Local arrests span liquor nudity gambling and AWOL case
Police report a string of arrests over 24 hours including indecent exposure by Green Tuttle 25 of East . Willie Bennett 29 of Vail charged with un taxed liquor possession. Casey Lassiter 41 poolroom operator indicted for gambling. Deputies seize $2 cash and a deck of cards. Pfc. Paul E. Grant AWOL from the 540th National Guard held for Ft Bragg.
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Green
Bok Tuttle
Eastaie
Neki
Willie Bennett
Vail
Casey Jameiter
Wiggletown
Lassiter
Pfc
Paul E. Grant
540Th National Guard Field Artillery Battalion
High Oe
Ft. Bragg
Battle Casualties Are Identified in Korean War Update
The Defense Department identified 690 more American battle casualties in the Korean War. The tally breaks down to 116 dead, 481 wounded, 45 injured and 48 missing.
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Washington
Defense Department
Weather Outlook From Friendship Bureau
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness warm and humid conditions with scattered thundershowers tonight and Sunday. Weathermen reported .04 inches of rain last night. Temperatures show a high of 86 tomorrow after a 92 high yesterday 65 low tonight and 68 current.
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Friendship Bureau
Police Arrest Defendant For Slapping Wife
THOMASVILLE a man jailed on a charge of slapping his wife is Robert Lee Burleson 22 of 16 College Street arrested yesterday afternoon at home on complaint by his wife Dorothy He had signed an assault on a minor warrant for Betty Lou Wright 18 of the same address after accusing her of slapping his four year old daughter Patricia In court yesterday action against Wright was dismissed Burleson remained in jail this morning in lieu of bond.
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Thomasville
Robert Lee Burleson
College Street
Dorothy
Burleson
Betty Lou Wright
Wright
Patricia
Whipple Family Mourns Ada Whipple at 82
Mrs. Ada Whipple, 82, mother of Henry Whip, director of music at First Presbyterian Church, died Thursday morning in Grass Lake, Michigan. Auto fire near Mil lard Dunlap at 312 Walker causes damage as story early reports arrive.
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Millard Dunlap
Walker
Truce Would Complicate Draft Status In Korea
Louisville Ky Maj Gen Hershey director of Selective Service says a Korea cease fire would complicate draft policy He urges Kentucky local boards to have final say on deferring college students noting boards must use their own judgment He foresees pressure on those already in service and recalls WWII experiences.
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Louisville
Korea
Hershey
Selective Service
Kentucky
Suspended Sentence In Morals Case
A 63 year old High Point roofer Wiley F Parrish was found guilty of drunkenness and given a suspended sentence on costs. Prosecution of molestation charges failed due to lack of evidence about alleged encounters with girls aged 11 and 12 in a cemetery. Other defendants received suspended sentences or dismissals for drunkenness and related offenses. A dog related case and several traffic matters were resolved with suspended terms or payments.
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Se Ae Lle
Roofer
Recorder's
Wiley F. Parrish
Fletcher Hunt
Thomasville
Willie Davis, II
Durham
Dorothy Williams
King
Willie Wilson
Maple Street
Thurman Lee Gallimore
Route 2
Ralph Lane Gilbert
Bristol
Richard Lee Miller
Winston-Salem
J. Deese
Morrison
Clarence T. Lanaiex
Greensiboro
Kiwanis Club Reports On St Louis Convention
Kiwanis members report the St Louis convention held June 17 to 21 with about 11 000 attendees. Local delegates W D Lewis and R R Fountain and families attended in private autos. Highlights included Memorial Service speakers Senator O Conor and Thomas Fidler on National Kids Day, plus a tour on the Admiral and a Sonenne on tuition history.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
St. Louis
W. D. Lewis
R. R. Fountain
St. Louis Municipal
Lewis
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Glee Club
O’conor
Maryland
Carolinas
Montana
Joe Chiott
Asheville
Jimmy Fidler
Zacharias
Fountain
Henry J. Taylor
Auto Hits Pole After Attempted Overtake on English Street
A convertible driven by Charles Peck crashed into a tele pole in the 2000 block of English after a right turning truck cut in. Antoinette Peck suffered arm bruises and the car sustained about 400 dollars in damage. the pole and truck had minor damages. No charges were filed.
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Antoinette Peck
Farmington
Charles
Peck
Memorial Hospital
Burrus 8
Welch
Centennial
John A. Gray
Albertson Road
Sustai
English
Shackleford's Conqueror Wins National Miles Title
Shirley Allen, 13, of Raleigh County West Virginia defeated Bobby Shackelford of High Point North Carolina to win the 1951 National Marbles Championship in Asbury Park New Jersey. Allen clinched the title with five wins in the final six games after a tense best of 13 series and led Shackelford to a strong rally.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Shirley
Windy
Bobby Retzlaff
Montgomery
Ala
Allen
Shackelford
Jack Austin
Huntington
Kupchak
James Lilly
City
Russel Gwaltney
Aa We
Cliffod Robertson
Roanoke
Cherk
Yankee
Shacklesford
Austin
Mibster
North Carolina agriculture chief reports mixed outlook
Hopeful L Y Ballentine, NC agriculture commissioner, returns from the Southern Conference meeting in Atlanta where he was elected president and outlines plans for a late summer session in Western North Carolina. He notes cotton prospects near record highs and a shift toward larger, diversified farms aided by mechanization.
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L. Y. Ballentine
Ballentine
Southern Conference of Commissioners, Directors
Secretaries of Agriculture
Atlanta
North Carolina
Kerr Scott
Sna Se
National Association
South
Commerce and Industry
Department of Conservation and Development
Maurice Tobin
Truman
Fred Fletcher
WRAL
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Scott
Capitol
Thomasville Council Approves Budget Moves and Appoints Board Members
The Thomasville City Council, in a called meeting at City Hall, appointed Ned Gibbs and Sherman B. Laws to the zoning board, and planned support for local celebrations. They discussed budget progress and targeted pay raises without tax hikes, relying on higher property valuations and Powell Bill street aid.
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Thomasville
R. M. Cooksey
Powell
Ned Gibbs
Sherman B. Laws
Carl C. Wilson
W. B. May
Board of ‘Elections
Aldermen Dismiss Winston Manager
Winston-Salem aldermen voted six to two to dismiss City Manager C. E. Perkins under the state pleasures clause. City attorney Irving Carlyle called the move illegal, while Mayor Marshall Kurfees upheld the action.
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Winston-Salem
Board of Aldermen
C. E. Perkins
Irving Carlyle
Marshall Kurfees
Five Or Six Die In Royal Ordnance Factory Blast
The supply ministry reported that five or six people were killed in an explosion at a royal ordnance factory in Puriton near Bridgwater last night.
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London
Supply Ministry
Royal Ordnance Factry
Puriton
Bridgwater
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