Bailey Holds Big Lead In North Carolina Democratic Primary
Sena tor Josiah W. Bailey led Richard Fountain by more than two to one as returns from 1,614 of 1,919 precincts showed Bailey with 1,883,369 votes to Fountain's 83,908. The Republican primary was minor with Sam J. Morris leading Stoner W. Kluttz for the U. S. Senate. Morrison tops in the tenth district with 12,234 votes to Joan MacRae's 5,944. Voting closed amid low campaign activity and public interest.
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Raleigh
Josiah W. Bailey
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
U. S
Bailey
Richard T. Fountain
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Sam J. Morris
Stoner W. Kluttz
Salisbury
U. S. Senate
Republican Party
G.O.P
Congress
Herbert Bonner
Marvin K. Blount
Greenville
Jack Edwards
Filth
John H. Folger
Dre. D
A. L. Bulwinkie
Claude B. Wolts
Gastonia
Hotel Fire Kills Five in Greenwood, Mississippi
Five people suffocated in smoke as the Wilson Hotel, a small frame structure, burned in Greenwood on June 1. The deceased include J. Richard Hughes, 30, his wife and their two children J Richard Hughes Jr, 4, Margaret Hughes 10, and George Wilson Jr., son of the hotel operators. County physician Dr. J M Sykes called the deaths due to suffocation as firefighters battled flames and smoke engulfing the interior.
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Greenwood
Wilson Hotel
J. Richard Hughes
J. Richard Hughes, Jr
Margaret Hughes
George Wilson
R.silson
J. M. Sykes
McKenney on Bridge Winning Trick Loses Two More
On our way back from Florida this year we made it a rule to pick up service men in uniform whenever possible. A young Coast Guard boy whom we picked up as
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Florida
Coast Guard
Interesting Half Trick Debate in Bridge Column
An extended bridge column discusses a player who never learned bridge due to not wanting half-tricks. The narrator recalls kibitzed hands where declarers regret bids, noting South overbids to compensate forWest's threats. A hands-on sequence shows West forcing clubs and hearts, leading South to lose four diamonds.
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Norfolk
Philadelphia
South
West
Bro
Dr. F. L. Conrad Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon at Lenoir Rhyne
In Hickory the fifty-first commencement of Lenoir Rhyne College opened with Dr. F. L. Conrad of High Point delivering the baccalaureate sermon to a full Center Theater. Conrad is a 1916 graduate and long-time trustee. his son David, president of the graduating class of 112, led a year of extensive extracurriculars and student leadership roles.
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Hickory
Lenoir Rhyne College
Center Theater
F. L. Conrad
High Point
Conrad
Lenoir-Rhyne
David
Luther League
Lutheran Student Association
Sao
Gammia Bela Chi
Banks in North Carolina largely comply with labor law
North Carolina banks show broad compliance with the federal wage hour act. Of 361 banks, 221 inspections completed with 101 violations. 93 banks failed to keep payroll records, 25 did not pay overtime, 16 violated 30 cent minimum wage. Among 30 national banks, 17 compliant. all FDIC insured state banks compliant. four state only banks compliant.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Forrest Jr. Shuford
Shuford
ITL
Federal Depositor’s Insurance Corporation
Miss Parks Bennett honor graduate at Bennett College
Miss Ire Phone Parks daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Parks of 503 Taylor Street graduated from Bennett College for Women Greensboro with high scholastic honors third in a class of 81 largest class ever at Bennett College Valedictorian at William Penn High School in 1938 earned AB in elementary education Parkss achievement moves her as High Points youngest college graduate ahead of Miss Grayce W DeBerry All Pennites who graduated from a college this year have outstanding records. Miss Alice Smith of 1229 Downing Street left for New York City and Baltimore will live in Baltimore. The Blue Division of First Baptist Church to sponsor a baby contest tonight at 8 oclock public invited. The 30 Voice Gospel Crusaders Group of Winston Salem to be presented in a religious music recital at First Baptist Church Friday May 5 at 8 oclock White and colored welcome small admission. Furniture City Lodge of Elks to meet at Odd Fellows Hall East Washington Street Tuesday at 8 oclock election of officers. Miss Willie Bell Boulware of William Penn High School class of 1942 entertained classmates at Mrs Coltrane home Underhill Avenue Friday evening. Mrs Augusta Jackson of 1119 Kinelt Drive attending Women’s Conference at Teachers College Winston-Salem.
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Miss Parks Bennett
Ire Phone Parks
C. O. Parks
Taylor Street
Bennett College For Women
Greensboro
Bennett College
Miss Parks
William Penn High School
Gospel Crusaders
Winston-Salem
First Baptist Church
ELKS
Furniture City Lodge of Elks
Odd Fellows Hall
East Washington Street
Willie Bell Boulware
Coltrane
Underhill Avenue
Missing North Carolina sailors named in casualty list
The Navy released casualty list No. 4 covering April 16 to May 10, naming 33 North Carolinians missing. Among them are Emmette Grover Cox of Asheboro, Royce Talmadge Webb of Thomasville, and Ernest Westley McArthur Jr. of Greensboro, with home addresses listed for verification.
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Washington
Navy
Emmette Grover Cox
Nella Cox
Asheboro
Royce Talmadge Webb
Roscoe Roy Webb
Warner Street
Thomasville
Ernest Westley McArthur
Ernest Estler McArther
South Mendenhail] Street
Greensboro
Pooling as War Tool Turns Businesses Into Allies
War effort reshapes business via pooling despite anti trust law. James Marlow and William Mm YYatos report that war agencies certify pools to extend cooperation across firms. War production, warehousing, delivery, transport and industry committees form diverse pooling networks under strict rules.
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James Marlow
William
Yyatos
Washington
Cwide World
Practice Tends to Create Monopoly or Squeeze Competitors
A report notes efforts by firms to dominate markets through aggressive tactics. Analysts warn such strategies undermine competition and could invite regulatory scrutiny as companies seek control over pricing and access while rivals struggle to keep pace.
Everett Revival Continues Three More Days
Hilen Everett, evangelist at Full Gospel Tabernacle 1800 English Street, will stay through Wednesday. Tonight she shares her life story at 7:30, Tuesday she speaks on her conversion and call to ministry, and Wednesday hosts a fellowship followed by a brief message before departing for Chicago and then the West Coast.
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Hielen Everett
Full Gospel Tabernacle
English Street
Chicago
West Coast
High Point Barber Shop Pioneer Becomes Noted Figure
W F Bill Foster of the High Point Barber Shop is described as a pioneer outside his craft. The text asserts the shop’s staff provides essential comfort to clients and hints Foster’s motives were unselfish in aiding customer ease.
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W. F
Bill) Foster
High Point Barber Shop
Foster
Air conditioned type described by Mr Foster staff
The passage notes a type that is air conditioned and not the barber shop quartet style. Mr Foster says his firm keeps a vigilant fin to customer demands. Every staff member is eager to meet likely needs with approved items.
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Foster
Editor Invites Suggestions For This Page In High Point
The editor invites constructive suggestions to serve readers better and show readers the trend of thought. It notes that High Point has appeared in recent columns and that firms welcome newcomers with wholehearted services as the page’s objective.
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High Point
Baker Anxious To Assist Motorists
Slick Baker of Bakers Esso Service urges motorists to conserve and do their part. His shop offers immediate service with experienced mechanics to reduce operating costs and conserve wartime essentials. A complete car service including vacuuming cleaning and power washing to improve appearance and comfort.
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Slick Baker
Baker
Esso
The Baby's Place In War Time
The good health of a soldier is the first consideration of every successful army. It is even more essential than a preponderance of heavy arms and equipment. That is why thousands of doctors and druggists are being drafted into the military service. So that the soldiers' health may be constantly cared for and improved. And on the home front, the good health of the nation's babies is a paramount need. It is ex tremely important both for the welfare of the child, and for the mental comfort of the parents that all necessary measures be taken to safeguard and protect the health of infants and growing children. This aids morale both at home and on the battle-fronts. The Woonts-McGhee Drug Store has long been the focal point for all kinds of baby needs. They have a most complete baby department, of which they are justly proud. They invite you to come in and look over their supplies. And when in doubt as to just what baby needs, consule your doctor. Ask him any questions you wish about the baby's health, and if you are in doubt as to where you can get what you need for the baby, ask your doctor that, too. or
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Woonts-McGhee Drug Store
Owls Sleep During Daytime Using Ear Flaps
Owls can nap in daylight as their ear flaps pull down to block noise. This adaptation helps them rest despite daylight activity.
Limited Instruments Available At High Point Music Supply
The High Point Music Supply Company warns that instrument manufacture stopped May 31 for the war. stock is limited but a wide selection remains and deliveries will continue while possible. Mr. Harris has moved to 210 North Main Street to better serve music lovers and expand records, sheet music, and other music supplies as demand grows. The text notes the human body uses 73 calories per hour when sleeping.
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High Point, Music Supply Company
Harris
High Point Music Supply Company
North Main Street
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Alice Smith
Downing Street
New York City
Baltimore
Augusta Jackson
Kinelt Drive
Teachers College
Winston-Salenk
WPB
Office of Defense Transportation
Anti-Trust
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Everett
N. Main St
NS. C
David S. Miller
West Green Street
KR. C. Smith
C. Kelly
East Green Street
Archdale, N. C
Sam Speering
Rowella Apts
N. Main Street
Atlanta, Ga
Mr., R. B. Vive
Luccess
Oakwood Court Apts
Alm Beach, Fla
Johnson Street
Asherilie, N.C
J. Marcus Lamb
Redding Street
Lumberton, X. C
High Poust Music Supply
North Main St
Phuare
Kalte
Quality Furniture CO
Main St
Holland Furnaces
Holland Furnace Co
Colonial Drive
Ellington’s Florist
Baker's Esso
Automotive Specialists
Lewis
High St
Walt” Royall
Elmer Sensenbach
Sloop Auto Service
West Broad ST
Aec
City Fuel CO
C.F. Blake
Blue Bird Cab
Marietta
Redwine Hardware CO
North Maln ST
Uncle Sam
Defense Industries
Carolina Welding Schools
Willowbrook ST
SHELL
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Warner
Furniture Moving
OLR Specialty
W. Broad Bt
Quality Dry Cleaning CO
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