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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1956

Page

22

The Angry Hills continues on a wartime train

In a shared compartment on a moving train, Mike Morrison battles memory and danger. British intelligence, Stergiou, and Major Howe-Wilken pull him toward a tense escape, as a vigilant New Zealand officer and a quiet medic guard crucial pages of a secret envelope. The confrontation builds to a cliffhanger.

Mike Theodore Howe-Wilken Stergiou Michael Morrison Red Cross Greece Peloponnesus Potter Howe-Wilken Colonel Potter Athens Morrison New Zealand Jack Mosley

Davidson County Dry Victory Signals Shifting Local Politics

A Davidson County beer and wine election ended with a strong dry win, boosting organizational strength for the movement. The result is seen as a political lever for the next county race and a possible state wide refer endum, with church groups citing moral influence in politics. The Lexington headquarter crowd swelled as results rolled in, while wet leaders sought to maintain ties with dry supporters.

State Supreme Court Davidson County Supreme Court Drys First Methodist Church Lexington Davidson North Carolina General Assembly Howard Wilkinson Mr. Wilkinson Ray Swink Citizens Against Beer and Wine United For Legal Control Preacher Wilkinson Elections Board Thurman Briggs

Dry County Leads to Silent Returns in Thomasville

Reporters in Lexington and Thomasville faced busy lines delaying results as Briggs admitted the county went dry. Hampton precinct briefly phoned in its tally while City Hall workers noted a water leak amid election talk.

Lexington Thomasville Briggs Hampton City Hall

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