Man Bound Over In Thomasville
Judge L Roy Hughes bound over Dean Land 18 of 2502 Englis Road in Thomasville Record er's Court after July 3 charges of breaking and entering larceny and receiving. Land faces Davidson County Superior Court August term for alleged break ins at Milky Way Drive In AstroJet Service Station on Salem Street and Lackey's Oil Co.
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Thomasville
L. Roy Hughes
Recorder's Court
Dean Land
Englis Road
Davidson County Superior Court
Land
AstroJet
Salem Street
Lackey's Oil Co
Woman Cited After Chair City Wreck
In Thomasville, Bobby Leonard 32 of Rt.1 had a 12 month suspended sentence activated after failing to meet conditions, with a recommended work release program. He also got a three month sentence for damaging a jail mattress. Other actions include Bobby Sechrist 23 of Rt.2 found guilty of carrying a concealed hawkbill knife and sentenced to six months, and Harold Walker 25 of Dalton venue given 12 months suspended for five years on an inadequate support charge. Over 25 arrests were reported on U.S. Highway 29-70 with patrol citing at least 10 speeders.
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Bobby Leonard
Rt. 1
Hughes
Leonard
Bobby Sechrist
Rt. 2
Vine Street
Joe Henry Harriston
Thomasville
Brewer Street
Cloniger
Buick-Olds Co
Coss
Harold Walker
Dalton Way
Bradley Hunsucker
Wayne Thayer
Nances
Seas
Royce David Jordan
Fifth Avenue
Highway Patrol
Ateast
Jamestown Re Zoning Withheld
Four defendants bound over to Guilford Superior Court after hearings in High Point Municipal Court. David Franklin McCall, 22, of S Main Street, bound over on four counts of breaking and entering, larceny, and receiving following hearings yesterday.
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David Franklin McCall
S. Main Street
Guilford
Thomasville Planning Board delays rezoning of six acre site at I 85 intersec
The Thomasville Board tabled a rezoning request from agricultural to business for a six acre parcel at Vickery Chapel Road and Interstate 85. S. R. Wiley proposes a modern service station and large motel, meeting strong local opposition while Planning Director Lindsay Cox calls it the toughest decision before the board. The measure was postponed pending more definite plans.
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Board of County Commissioners
Vickery Chapel Road
S. R. Wiley
Lindsay Cox
William Ragsdale
Ragsdale
Lalis
SLU
Agricil
Fry
Man Drowns In Pond In Oakview
Police report the body of James Perry Peacock 64 of Oakview Road found in a small lake near his home after he had been missing since yesterday afternoon. Investigators say no foul play and the drowning appears to be a suicide. Peacock, born January 31 1900 in Denton, had lived in High Point 38 years. He leaves a wife Leta Skeen Peacock two daughters and a son plus six grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at Sechrest Chapel with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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James Perryman Peacock
Oakview Road
Peacock
Denton
A. Lee
Lola Workman Peacock
High Point
Leta Skeen
Oakdale
Leta
James Perman Peacock Jr
Hillside Dr
John Strickland
Cherry Lane
Greensboro
Raymond Gunn
Atlanta
Vida Helms
Jess Haltom
Mazie Garner
Jones Peacock
Asheboro
John Peacock
Carson Peacock
Sechrest Chapel
L. G. Cashion
Flat Creek Primitive Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Vernie Stanley
Alene Etta Coltrane Stanley
Fairfield Rd
Vernie B. Stanley
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Stanley
Randolph County
Lewis L
Lula Smith Coltrane
Joe L. Coltrane
Brunson T. Coltrane
Edgar L. Coltrane
Rt. 3
V. L. Coltrane
Rt. 4
Legion Post Looted In Break-In At High Point
A break-in at the American Legion Post on U S 29 70 in High Point reported thefts from coin machines and a record player. About 25 dollars from a cigarette machine 90 from a record player 20 in pennies and some shavers plus four cases of beer were taken. Police noted other recent burglaries including Teardrop Furniture Co on S Wrenn with 125 dollars in tools missing and entry through a window. A Montgomery Paper Co warehouse at Man gum and Wise streets also suffered break-in with damage to stock and an elevator blamed on juveniles.
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American Legion Post
U. S
High Point
Teardrop Furniture Co
S. Wrenn
Montgomery Paper Co
Mangum and
Wise Streets
Fry plans city savings through meters and reorganization
Fry proposes budget cuts and efficiency upgrades for city services. He estimates $50,500 annual savings plus $10,000 from realigning dumpster operations. Plans include replacing crew foremen, reducing staff by 18, bimonthly meter readings, monthly interim bills, foul weather gear, remote control for the raw water pump at $25,750 with $17,650 yearly savings, and reorganizing water sewer mains and store rooms. Three policy suggestions urge a $1.20 dumpster pickup charge to curb growing costs.
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Fry
Dempster
Fry Associates
City council declares street property surplus for sale
The council approved classifying a 50 by 150 foot Council Street parcel as surplus and ordered it sold at public auction for housing development. Picnic shelters at City Lake Park and the Council Street playground are finished, with construction starting on a similar shelter at Oakview Park. Commissioners also approved co sponsorship of a junior tennis tour by the High Point Jaycees for players 18 and under at Blairs Park July 17 to 19, with winners advancing to Goldsboro.
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Council Street
Kisiah
City Lake Park
Oakview Park
High Point Jaycees
Nameni
Blairs Park
Goldsboro
Public utilities and debt service cited in city budget
The document lists multiple budget lines including public utilities 2 546 105 and 2 139 280, library fund 113 750 and 108 958, debt service 1 459 79 and 1 391 002, and capital outlay 1 770 410 and 1 503 933, noting variances for the period.
Conscience Returns Melon at Minnesota Prison
A middle aged man entered the Minnesota state reform school with a large watermelon under his arm on July 4. He said his conscience had bothered him since 1947 after stealing a melon from the prison farm. Superintendent Jack Young directed him to donate the melon to a needy family.
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ST. Cloud
Deaths And Funerals In High Point Area
Multiple obituaries note Blanche Rankin Dick 85 of Presbyterian Home Infirmary died Monday. Also listed are services for Nannie Byrd Hazzard 88, William Guy Ralston 80, Walter R. Morgan 70, and Alene Etta Coltrane Stanley 65. Surviving relatives and church affiliations provided. burial plans at Floral Garden Park Cemetery, Oakwood Cemetery, and other local sites.
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Blanche Dick
Blanche Rankin Dick
Presbyterian Home Infirmary
Guilford County
Gibsonville
Douglass Rankin
New York City
Nannie Hazzard
Nannie Byrd Hazzard
Cumby Chapel
Charlie Monk
Brentwood Baptist Church
D. L. Futrell
English Street Baptist Church
George Tunstall
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Albert Hazzard
Franklin Hazzard
Robert Gardner
Jimmy Gardner
Lesslie Moon
Dennis Swick
Tracy Wilson
Roy Gardner
Mrs. Hazzard
Sunset Hil Nursing Home
Wiliam Ralston
William Guy Ralston
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
William P. Price
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
David K. Tillson
H. K. Ansell
Harold C. Surrett
Vance Lanier
I. Harold Black
John L. Brockman
Ralston
Orlando St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Chance Of Rain Slowly Improving
A U S Weather Bureau report from Friendship Airport notes a trend toward more clouds and humidity this week. Today features warm sun, tonight fair and cool, with midweek partial clouds, continued warmth, and a chance of scattered thundershowers. highs near 90, lows around 60s.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Friendship Airport
Thomasville Ex-Residents Promoted to Key Posts
Rufus K. Herring of Martinsville Va a Thomasville Senior High graduate from the mid 1940s has been named production manager of all five American Furniture Co plants. Harry Bolick a Thomasville native has been named manager of the Fayetteville PBX in the plant department of Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co. Bolick is married to Loretta Watts of Thomasville and their daughter Harriet Lynn is four. The ex chair Cillan is the son of Ernest and Mrs. Bolick of East Guilford Street.
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Thomasville
Rufus K. Herring
Martinsville
American, Furniture Co
Harry Bolick
Fayetteville
Carolina Telephone, and Telegraph Co
Bolick
Loretta Watts
Harriet Lynn
Cillan
Ernest Bolick
E. Guilford Street
Two Injured When Auto Hits Wall Near High Point
Police report two people were injured in an accident at Springdale and Tate streets in High Point. George Williams of Pearson Place had minor injuries while Charles Turner of Daniel Brooks Apts. required hospital treatment after Williams lost control crossing railroad tracks, skidding left into a concrete wall. Williams was charged with failing to reduce speed to avoid an accident.
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Springdale
Tate
High Point
George Williams
Pearson Place
Charles Turner
Daniel Brooks Apts
High Point Memorial Hospital
Williams
Fugitive on the Run: Creator says depth sustains show
In a column by David Janssen for The AP, Hollywood notes that The Fugitive remains strong beyond a single premise. He explains Kimble’s backstory, ethics, and respect for law, plus upcoming scripts and renewed audience confidence as the new season begins September 15.
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David Janssen
Hollywood
Richard Kimble
St. Gerard’s
Dr. Kimble
St. Gerard
Larry Cohen
Stuart Jerome
al Ward
Ben Maddox
Leonard Kantor
Sheldon Stark
Arthur Weiss
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Bunker Hill Community
Forsyth County
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Oakwood Cemetery
Jean Morgan
Elsie Brendley
Oak Ridge
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MR. Novak
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Vane
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Africa
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Petticoat Junction
Floyd
Richard Boone
da Joe Campbell
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Jack Benny
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Donald O'Connor
Donald O’connor
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Andre Previn
Kimble
Woody Alen
Godfrey Cambridge
Edward P. Morgan
Howard K. Smith
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881Th Precinct
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Meyer
Carella
Cynthia Lowry
WGHP
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WSJS
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Another World
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Andy W. Cronkite Hunt
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Chan
Wemy
WSIS
Carolina
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Bob Gordon
Jack Lalanne
Mike Wallace
Pete
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Ernie Ford
Atteroeen
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Charlotte
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Roanoke
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Ghosen Calid
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Laramie
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