Probable Cause Found in Local Kidnapping Case
Probable cause was found in a Raleigh Municipal Court case charging two men, Jack and Watson Price, with kidnapping Dan Hassell of Columbia. Bonds set at $2,000 each. The case bound over to the September term of Superior Court. Witnesses testified the defendants allegedly accosted, hit, and dragged Hassell to a parked car after a disputed $2,130 check for an auto. The defense argued no kidnapping, judge allowed probable cause for kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Mwith
Jack
Wat‘son Price
Dan Hassell
Columbia
N. C
Twoen
Megan
Hassell
I. Hassell
Guy Carter
W. A. Hill
High Point
Winston-Salem
D. C. MacRae
Evra
MacRae
John Oliver Robins
Sam Wilson
William Burst
Connie Lee Dickens
Woodrow Stack
Cleveland L. Eanes
Clyde Lee Johnson
Cleveland Burly
Clyde Eanes
Superior Court
Henry Smith
High Point budget outlines $113 793 surplus and 258000 in improvements
The High Point city budget for the new year shows a cash surplus of 113793, down from an initial estimate. The plan includes 258000 for capital improvements such as garage warehousing streets water and sewer work, plus 32000 earmarked for a pension service and a 23 percent debt service share totaling 7425.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Health Department
Danaher Emerges as GOP National Chairman Hopeful
Former Sen John Danaher of Connecticut is reported as the majority choice of leading Republicans for GOP National Chairman. His selection reportedly satisfies several rival factions as he would succeed Rep Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania who announced his resignation.
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John Danaher
Connecticut
GOP
Danaher
Rep
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
International
Czechs Use Old Trick on Reds in Prague Region
In Prague region Czech youths face forced labor programs under the Czechoslovak Youth Union. Families send telegrams claiming a relative has died to secure releases or days off. The report notes a German occupation parallel and mentions an oxy acetylene flame reaching about 6000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Prague
Czechoslovak Youth Union
Deaths And Funerals In North Carolina Region
Obituary notices report the deaths of Sallie L. Clodfelter of Thomasville and Neal C. Allred of Randleman with services at Memorial Methodist and Marlboro Friends Church, plus H A Lummie Beck of Thomasville. Clodfelter’s rites were led by Rev. Weldon with local choirs. Allred’s services at Marlboro Friends Church. Beck’s service at Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church following a week of illness. Surviving family members listed for each case. Burial plans indicate city cemetery and church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Clodfelter
Thomasville
Sallie L. Clodfelter
R. S. Green
Spring Street
Memoral Methodist
Wilson O. Weldon
Saint Johns Methodist Church
Charles Wilhite
Saint Johns
Vivian Dula
Flowers
C. H. Batton
Ella Lambeth Bible Class
Wesleyan Service Guild
Memorial Methodist Church
C. L. Black
Robert C. Rapp
Harry Brown Finch
M. G. Allmond
Henry W. Kennedy
Lewis E. Crawford
Curtis M. Fields
Julius A. Green
Neal C. Allred Randleman
Neal Cc. Allred
Randolph County
Jefferson Monroe
Elizabeth Winningham Allred
Louise Mercer
Dover
N. J
Ruby Robinson
Helena Allred
High Point
Martha Solomon
Anna Lee McDonald
Vera Allred
Greensboro
Mary Perdue
Bernay
Peggy Allred
Neal, Jr
Charles
U. S. Navy
Donald
Lacy Kirkman
Gray Lamb
Randleman
Lillian Wade
Harold Allred
Marlboro Friends Church
Sophia
Lummie” Beck
H. A. “Lummie” Beck
Davidson County
City Memorial Hospital
Beck
Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hildeburg Reformed
Andrew
Emily Templeton Beck
Bessie Black
W. W. Henderson
Yadkin County
Walker Funeral Home
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
European Rearmament Aimed at Deterring Sudden Attacks
AP analysis notes President Truman urged Congress to approve a $1.45 billion foreign arms program to bolster European allies against a potential Soviet threat. The piece argues the plan serves U S interests and moral aims, stressing that Western Europe must be prepared to defend itself to deter future war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Truman
Congress
Uncle Sam
Germany
United States
Europe
America
Western Europe
Revered ministers listed for funeral interment service
Rev. Lawrence Leonard and fellow clergy including Rev. T. R. York Rev. Odell Leonard and Rev. J. A. Palmer with Rev. T. G. Madison noted as former pastor will be buried in the family plot at the church cemetery following the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Leonard
T. R. York
Odell Leonard
Lexington
J. A. Palmer
Thomasville
T. G. Madison
Tor
Church
Furniture Registration Near Five Thousand Mark At Market
Registration at the Southern Furniture and Rug market neared five thousand with 764 end of day total and about 300 new registrants before noon today. Through yesterday afternoon 1,382 had registered. Yesterday’s turnout surpassed prior second week opening days and peak years, with optimism rising among exhibitors. Tomorrow guests include Karl Phillips of Phillips-Davis Inc and Firestone Plastics executives. The Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association fall meeting is set for October 24–25 at Grove Park Inn Asheville. Henry Foscue to step down as president after one year. The U S Census Bureau will publish Historical Statistics of the United States detailing population agriculture manufactures and business history to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Phillips
Phillips-Davis, Inc
Roger Firestone
Firestone Plastics Company
Pottstown
Elmer Irench
E. A Ryder
Plastics
Greensboro- High Point
Firestone
Harvey Firestone
Phillips-Davis
Velon
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
Henry Foscue
High Point
Nazi escapee becomes U.S. Air Force lieutenant
Borivoi Kubelka, a former Nazi labor battalion escapee from Czechoslovakia, disguised as an American soldier to reach the United States. He rose from private to corporal and sergeant at Morrison Air Force Base Florida, earned U.S. citizenship, and became a jet fighter pilot with gold bars and silver wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
United States
U. S. Air Force
Borivoi Kubelka
Czechoslovakia
Kubelka
University of Prague
Berlin
Paris
United States Army
le Havre
C.S
U. S. Immigration and Army
Ellis Island
Morrison Air Force Base
Florida
Culture and Life Urges Change in Soviet Siberia Editorials
The Central Committee issued a decree on shortcomings in the work of the stars of the Soviet Siberia newspaper. Letters from working people show many writers receive no replies and some editor responses deter participation. Culture and Life reports editors must alter their attitude.
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Moscow
Culture and Life
Central Committee
Soviet Siberia
Negro Player Drops Dead After Game
Clyde Nelson a 32 year old first baseman for the Indianapolis Clowns of the Negro American league collapsed and died shortly after a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Stars at Shibe Park. The Miami resident suffered a heart attack and was pronounced dead by a doctor from Women's Homeopathic hospital after appearing in the second game. Indianapolis won both games.
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Philadelphia
Clyde Nelson
Indianapolis Clowns
Philadelphia Stars
Nelson
Miami
Fla
Shibe Park
Women's Homeopathic
Indianapolis
Governor urges boat use policy at conservation meeting
Governor Kerr Scott criticizes indiscriminate use of state boats and calls for a clear policy. He pressed prudent spending, restoration plans for Tryon Palace, and recommended buying through the state division of purchase. Seven new board members took oaths as the group met with wildlife officials to discuss striped bass rules and advertising contracts.
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Morehead City
Kerr Scott
State Board of Conservation and Development
Tryon’s
New Bern
North Carolina
Harry McMullan
Tryon Palace
J. E. Latham
Greensboro
C. C. Crittenden
State Department of Archives and History
Commercial Fisheries Department
State Division
T. W. Alexander
Waynesville
Aubrey L. Cavanaugh
Warsaw
Fred Davis
Zebulon
Ford Latham
Belmaven
Roland McClam
Bill Sharpe
Carolina Power, and Light Company
Dr Shirley Named Dean of Basic Studies at State College
Dr John W Shirley is appointed dean of North Carolina State College division of basic studies. He succeeds B F Brown who resigned March 31 1948 after 25 years on State faculty. Shirley is a former Michigan State College faculty member and Caltech alumnus with AB and PhD from the University of Iowa.
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University of Iowa
University of Nebraska
Veterans Meeting on G I Insurance Dividends Ask VFW Members
Veterans of World War I urged to attend a 8 p m meeting at VFW Post 708 E Washington Street where Adjutant Albert Clinton will explain National G I Insurance dividends and provide claim blanks. The note notes other community events for tonight across churches and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Washington Street
G. I
VFW
Washington Street
Albert Clinton
St. Marks Methodist Church
Ocrusaders
Crusaders Club
First Baptist Church
Christian Church
Mangum Ave
S. W. Gill
Agnes Brewington
Board of Religious Education of
St. Mathews
WSCS
St. Mark Church
Willing Workers Club
Mt. Vernon
Annie Boger
Reid St
Bethel
Bright Light
Bethel Holiness
F. B. Kearse
L. J. Carr
LODGE
Guilford Lodge
Od Fellows Hall
Ruth
Indians and Dodgers Pivot in Big League Action
The Indians beat the Yankees 4-2 at Yankee Stadium, narrowing the lead to three games as Early Wynn won his eighth despite help from Satchel Paige. In the National League, the Dodgers and Cardinals tied 4-4 after a late Musial surge, with Musial, Klein, Slaughter and Northey producing key hits for St Louis. No other games were scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinger
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Bronx Bombers
Indians
Vic. Raschi
Early Wynn
Satchel Paige
Dale Mitchell
Cleveland
Mickey Vernon
Yankee Battery
Dodgers
Redbirds
Musial
Stan Musial
Brooklyn
Lou Klein
Brooks
Enos Slaughter
Ron Northey
Rocky Nelson
Northey
Gene Hermanski
Hi-Toms Rally Past Rebels for 17th Straight Home Win
A Ladies Night crowd of 1,234 watched the Hi-Toms win as Petters, Harrington, and Gruzdis produced key hits. Ludwig doubled earlier, Bolton and Gruzdis scored on errors, and Boltons intentional walk loaded the bases before Gruzdis singled in two more runs.
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Pete Williams
Poke Linn
Bob Ludwig
Ludwig
Boyette
Niehaus
Vann Harrington
Cliff Bolton
Hi-Poms
Chic Petters
Bolton
Gruzdis
Dick Jackson
Jim Flannagan
Petters
In Memoriam Elton M Thaggard One Year Since Death
In loving memory of Elton M Thaggard who died July 26 1948. A son and brother remembered by Mrs Janie Thaggard and their children. Memories are treasures no one can steal. Death is a heartache no one can heal. Our thoughts of you will live on and on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton M. Thaggard
Janie Thaggard
Valley Ridge Property Listings and Carolina Beach Apartment
A mixed list shows multiple properties on Valley Ridge and Burge with statuses sold rented or vacant. Additional entry notes a Carolina Beach apartment with two bedrooms and essential amenities, plus Curtis Smith Deal Incorporated contact and partial address.
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Valley Ridge
Burge
Valley
CAROLINA _ Beach
Paved Street
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Homer Mabe
Donald Street
Mabe
Charles Kirkman
Route 4
Daughtry Owens
Ogburn William Ferree
Charles Ellis
Leonard Street
Eddie McBride
Ben Lassiter
Henderson Bailey
Joseph B. Williamson
Clara Cox
Press Grey
Willis Street
Co. N. Craven
Centennial Avenue
Edgar Johnson
Gordy Street
Isaac Lewis Denny
Bobby Ray Gray
Colfax
James Foster
Charlie E. Allred
Robert R. Blackburn
Donald B. Saunders
Charles F. Kinsey
Herser Edman Blair
Paul Perkins
Roy C. Nelson
Wiley Gilmore
RITZ
Ted
Barbara Tillson
Barbara
Enterprise Staff
Nome
Defense
U. S
Scott
Dr. Shirley
Basic Studies
Guilford County
James Yates
Office of the Register of Deeds
Court House
Guilford
Atlantic Building & Loan Association
Raeford Dunn
Mary Sue Dickerson Dunn
Southworth
Enterprise
DIAL
Woodrow
Lindsay
APTS
Bath
Campbell Street
c/o Enterprise
Nodern
West Green Street
English Street
N. Main
R. B. Gantt & CO
Curtis Smith Deal, Incorporated
North Main Street
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