Jury Selected For Honharrier Trial In High Point Court
A panel of 19 regular jurors and 2 talismen from a 25 member special pool were chosen to render a verdict in the High Point division of Guilford County Superior Court. Robert L. Honharrier faces second degree murder charges for the Easter Monday shooting of William Turner. The state will pursue second degree murder, with testimony set to begin after a brief court recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New High Point Court
Robert L. Honharrier
High Point
Guilford County
Hoyle Sink
Superior Court
Honbarrier
William Turner
J. Lee Wilson
Murray Balance, Jr
Alfred Oliver
C. B. Nelson
Lawrence Cochrane
W. C. Thornton
R. E. Ealy
E. S. Grissom
R. Paul Greeson
Robert Roy Dickinson
R. H. Becha
George Albert Fair
Ration Board Grants Only One New Tube For Street Casualties
Public Works Director T. Carlton Kirkman reported that the rationing board allowed purchase of a single new tube among seven tires and tubes reported as burst Sunday night on North Main street. Most tires can be vulcanized. The hole was caused by city utilities workers who had repaired a broken water main and neglected to replace gravel in the cut. The board granted the tube to John C. Welch of Allen Jay. the city likely will accept responsibility.
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Public Works
T. Carlton Kirkman
North Main Street
Kirkman
City Utilities Department
E Board
John C. Welch
Allen Jay
Lilly Company Receives $2,500 Building Permit
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram announced Lilly Company secured a $2,500 permit for a drum cleaning room at the plant replacing a fire damaged area from March 3. It follows a prior $15,000 restoration permit and other small permits issued to Venable and Newton for local work.
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E. K. Ingram
Lilly Company
R. K. Stewart
WPB
Southern Furniture
Lee Roy Venable
W. Green
J. Raymond Newton
Prospect
W. W. Ross
Gordy
Talk And Movies On V Ds For Civitan Club
C S Buchanan from the Institute of U S Public Health and Service spoke on venereal disease at the High Point Civitan Club luncheon at First Methodist church. He presented a film titled With These Weapons and described syphilis and gonorrhea destruction, noting a 1910 cure and a high national rate. He urged open education over stigma, with Blake Thompson presiding and McCall introducing the speaker.
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C. S. Buchanan
Institute of U. S. Public Health and Service
High Point Civitan Club
First Methodist Church
Blake Thompson
McCall
Sister of H. P. Woman Killed in Maine Accident
Miss Elizabeth Paige sister of Mrs. H. A. White was accidentally killed at Yarmouth Maine yesterday afternoon. Funeral services set for Thursday at two thirty at her home in Yarmouth. She taught at Westtown Boarding School for over thirty years and is survived by Mrs. White another sister Mrs. Mary T. Ware of Yarmouth and two nephews Murray M. White of High Point and Francis Paige of Boston.
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Elizabeth Paige
H. A. White
Yarmouth
Maine
White
Mary T. Ware
Murray M. White
High Point
Francis Paige
Boston
Mass
Sophia Mae Laws
Barbee Street
Miss Laws
Franklin County
Tennessee
W. W
Alice Young Laws
Virginia
Piedmont Hosiery Mill
W. W. Laws
Winchester
Tenn
Woodrow
J. C. Laws
Hoy L. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Floral Garden Cemetery
Army lifts ban on most High Point locations
Four days after an initial order, the army narrowed the list of off limits sites to five in High Point. Public relations officer Lt. L T Berlinrut said after re examining places the orders were amended. Soldiers are now barred only from Leonard's Lunch Tony's Lunch and from Manuels Apartments Piedmont Apartments and College St Inn for sanitary and moral reasons respectively.
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High Point
L. T. Berlinrut
Basic Training Center
Greensboro
Leonard
Tony
Lt. Berlinrut
and Manuels
Piedmont Apartments
Committee Will Consider New Projects Here
Two Chamber of Commerce subcommittees will meet Wednesday night at the C of C building to review proposals. One panel, chaired by H N Williard, will study a farmers rest room for wives and children. The other, led by W EF Mitchell, will discuss a farm produce sales center.
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Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee
C. of C
H. N. Williard
G. L. Rankin
J. F. Hayden
J. E. Davis
W. EF. Mitchell
A. C. Sawyer
J. W. Richardson
Family pride and skeletons in American life
A columnist reflects on family pride, social status, and public perception. He cites anecdotes from North Carolina to Boston and Virginia, notes humble origins as stepping stones, and invokes Browning about finding one’s path despite appearances.
Governor Opposes Roosevelt Veto on State Inspection Law
North Carolina Governor warns that Roosevelt’s veto of a bill requiring federal agencies to follow state inspection rules will hurt the State Department of Agriculture. He cites $250,000 yearly from fertilizer inspections and $10,000 from seed inspections, fearing revenue loss if federal items escape state controls. He plans talks with Florida and South Carolina governors on the issue.
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Raleigh
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Baton
State Agricultural Department
Broughton
Holland
Florida
Johnston
South Carolina
Congress
Aircraft Head Sees No Postwar Aviation Boom
Detroit July 20 Harry Woodhead president of Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft Corp warns against expecting an immediate civilian aviation boom after the war He expects a recession and a period of realignment with idle factories and machines idling after current contracts end He projects 20 percent of present output as a healthy postwar level and foresees new air fleets for international lines.
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Detroit
Harry Woodhead
Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft Corp
Woodhead
Detroit Automotive and Aircraft
WLEB Delay Triggers Truck Driver Strike in Atlanta
About 300 to 500 truck drivers and helpers from seven interstate lines walked out in Atlanta in an unauthorized stoppage over perceived delays by the war labor board in a contract submitted around April 1. The walkout may spread to other southern terminals, with Judge John L. Cone and the conciliation service brought in to mediate.
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Atlanta
War Labor Board
International Union of Teamsters
Prisoner Farm Work Is Highly Successful
Governor Broughton announced the first state prisoner farm work assignment was highly successful. About 150 prisoners worked three weeks in Camden county, picking and sacking 30 842 bags of potatoes, with landowners paying 4 894 dollars under a 1943 statute authorizing emergency labor during manpower shortage.
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Raleigh
Broughton
Camden County
Two Held on Fornication Adultery Charges
Police held J. R. Butler aged 38 and Sara Turnage aged 36 on fornication and adultery charges. Both whites, address listed as 411 Gatewood. Bond set at 300 dollars each.
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J. R. Butler
Sara Turnage
Gatewood
French Workers Warned by Vichy Radio in Germany Call
Reuters notes a Vichy radio broadcast urging French workers to report for work in Germany within Laval four day grace period. It warns that failure to report will brand them as outlaws and bring heavy suffering to them and their families.
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London
Vichy Radio
Reuters
Germany
Pierre Laval
Lewis Elrod Dies at 22 in Hickory Hospital
Lewis Elrod aged 22 died this morning in Richard Baker hospital, Hickory. He was nephew of Jack Burriss and Effie Harrisson and had frequented High Point.
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Lewis Elrod
Hickory Hospital
Richard Baker Hospital
Hickory
Jack Burriss
Effie Harrisson
High Point
Mexico Aids United States War Program Reflects Exchange Student Views
Fred Flagler Jr a High Point senior and Enterprise reporter views Mexico from a University of Mexico summer exchange. He notes U S and Mexican cooperation, war needs real conditions and student efforts to study Spanish and postwar Latin American relations amid shortages and rising prices.
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Mexico
Fred Flagler, Jr
High Point
University of Mexico
Flagler
United States
Latin America
Lack Of Time To Gather Evidence Halts Appeal
Former Police Captain J C House says he could have appealed civil service for vindication if given five days to gather evidence and resign, while Corporal Herbert A Logan is promoted to sergeant with the Fifth Army in North Africa. He questions framing but offers no names or proof.
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House
Fifth Army
North Africa
Herbert A. Logan
High Point
North Carolina
U. S. Fifth Army
J. C. House
Arnold J. Koonce
Law and Public Safety Committee
John Kalte
W. G. Friddle
Civil Service
Friddle
Koonce
Council
Kalte
Investigaa
Councilman Election Replacement Put Off
Mayor Arnold J. Koonce said the 7 30 p m council meeting to elect Argie R Wood’s replacement was postponed due to some council members unable to attend. Wood resigned last week to take a local post office position.
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Arnold J. Koonce
Argie R. Wood
High Point Guardsmen Encamp at Fort Bragg
Sgt Lawrence F E Grimes is among High Point members of the local North Carolina State Guard in an encampment at Fort Bragg. A detail describes straightening yarn by pulling it through a slotted hose over a teakettle spout.
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Fort Bragg
Lawrence FE. Grimes
High Point
North Carolina State Guard
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Recelv City Fuel Co
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