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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1957

Page

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Local Official Faces Charges Over Unethical Practices

City Manager suspends Public Works Director Dean amid Civil Service Commission probe into alleged unethical practices. Dean denies charges, naming concrete contractor Albert Peele as accuser, and says he will fight the matter. Hinson confirmed the suspension and a Wednesday hearing is tentatively set. Linthicum disputes Dean’s claim he filed charges. More details on page ten.

Tosee Civil Service Commission Dean Albert Peele Hinson

Missionaries Appointed From Ridgecrest Conference

Dr and Mrs Charles G Tabor formerly of High Point now in Youngsville were named missionaries to Korea by the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board at a special session opening the Foreign Missions Conference. Tabor a Youngsville doctor and his wife a trained nurse have held multiple posts in North Carolina and Oklahoma and previously served in the Navy. A group of 16 Young Baptists were also named for overseas service bringing total SBC foreign missionaries to 1165.

Charles G. Tabor High Point Youngsville Korea Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board Foreign Missions Conference Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly Tabor Newell Hospital Chattanooga Tenn City Hospital Winston-Salem Bowman Gray Hospital Winston - Salem Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Oklahoma Southern Baptist Home Mission Board U. S. Navy County South Carolina Albemarle Mars Hill N. C North Carolina Baptistian School of Iary Southern Baptist Foreign Trinity Baptist Church Jesus Sam Evans Jr Lelia Payne R. E Biles Frances Cumby Ferebee Fowler Bobby Payne Sam and Roby Evans R. E. Biles

Twentieth Anniversary at Oak View Methodist Church

Oak View Methodist Church marks its 20th anniversary with an 11 o'clock worship led by Rev. George C. Starr Jr. A 12:30 picnic lunch follows, and a memorial service with candles for members who died since the church began at 2 p.m. Former pastors and members are invited, details continue on page two.

Oak View Methodist Church George C. Starr Jr

Milwaukee wedding ends in court clash over elopement

Mary Lucille Werner and Leland William Thomas Cummings Jr. planned to marry at St Mathews Lutheran Church in Wauwatosa as a court suit reveals the elder Cummings accuses the Werners of enticing their son away. The suit was filed June 17 in Circuit Court.

Leland William Thomas Cummings Jr Leland W. T. Cummings Sr Wyncote Philadelphia Cummings St. Mathew's Lutheran Church Wauwatosa Werners Cummings Sai “Lee

Postal rate hikes set to lift special services

Postmaster General Summerfield announced increases in special service charges to take effect Monday, aiming to raise about 28 million dollars annually. Increases cover special delivery, money orders, reply cards, notices of undeliverable mail, third and fourth class notices, and registered mail with raised liability limits to ten thousand dollars and a return receipt fee.

Jack Adams Washington Viner Summerfield Congress The Treasury General Fund Department

Mayor Schrunk Cleared of Perjury Charges in Portland Trial

Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk is acquitted of perjury after a two hour jury verdict. Prosecutors may drop the bribery charge. three other charges from the vice probe remain unsettled. Star witness Jim Elkins testified to a $500 bribe, which Schrunk denies as a frameup amid a long political fight.

Portland Ore Terry Schrunk Schrunk Ang Acer Washington, D.C Senate Committee Big Jim Elkins Clifford C. Bennett Bennett Elkins

Actress Marie McDonald Recovers From Burns

Actress Marie McDonald suffers severe burns to both hands while extinguishing a blaze on her robe caused by a cigarette. She plans to continue her night club act despite heavy bandages and remains under medical care.

Reno Marie McDonald Maude Klinker Miss McDonald

Lake Charles Raises Audrey Toll to 150 Dead

Mayor Sidney Gray boosted the provisional death toll in southwest Louisiana to 150 as survivors flood in from Cameron Parish. Officials warn the count will rise, with hard-hit marshes and attics yielding more bodies while helicopters, boats, and Red Cross crews aid a vast rescue in the wake of Hurricane Audrey.

Lake Charles Sidney Gray Audrey Louisiana Gray Cameron Parish Anette Joe Carroll Gulf of Mexico Raymond Hufft Civil Defense Gulf Gulf Coast Red Cross Texas Pecan Island Mississippi Tennessee Ohio Valley PAGE

Doomed Boy Sees World With Skelton Family Tour

Comedian Red Skelton and his nine year old son Richard, who has leukemia, tour the capital and plan trips to London and Rome. Richard’s sister Valentina travels with them as they visit landmarks including the Smithsonian, Mount Vernon, and Arlington Memorial. The trip also aids cancer fund efforts.

Washington Red Skelton Richard Skeltons New York Philadelphia Boston Skelton London Rome Drive For Cancer Skeltons Co Grand Central Yards Ame State Building New England Plymouth Rock House Senate Smithsonian Institution Virginia George Washington Mount Vernon W. Monument

Safer Fourth Boston Predicts Fewer July 4 Highway Deaths

The Institute for Safer Living notes an improving trend in safer driving may reduce expected highway deaths during the four day July 4 weekend from about 550. Speed fatigue and driver fatigue are cited as major dangers.

Boston Institute For Safer Living Speetanes Institute

Sunday Enterprise previews pictures and features

The Sunday Enterprise tomorrow headlines picture features on storm and flood damage in hurricane battered Louisiana. Local photos by Janet Teague show sidewalk superintendents on N Main Street. Wint Capel reports on Thomasville recreation program and summer play. Braxton Younts covers High Point fire prevention. Ed Lane profiles worm ranch near High Point and its college fund for the son.

Louisiana Janet Teague N. Main Street Wint Capel Thomasville Chair City High Point Sunday Enterprise Y Braxton Younts Ed Lane

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Et Ake Peele Linthicum Concrete Co Church Street Wayland Linthicum Linthicum Cameron Pat Duggins Young Missionaries Charles Tabor Milwaukee Indus Mary Lucille Werner Arnold Werner Suburban Elm Grove Werner Wagner Iron Works Eastern Airlines EAL Constellation Miamiternational By Arthur Everett the Sunday Enterprise
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