Men in Service brief highlights from U S military posts
Mr and Mrs Earl B Steed host plating on an aircraft carrier quarried. SGT FIRST CLASS Raymond H Hollingsworth leaves Korea for rotation to the U S. CPL Oliver Roy Bragg becomes wrestling coach at Fairchild AFB Washington after notable high school and college success. Robert E Scalf returns to Williams AFB Arizona after a home visit. Hoyle T Harg JR promoted to corporal with Seventh Air Force overseas. Claude Thomas Yates, Navy Hospital Corps School grad 1931, stationed at Bainbridge Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarrie
Earl B. Steed
East Farriss Avenue
Raymond H. Hollingsworth
Raleigh
25Th Infantry Division
Korea
U. S
Gilbert A. Gray
109Th Tal Glee Club
Germany
Cpl
Oliver Roy Bragg
H. F. Bragg
Virginia Avenue
Fairchild Air Force Base
Washington
Roy
Cpl. Bragg
Appalachian State College
Service
Air Force Times
Robert E. Scalf
J. H. Scalf
Williams Air Force Base
Chandler
Ariz
Rec
Hoyle T. HA ’ JR
H. T. Hartley
Trenton Street
Seventh Air Force
Claude Thomas Yates
United States Naval Hospital Corps School
United States Naval Hospital
Bainbridge
Apartment Fire Extinguished on Aycock Street
Thomasville fire crews contained a blaze at 305 Aycock Street yesterday afternoon caused by an oil stove. The apartment occupied by J. W. Modlin sustained only slight damage to a floor and one room with rapid action preventing further loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Aycock Street
J. W. Modlin
Assault Defendant To Be Tried March 14
Ned Cochran 2 of 709 Marsh Street is scheduled to appear in Thomasville court on March 14 to face a single assault count. The incident involves a shot fired at his wife.
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Thomasville
Ned Cochran
Marsh Street
Sinah
Grand jury convenes in Charlotte to probe broader federal case
A 23 member federal grand jury met in Charlotte to expand its probe into a federal matter. Federal and local officers testified today and editors and other witnesses were to appear tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FURY
Charlotte
Poe Federal Carolina
Market Trade Slowed Amid Mixed Stock Moves
New York prices moved irregularly in dull early trading with 220000 shares by 10 am, matching last Friday's pace. Motorola led TV shares gaining about one point to 65, Zenith rose to 74 5 8 after a 1 3 4 point gain, and petroleum issues spurted then eased as markets showed little change across utilities and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motorola
Zenith
Sulpher Texas
Anton Automotives
Pome
Social Security awareness and filing reminders issued
The notice explains Form 1040 C extensions and Social Security coverage for small or part time businesses with income as low as $400 in 1951. It promotes a booklet Do You Work for Yourself and lists offices in High Point Thomasville and Asheboro with dates and times for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
Hi Point
High Point
Buich
Thomasville
Asheboro
Rancieman
Fire reported at Daniel Brooks apartments extinguished
Firemen answered a call yesterday at 8 01 p m to investigate a blaze in the Daniel Brooks apartments fed by an oil stove. The small fire was put out upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Brooks
Eastern Championships Recall From a 1929 Win With George Reith
A veteran reminisces about the Eastern Championships in New York, noting his 1929 victory with partner George Reith. He recalls a hand from that era where a safety play drawing a trump avoided overruff and allowed a clean diamond ruff, illustrating enduring bridge strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Reith
West
New South
Keith
Dean's List Students Highlight North Carolina Scholars
CITY News Briefs lists 282 men on the Dean's List with 173 or 21 percent from North Carolina. Local names include James A. Hardison, Sarah S. Lambert, Robert L. Padgett, Peggy A. Russell, Charles E. Shultz, Royster M. Tucker, Nancy J. Gray, Thomasville. Arthur Kirkman of the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad will be among the others at the Lesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
North Carna
James A. Hardison
Sarah S. Lambert
Robert L. Padgett
Pegey A. Russell
Charlies E. Shuelt
Royster M. Tucker
High Int
Nancy J. Gray
Thomasville
Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Denton
Lesse
Meeting at Point Umber y Mill
A brief notice records a meeting of the Point um bery Mill with attendees and agenda glimpsed in readable text. Details are limited but indicate routine business discussions and potential motions to be considered.
Funeral notices for Young Hepler Myers and others in Thomasville area
Funeral services were held for Margaret Elizabeth Young at her son S. C. Young’s home in High Point with Rev. Frank McDaniels officiating. Interment followed in Mitchells Grove Mest church cemetery. Also noted were services for Mary Delilah Hepler at Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed church with multiple ministers, and for Annie V. Myers at the Church of God on East Commerce Street. Interments occurred in Poplar Ridge Friends Church Cemetery and in the old City cemetery in Asheboro. several pallbearers were named for each service.
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Thomasville
Margaret Elizabeth Young
S. C. Young
High Point
Frank McDaniels
Pine Grove Baptist Church
M. J. Hoover
Lawrence Modlin
J. W. Leonard
W. T. Deaton
J. W. Fulcher
F. S. Smith
Mitchells Grove Mest Church
Young
Macon J County
Mary Delilah Hepler
Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ow Lawrence Leonard
John
First Wesleyan Priewst Church
T. R. York
Mt. Zion
Hepler
Davidson County
Clariéeteave
Reet
Annie V. Myers
Church of God
East Commerce Street
Myers
C. H. Elrod
Fred Jump
Mooresville
Barney Pierce
Paul
Porter Proctor
Carl
Roy
Edsel
Odell Whitaker
Arthur and
Jobby
Poplar Ridge Friends Church Cemetery
Randolph
Railway line Chengtu Chungking to open on Army Day
Official dispatch from Chungking reports 30000 civilian workers on the Chengtu Chungking railway project. The line is slated to open on Army Day August 1, 1952, with workers described as drawn from purge the dispatch said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Chungking
Chengtu- Chungking
Gold smugglers may squeak at customs body ideas
New Delhi reports the governments physics lab proposed anti smuggling measures for gold. A baggage table would whistle when high metal is detected and a squeaking chair would warn of concealed gear. The chair and detector are not yet perfected for wearers teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Sal
Halon
National Physical Laboratory
Sitor
Local Firm to Exhibit at American Toy Fair 1952
The Fli-Back Salestion of High Point plans a trade exhibit at the 49th American Toy Fair in New York from March 10 to 19. Arthur Benedict, vp and general sales manager, says new models include tournament balls and professional return tops, plus other designs. Horatio Clark notes the fair will showcase diverse, high quality toys and forecasts toy sales around $330 million for 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur D. Benedict
Horatio D. Clark
Toy Manufacturers of the
Management Leaders Visit Greensboro Tour and Dinner
Management leaders will visit Greensboro on Wednesday to tour the plant at Lawndale Drive at 2 p.m. The event, arranged by Cc. O. Jenkins general manager of the Mail Order House, includes a 4 p.m. discussion on General Mail Order Administration in the plant conference room, followed by a 5 p.m. reassembly at Bliss Restaurant for dinner at 5 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Advancement of Na
Lawndale Drive
Cc. O. Jenkins
Jenkins
Bliss Restaurant
P H Mitchell Dies At Home After Illness
P H Mitchell died at his residence 811 Park Week shortly after 3 pm Sunday following weeks of declining health. Born March 25 1861 in Hertford County he moved to this city 50 years ago. Survived by son Oscar Mitchell of Petersburg VA sister Mary J Matthews of Norfolk VA brother James S Mitchell of Orlando NC and 15 children with 22 great grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 30 pm from Curds with pastors Strader and W L Smith and Major W W Byerly, interment Glenora Baptist Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Mitchell
Hertford County
John
Martha Taylor Mitchell
Denen
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Troughters
Antony Point
Oscar Mitchell
Petersburg
The
Salvation Army
Glenora Baptist Church
Beekeeping Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening
Beekeepers from High Point and surrounding area are invited to gather in the Agriculture Room at the County Building Wednesday at 7 30 p m. W A Stephens extension bee keeper from State College and W H Kimrey assistant county agent will lead the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stephens
State College
W. H. Kimrey
High Point
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Jacoby
SOUTH
Ides Val
N.T. Pass
City News Briefs
Greensboro
Point Umbery Mill
Mrs
Margaret Young
Mary Hepler
Annie Myers
Minnie Richardson
Ashebord
Pugh Funeral Home
W. A. Stanbury
First Methodist Church
Carl T. Richardson
Osville
J. T. Lewallen
Arthur Cox
Old City Cemetery
Remington Rand
American Power
United States Steel
Ceses
Calumet & Hector
Ad Vanadium Corporation
Canada Dry
Vick Chemical
Canadian Pacific
Virginia-Care Chemical Eee
iGerelinn Power & Lt Ceesseee
West Maryland
Western Union
Caterpillar
Ds. Western Co
Coca Cola c
Dvivtml Seeteeee
Consolidated Edison
Electric Auto
Emerson R & P
Cscessesese
General Electric
General Foods
Motors
Lockheed Aircraft Ceccseeces
Loews Theaters
Lorillard & Company Esecces
Soeses
New York Central
North American Avia
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil Oy
SI Pacific Gand & Elec
Mania RR
Memphis
Chattanooga
Asheville
Hendersonville
Norfolk
Airport Terminal
Morwar
Heatrouth
Cary
Jeanne
Shelley Winters
Richard Conte
Stephen McNally
Thomas
Desus
Cyrano
Anthe
UFE
Christ
Hawthorne
Harry D. Hawthorne
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
High Point, N. C
PTV Owe
Crete
Joan Crawford
Dennis Morgan
David Brian
Woman
Ricardo Montalban
Mark OF the Renegade
Dick Powell
Peggy Dow
Tues
Grand Ole Opry
Broadhurst
Texas
Gable
Yowsah
Gardner
Crawford
Clark Gable
Hy Ise
Shootin
Romancin
Ava Gardner
Aroun Crawford
Lawless
Star
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