State Superintendent Clyde A Erwin Funeral Held Today
Funeral services for Dr Clyde A Erwin 55 North Carolina state superintendent of public instruction were held at 10 a m He died Saturday afternoon of a heart attack He had led state public instruction since 1934 and served since 1917 Burial followed in Capernium near Waco Cleveland County Honorary pallbearers included members of the Council of State Surviving are his widow Evelyn Miller of Waco a mother Mrs Mamie Erwin of Forest City a son Clyde R at Fort Jackson S C a daughter Mrs George Withers of Raleigh a brother Charles C Erwin of Salisbury and a sister Mrs Cornelius Martin of Forest City.
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Cleveland
Council of State
Evelyn Miller
Mamie Erwin
Forest City
Clyde R
Fort Jackson
S. C
George Withers
Raleigh
Charles C. Erwin
Salisbury
Rowan County
Cornelius Martin
Stevenson Looms Large As Democratic Nomination Battle Grows
The piece describes a fractious Democratic fight over who should lead the ticket with Stevenson emerging as a labor-friendly alternative. Delegations from Texas and Mississippi back anti Harriman Kefauver stances, while Southern conservatives resist. The clash pits party bosses, governors, and national figures in a tense struggle for the White House bid.
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Earthquake Rocks Town Near Caltech Center at 74 Intensity
Earthquake felt across a vast area with a rolling motion. Caltech seismologists place the center near the region and rate the quake 74 on a scale. long‑distance effects included dawn cracks in buildings and plaster showers. Minor damage reported in dense Los Angeles urban area as emergency calls surged.
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Rioters Massacre Besieges Parliament Amid Turbulent Crisis
Rebels stormed the Parliament building firing on crowds as clashes killed and wounded many. A second volley killed more demonstrators and an Army officer on a balcony died. Police with bayonets halted the surge while rumors swirled of a looming military dictatorship or dissolution of the Majlis if order could not be restored.
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Radio Schedule Notation for Local Time Shifts
Radio programs listed in Eastern local time with notes that Central subtracts one hour and Mountain subtracts two hours. Mentions that some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules and that last minute changes cannot be included.
Television Schedule and Building Permit Notice
A daily broadcast schedule lists programs from 6:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. with networks and show titles including News, Sports, dramas, and specials. A building permit records a six room home construction at 1107 Council Street with an estimated cost of 5 500 Crude River boats crossing the open sea brought black bearded Russians to Spitsbergen beginning about 1715.
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U S sweeps Olympic events with new records at Helsinki
The United States won three Olympic titles as Par ry O'Brien set a shot put record for Southern California, Lindy Remigino of Manhattan College won the 100 meters, and Charley Moore of New York claimed the 400 meters low hurdles. In Chicago, union leaders urged Alben Barkley not to seek the Democratic nomination, keeping their stance unchanged after a morning session with the 74-year-old Kentuckian.
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Examiner resumes five day licensing schedule in Thomasville
License Examiner Claude Hathcock announces the City Hall office will be open Monday through Friday for renewing old licenses and issuing new driving permits to residents of the area. The service had formerly operated only two days a week, increasing accessibility for locals.
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Stock List Brightens Market Numbers From New York
The New York stock list at 1 p.m. shows widespread activity with numerous names such as Admiral Corporation, Johns Manville, Kennecott Copper, Lockheed, American Can, National Cash Register, General Electric, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, American Telephone, and many others. Approximate sales to 1 p.m. total 440,000 with mixed gains and losses across industries including chemicals, autos, rail, and utilities.
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Funeral Services for Herman Rhodes and William Freeman
Funeral services were held for Herman Leslie Rhodes at Pisgah Baptist Church with burial at Garden Park Cemetery. Also honored was William G. Freeman, 70, at Ward Street Methodist Church with interment at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers and flower attendants were noted from local churches.
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A. B. Asbill
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Carroll Duggins
Fraley Mitchell
B. W. Broadway
Brodus Embler
Johnny Glascoe
Richard Blackburn
Daughters of Wesley
William G. Freeman
Ward Street Methodist Church
C. F. Womble
Walter Brooks
C. B. Shives
M. M. Anderson
J. R. Shelton
T. B. Wrenn
T. M. Walker
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
City Bus and Trailer Damaged in Route 29 Crash
At 6 15 a m a City Transit bus and a tractor trailer collided on Route 29 near the Maryfield Convalescent Home two miles east of here. Each vehicle sustained about 200 dollars in damage. The bus driver is William Bennie Howard of 1215 Ragan Street and the truck driver Charlie Moses Smith of Kittrell.
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Musical Maids Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Snippet
A crossword style puzzle listing clues across and down including names like Kenny Marie Peggy Farrar and Tanguay along with definitions for honey maker land measure lace edging and various short words. The grid hints at a mixed theme of musical and domestic terms with several numbered entries and partial clues.
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Marie
Farrar
Mohammed
Ronald
Puzzle crossword clue answers list
Answer set for Previous Puzzle 26 Unfavorable 28 Muse of poetry 30 Knob 35 Come forth 40 Classify 43 Fish 45 Tries 46 grand old name 47 Musical instrument 48 Blow a horn 50 Pack 51 Tissue 52 Bridge five dollars so Scot talk concise solutions with brief hints omitted.
Negro Booked on Four Charges In Thomasville
Willis Turner, 31, of Lake Street, Thomasville, was released on $400 bonds after police booked him on four charges including three counts of assault and one charge of nonsupport. He allegedly assaulted his wife, mother in law and brother around 12 15 pm yesterday. His trial is set for Friday in Recorder's Court.
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Willis Turner
Lake Street
Non Sy
New Jersey Negro Held on 2 Charges
Thomasville police held John Davis Payne a 39 year old New ark New Jersey man on two counts after arrest on operating a car without a license and violation of a prohibition law. He was picked up on Lexington Avenue around 2 30 yesterday afternoon with bond set.
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Weekend Assault and DUI Arrests Reported
Police report two assault with a deadly weapon cases over the weekend and two DUI cases. Willie Harley 31 of 118 Hobson Street allegedly cut John Thomas Miller requiring 41 stitches, bond set at 500 for Wednesday hearing. Noah Bostic 39 of 729 East Washington Street allegedly cut John Roberson, bond 100 for Wednesday. Herbert L. White 27 of 1529 South Main Street and William Ted Webb 43 of 116 West Green Street charged with DUI. Webb also linked to prohibited liquor law violation. bonds posted for Wednesday hearings.
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Hobson Street
John Thomas Miller
Noah Bostic
East Washington Street
John Roberson
Herbert L. White
South Main Street
William Ted Webb
West Green Street
Webb
Connecticut towns rethink historic fixtures in state
In Naugatuck officials will stop funding watering troughs, while Litchfield authorities begin rehabilitating a 200 year old elm once used as a whipping post.
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Connecticut
Naugatuck
Litchfield
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