Helen Bondurant Denies She Charged House Framed Howbarrier Trial
In High Point Guilford County Superior Court Robert L. Honbarrer, 52, president of Colonial Motor Freight Lines, faces second degree murder charges for the fatal shooting of W. B Turner at an Easter Monday party. The defense argues temporary insanity claiming Honbarrier was struck and said he remembered nothing until the next morning. The trial continued with lengthy testimony and cross examination as the jury nears verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyle Sink
Robert L. Honbarrer
Colonial Motor Freight Lines
W. B Turner
Honbarrer
High Point
Guilford County Superior Court
Honbarrier
Turner
Army Needs Nurses Badly Says Red Cross Leader
Lt. Rubye Cheek told graduate nurses at the YWCA that the need for nurses is great in base and station hospitals evacuation units the air corps and on the battle front The Red Cross and Miss Elizabeth King noted North Carolina lagging in its nursing quota with 140 of 420 filled by June 1 and 36 000 nurses to be recruited nationwide Miss Mattie Idol of the High Point Red Cross chapter distributed information and applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubye Cheek
U. S. Army
Elizabeth King
American Red Cross
High Point
Cheek
Air Corps
Foreign Service
Wacs
Miss King
North Carolina
Mattie Idol
High Point Chapter
The
Red Cross
BTU Holds Initial Fellowship Hour at First Baptist
About 50 training union members gathered for the first weekly BTU fellowship hour at First Baptist Church after the regular Wednesday worship. Miss Julia Liles led the event aimed at wholesome recreation for youth with outdoor games and refreshments, planning indoor ping pong and singing for winter months. Chicago News reports butter receipts at 741,776 and steady prices with eggs firm at OPA ceiling.
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First Baptist Church
B.T.U
Chicago
Pentagon building housing war department workers volume
The Pentagon building houses war department workers in a cubic volume of 90,746,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
War Department
No Statement By Bondurant Denies Frame Up Claims
Helen Bondurant signed an affidavit denying any statements about a frame up of Capt. J. O. House. Mayor Koonce and police officials verified the denial after a review of published reports. House was dismissed for conduct unbecoming an officer following a city hall incident.
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Helen Bondurant
J. O. House
House
Mr. House
Tom H. Elder
Arnold J. Koonce
W. G. Friddle
Law and Public Safety Committee
John H. Kalte
C. C. Stoker
J. R. Teague
Koonce
Kalte
Friddle
City Hall
Captain House
Police Department
Friddie
Council Law and Public Safety Committee
England's Prince's Golf Course Noted at 6998 Yards
England's longest course Prince's at Sandwich claims 6,998 yards. A typical round requires about four miles of walking.
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England
Prince's
Sandwich
Milk Traffic To Processors Under Study
A committee of the dairy industry studies improved milk transportation from producers to processors to save mileage. Chair E S Millsaps, Randolph County agent, leads High Point and Jamestown members in surveying facilities and recommending changes. G W Hill of the office of defense transportation presents a conservation plan. DDT officials and NC State dairy experts contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Millsaps
Randolph County
C. H. Williard
W. C. Phillips
J. R. Willis
High Point
Tandy H. Bundy
Jamestown
J. E. Davis
Rancieman
J. W. Austin
W. J. Macon
Ramseur
Office of Defense Transportation
G. W. Hill
Winston-Salem
W. D. Lewis
W. L. Clevenger
N. C
Jesse R Crater Held On Lottery Charge
Jesse R Crater, 40, was held on a $100 cash bond after arrest by High Point police on operating a lottery and violation of prohibition laws. He allegedly had one pint of tax-paid liquor and paid a $25 bond on that charge. Police said he worked in a West End beer parlor and carried about six packs of baseball pool tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse R. Crater
High Point
Crater
West End
Concerted Drive Planned On Unpurchased Federal Auto Stamps
High Point motorists were stopped on Greensboro road and cited to appear in the local internal revenue office to justify not buying 1943 federal auto stamps. A citywide drive was expected to follow, with penalties including indictment and fines up to 25 dollars or 30 days in jail. Six thousand stamps have been sold in High Point so far, compared to 11,000 in all of 1942.
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High Point
Greensboro
Internal Revenue Office
J. Lee Gibson
Gibson
S. C. Clark
Man Exhibits Footlong Cucumber From Garden
John Wooley of 1104 Ki vett Drive displayed a cucumber he picked Wednesday afternoon. The vegetable weighed three pounds and stretched a foot in length, described as a mammoth sample from his garden.
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John Wooley
Great horned owl eats skunks
A great horned owl preys on and consumes skunks, according to the observed behavior described in the report.
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Howbarrier
S.1.s
Barrett S.I.S
High Point Hardware CO
South Main St
America
Army
BTU
Kivett
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Nat Walker
Fyel
Walgreen
Uby
S. Main ST
South Main and
Taylor Sts
City Wine & Beverage
College Street
Clark
Mammoth
City Fuel CO
Park St
Paint & Repair Now
Tiger Brand
Parker - Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Ea Finance
Krit Cotton
Gold Crest Motor Oil
U.S. A
Oder
South
JUST
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
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