Four High Point Girls On Guilford Honor Roll
Guilford College announces 33 students on the honor roll for the first semester ended. Audrey Smith and June Smith of High Point lead a line of named students including Judith Mower and Elizabeth Payne White among seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen from Guilford College and various U. S. towns.
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Guilford
Guilford College
High Point
Fra Lasley
Audrey Smith
June
Judith Mower
South Main Street
Elizabet
Payne White
Colonial Drive
George H. Bellamy, Jr
Kernersville
Carl M. Cochrane
Harvey Kemp Foster
Greensboro
Clifford E. Tyson, Jr
A. Donald Wolf Belania
Marianne Victorius
Eleanor Corneilson
Albany
N. Y
Margery Anderson
Upper Darby
Hardy Carroll
Thomas G. Goertner
Silver Spring
Maryland
Sally B. Goodrich
New York City
John G. Haesloop
Mario
Anne Jardine
Norwood
New Jersey
Fathim Issa Qubain
Amman
Trans- Jordan
Anne H. Stabler
Richard Lice Staley
Liberty
Elizabeth Payne White
Ann Yarrow
Flushing
Reynolds Plans Senate Run Filing Next Week
Former U S Senator Robert R Reynolds said he will file officially as a candidate for the senate within the next ten days and will challenge Senator Frank P Graham. He noted a $125 filing fee and travel plans between Asheville Raleigh and North Carolina as he intends to return to serve four years.
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Washington
U. S
Robert R. Reynolds
Senate
Reynolds
Nator Frank P. Graham
Reylds
Asheville
Mamie
Raleigh
North Carolina
Washon
Fragmentary Names From German Postal Directory
Readable pieces list individuals and places including Niedersachsen Germany uel M Baker Greensboro Alian C Culton Greensboro Pol L Edgerton Goldsboro and Vir from an OCR fragment. The incomplete text hints at a local or regional directory item with multiple names and locations.
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Niedersachsen
Germany
Uel M. Baker
Greensboro
Alian C. Culton
Pol L. Edgerton
Goldsboro
Fire devastates business block in Shelby
A major blaze in Shelby destroyed a block of business buildings including Kendall Medicine and Bridges Auto Parts two blocks west of the square. Flames rose 35 to 40 feet from two story structures while light rain failed to halt the fire.
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Shelby
Kendall Medicine Company
Bridges Auto Parts Company
Driver dies in collision with halted bus near Lenoir
In Lenoir on March 7 a car struck the rear of a stopped Queen City bus killing 39 year old Ted Hawkins, a parcel post carrier. The driver and four bus passengers were uninjured.
Cholera Strikes Ducks In Panhandle 1947 48 Losses Grow
Fowl cholera swept through the Texas Panhandle during the winter of 1947 48 killing more than 36000 ducks. The outbreak reduced waterfowl numbers and affected local farmers and poultry interests.
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Texas Panhandle
Real Estate Board Opposes Federal Housing Plan
The High Point real estate board urged a public hearing against Federal housing programs as city officials failed to bring the resolution to council. The High Point Housing Authority has federal approval for 200 housing units, with no immediate construction steps outlined yet.
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Real Estate Board
Federal Housing
Bailey
the Real Estate Board
High Point
High Point Housing Authority
Federal Housing Agency
Culler Calls for Study of Building Code Conflict
Councilman Roy Culler urged studying a contradiction in building law after the minutes showed a proposed amendment on class C wall thickness. The council rejected that portion, while City Manager Hinson said he and City Attorney Jones would discuss the issue with the state fire marshal in Raleigh. The city’s code largely mirrors the state code.
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Roy Culler
Culler
T. E. Hinson
Grover Jones
Raleigh
Wendell Teat Claims Broken Leg Was Wooden Mock
In Glendale California Wendell Holmes Teat 53 says I broke my leg police found him in the street yesterday he was taken to Physicians and Surgeons hospital but doctors quit the case and called a carpenter. Police note the leg was wooden and Teat did not mention that detail.
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Glendale
Calif
Wendell Holmes Teat
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Teat
News of Interest to Colored People YWCA
Short calendar items list weekly activities at the YWCA in Bristol and surrounding notices. It covers Y-Teens meetings, staff gatherings, clubs, transportation to Fairview for a square dance, and Friday entertainments. Also includes officer slate for the Blue Triangle club and a Catholic school opening in September. Obituaries and community notices follow, naming Dr. Whitten’s mother Margie Hollins and James Crawford Richardson with survivors and funeral details.
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YWCA
Needle Craft Club
Ora Martin
Fairview School
Acme
Blue Triangle Club
Berth C. Colston
Francis Russell
Azlee Stricklin
Ethel Hunter
Wynne
Our Lady of Mercy
Charleston
S. C
Christ the King Catholic
Benny G. Ingram
Patricia Harris
Elizabeth
Thomas Fair
Horace Weaver
Nathaniel
Haskell Burris
Katie Keenan
Barbara Oliver
Annie C. Powell
Billy Byrd
Walter Dunlap
Alpha Ramseur
Janice Grant
Lara
Truman Bennett
Leon Davis
Janet Smith
Laurence Haywood
Barbara Love
Charles Lewis
Ruby Fair
Eugene McRae
William Elliott
DR. Whitten
Margie Hollins
Dc.t. Whitten
Washington, D. C
Lillie B. Harriss
Alada Harriss
Elizabeth Jeffries
Philadelphia
Quay and
Isaac
Washington
New York
Ridgeway
8. C
Medford School Chief Corrects Radio Report On Snow Day
A caller claimed FEH Hedrick the Medford schools chief said no classes tomorrow during a snowstorm. Hedrick clarified on air that schools would resume next day. The note mentions about 150,000 radio stations in the U S with 4,000 classified as broadcast units.
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Medford
Ore
INS
FE. H. Hedrick
KYJC
Hedrick
U. S
McKenney Answers Your Canasta Questions
McKenney explains Canasta rules and play decisions from stock, discard, and melding perspectives. The column answers reader questions on drawing while going out, counting cards, deck usage in five handed play, discarding strategies, taking the discard pile, and proper up-card handling. Joe Angyal named chairman of the New York A C Rowing Committee for 1950.
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Joe Angyal
New York A. C
Diamond Recovered in Paris Stolen Gem Case
Police recovered a diamond worth $110 000 linked to the Aga Khan theft. Two arrests made as authorities say most of the loot was recovered recently in Marseille.
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Paris
Aga Khan
Marseille
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Athens
Navy
Prince Hall F
A. M
T. W. White
Walter T. McCloud
United Order of Tents 498
Ruby Evans
Hobson Street
CHOTR
St. Stevens
Ruth
St. Market Church
Wachovia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Syxem
McKenney
Canasta
William F. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Harlee
Parllee
Duke Power
Duke Power Company
Orkin
Tiace
Val
le Gs Now
N. Main St
Sheraton Hotel
N.C
Withi Lee
Theodore W. Cope
Southeastern
Sue Burnet
Sue Burnett
High Point Enterprise
Ave
Americas
New York 19
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