W. N. Harrell
Wilson
Clyde A. Dillon
Stocks steady as Graham-Paige leads with large exchange offer
New York trading opens with a firm tone as Graham-Paige shows a major turnover including blocks of 13,400 and 10,800 shares. The issue accounts for about 28 percent of the day’s 210,000 shares in the first hour, trading near a new low after announcing terms to exchange common stock for various preferreds. Minnesota Mining hits a new high while most shares show fractional gains or holds amid light holiday activity.
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NEW York (Lp
Graham-Paige
Minnesota
Draft Board Calls One Man For August
The local Draft Board reports a one man draft call for August with a 10 man pre-induction quota. July also had a single call though more may go as volunteers. August pre-induction leaves Charlotte August 6 and induction quota departs August 2.
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Draft Board
Auust
Charlotte
Draft
Street Improvement Bids Opened Here
Thompson Arthur Paving Company was the low bidder at the opening of bids yesterday for paving projects on Gatewood Avenue and several other streets in the city. Gatewood bid was 19 207 50 dollars and other streets total 52 850 dollars. Contracts will be awarded by City Council at a Tuesday morning meeting.
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Thompson-Arthur Paving Company
Pain
Gatewood Avenue
Gatewood
Madry Honored By Publicists At Meeting
Robert W. Madry longtime UNC publicity director received praise at the American College Public Relations Association 36th annual meeting in Salt Lake City. Ross Bartley lauded Madry for 30 years at UNC, Chapel Hill mayoral service, Rotary leadership, and association presidency. Edward Vander Haar and Vera Lee Smith also saluted him.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
American College Public Relations Association
Robert W. Madry
University of North Carolina
Madry
Rose
Ross Bartley
University of Indiana
Chapel Hill
Rotary International
Bob Madry
Edward Vander Haar
Xavier University
Vera Lee Smith
Marshall College
Chicago Furniture Market Signals Mixed Outlook
Chicago furniture makers report disappointing sales at the semi annual market but express optimism for the next six months as retail demand holds. Buyers remain cautious with backlogs and longer delivery times, while manufacturers push new styles and installment sales potential.
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Chicago
Southern Ture Manufacturers Association
Mr. van Noppen
van Noppen
McCarthy
Roscoe R. Rau
National Retail Furniture Association
America
Rau
TV Applications May Come Under New Regulation
The Federal Communications Commission announced it is considering a rule to require local advertising of applications for new television stations to promote fairness. No final action will be taken yet, and the proposal would cut the number of contests by rejecting competing applications if not filed within 30 days after advertisement.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
North Carolina Revenue Falls Short of Budget Estimates
Revenue figures show total general fund receipts for the year at 180.98 million dollars, below December estimates by about 2 million but about 700 thousand above March projections. Income taxes dropped by over 3.2 million while sales taxes rose by 3.38 million, and highway funds increased by about 5.5 million amid higher living costs.
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Raleigh
Eugene Shaw
Bureau
General Assembly
Departments of Revenue and Tax Research
State School Fund Okayed and School Openings Planned
The board set aside 1,008,262 to pay added teachers and adopted a salary scale for A-certificate teachers from 2,430 to 3,420 after 11 years. Six high schools slated for reopening include Mars Hill Bertie County Magnolia Duplin Stem Granville Harrellsville Farm Life. A plan allows schools with 45 to 60 average daily attendance to reopen if counties share salaries beyond the state allotment. A committee will inspect a proposed Dare County consolidation site on Hatteras Island amid a two year stalemate between Avon and Buxton. The board created two new city school administrative units in St Pauls and Maxton, previously part of Robeson County.
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Serene
Mars Hill
Bertie County
Magnolia
Duplin
Stem
Granville
Harrellsville
Hertford
Moore
Dare County Board of Education
Hatteras Island
Avon
Buxton
St. Pauls
Maxton
Robeson
WHPE Shifts Sunday Church Broadcasts
WHPE announces changes to church broadcasts effective Sunday July 5. First Baptist Church services move from AM to FM while First Presbyterian Church moves from FM to AM. No change to time schedule.
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WHPE
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
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