Scout Court Of Honor Set At Local Junior High
The 139 Uwharrie Council Boy Scouts will hold a Court of Honor Monday night at 8 o'clock in a local junior high school under J Harris Covington, advancement chairman. Merit badges total 941 second class 36 first class 21 star 4 and bronze palms 2. Recipients include numerous Troops 11 3 4 5 7 10 11 13 14 18 2 5 and 80 with names such as Lou Kennery Douglas Kerr Donald Sink Jerry Carmichael Ronald Albertson Gary Kirkman Darrell Younts and more invited to receive second class first aid life saving swimming carpentry and related badges.
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Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts
J. Harris Covington
Advancement Committee
First Baptist Church
Douglas Kerr
Jerry Carmichael
Donald
Joe Hester
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Douglas Wood
Wood
Jimmy Younts
Fe Brewer
Ronald Bowen
Leathercraft
Gene Campbell
Vernon Zimmerman
Lester Zimmerman
Emmett Sumner
George “Buzz” Lowe
W. N. Stewart
Ed. Hardin
Tommy Wood
Ward Street Methodist Church
Ronald Albertson
Fletcher Cooper
Cleo Denny
Howard Cross
Benny Jenkins
Raymond Whitt
William Wireless
Rex Thompson
Hurley Beard
Gray Denny
Harold Shaw
Tommy Albertco
Saint Mary's Church
Stuart Hart
Mickey Henley
Charlies Lucas
Jack Lewis
Charles Johnson
Bobby Blair
David Rawley
Ed Hedrick
Randy Voorhees
Bobby Martin
James Blair
James Armstrong
FL Watford, Jr
Aie Kester
Jt F. Bragg
Oak View Methodist Church
Gary Kirkman
James Kirkman
Ted Clodfelter
Dudley Clinard
Main Street Methodist Church
H B Hall
Homer O'Brien
Charles Cameron
Jerry Sower
Ting
Bobby Kér
Donald Wood
Darrell Winslow
Lindsey Memorial Methodist Church
Roenie Fowler
Jimmy Rogers
Arnold Jones
Hurdle Lea
Danny Caldwell
Graham Ray
Emmanuel Lutheranerhood
Paul Boyles
Byron Bowman
Lawrence Wise
Charlea Curry
Robert James
Bruce Clodfelter
Ronnie Russell
Charles Honeycutt
Larry Sloop
Richard McDowell
Jackie Chesson
Kenneth Steele
Jimmy Sink
Norman Zimmerman
Richard Gantt
Bobby Freeman
Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Jerry Black
John Wooten
Dean White
Oakdale Cotton Mills
Bobby Campbell
Bill Rule
Tommy Same
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Fountain
Stuart Fountain
Lynwood Burnette
Hal Davis
Clyde Garrison
Frank McCain
Pete
Henry McPherson
Patrick Pearce
Thomas Lowe
James Robbins
Edward Howell
Garland Robbins
Coulter Pendergraph
Jerry Lomax
J. Ashburn
First Methodist Church
J. R. Tucker, Jr
George Honeycutt
Ralph James
John Parker
Calvary Methodist Church
Bobby White
Grover Summey
Garland Wampler
Donald Oglesby
Clayton Wampler
Jimmy Skeen
Life Sa
Jimmy McGhee
Mickey
Brain Surgery Gives Hope For Parkinsons Disease Cure
Dr Roland M Klemme led a pioneering 1934 operation that restored movement to a 19 year old with Parkinsonism and claimed 65 percent complete rehabilitation across cases. The St Louis neurosurgeon, influential since 1928 experiments, notes most treated patients hailed from 39 nations and warns against age over fifty and progressive vascular disease.
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Dave Park
INS
Coent
ST. Louis
Roland M. Kilemme
Dr. Klemme
Roland Klemmer
St. Louis Hospital
Northwest
Missouri
Belleville
Ill
University of Pennsylvania
Klemme
Milk price debate eyed by dairymen for public welfare
A dairyman argues that public misunderstanding about milk pricing harms both producers and consumers. He contends milk’s social value, processing costs, and economic pressures shape prices, urging scrutiny of both sides to improve health and understanding while noting gold-containing glass microstructures.
Weather summary of temperature in cotton regions
Weather report lists 34 hours ending 8 pm in major cotton growing areas and other locations. Readings include values for Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Boston Charlotte Chattanooga Chicago Cleveland Dallas Denver Fort Worth Jacksonville Knoxville Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Mineola New Orleans New York Phoenix Portland Me and others.
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Washington
Wreau
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Southport Man Dies Of Heart Attack At Sea
A retired Southport dentist, Dr. John Hyatt, about 60, reportedly died of a heart attack when a 17 foot fishing craft capsized off Pan Shoalg two miles offshore. Two fishermen tied Hyatt to the boat, Barbee swam for help, Minor stayed with him and later found him dead. Coast Guard searched without success for the body as darkness fell. An Elizabeth City air unit later reported finding the overturned boat but not the body.
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Southport
Coast Guard
John Hyatt
Hyatt
Oi Pan Shoalg
George Minor
Southeh
Ralph Barbee
Greensro
Barbee
Minor
Oak Island Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
Trial Chorus of Brilliance and Fate at Local Court
A six day trial drew nearly 400 spectators daily as Charles Hagan, C A York Sr, Judge Patton, and defendant Charles Streeton shaped a dramatic legal duel. Streeton’s sentence looms. Mrs Streeton defends him as a dutiful husband and provider.
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Charles Hagan
World Peace The Long Cold March To Atlantic Pact
A reflective historical overview from Washington traces the postwar three stage path to collective security. It notes the 1945 UN charter approval, the spread of Communism, the Truman doctrine, and the push toward the Atlantic pact to defend free peoples against subjugation. The piece highlights pivotal moments from 1945 to 1948 including Greece and Turkey aid and Czechoslovakia’s fall, ending with the Atlantic alliance’s binding spirit.
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Washington
United Nations
U. S. Senate
U. N
Russia
Britain
France
Europe
Truman
Congress
Greece
Turkey
United States
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Berlin
Senate
Guatemala Faces Revolt With Air and Armored Units
Government forces under President Juan Jose Arevalo mobilized planes, artillery and armored cars against rebels outside Guatemala City. An official communiqué blamed military groups and others plotting to seize the residential palace in a national crisis.
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Juan Jose Arevalo
Guatemala
Guatemala City
William King Dies After Heart Attack at Home
William Robert King, 75, of 400 Fairfield Road, died after a heart attack at his home. He suffered the attack about 10 pm and died 30 minutes after arrival at Memorial hospital. He moved to High Point last year from Hillsville Virginia and previously ran a dry cleaning business in Hillsville and Mt. Airy. He is survived by his daughter Georgia Lee Medlin and his son Leonard A. King, both of 400 Fairfield Road.
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William Robert King
Fairfield Road
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
King
Koonce Funeral Home
High Point
Hillsville
Mt. Airy
Georgia Lee Medlin
Leonard A. King
UN Principles Mentioned Amid Talk of Future Defense
The text praises UN principles and questions its success while noting plans to arm Western Europe. It warns of uncertain future threats and mentions replacing glass telegraph pole insulators with unbreakable rubber ones, highlighting cost and weight advantages.
New Quick-Dry Liquid Masking Tape Promises Easy Peel
A new liquid masking tape brushes on wood glass and metal and dries in about 10 seconds. Once a coat or clear finish is applied the dried film peels away like tape for quick cleanup.
New coating cuts plaster paint and wallpaper needs
Savings reach up to 75 percent for finishing inside walls and ceilings of a new house with a new coating that replaces plaster paint and wallpaper.
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Charles Dixon
Larry Cecil
Bobby Briggs
R. Dale Byerly
Donald Sink
Lonzo Vestal
Edward Vestal
Herman Haynes
Washington University
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Chicago
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New York City
Madison Square Garden
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North Carolina
International
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Marion Stein
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Liu
Stark
C. A. York, Sr
Duan Jose Arevalo
William King
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