Fire Destroys Building West of High Point
Firefighters from the 10-A Department arrived at about 7 30 a m to find the outbuilding fully involved at the home of Victor F Harllee on W Lexington Avenue Ext the blaze starting from a coal heater The building was confined to the outbuilding and the main house escaped damage This was the second fire at the property within a year last October flames damaged the outbuilding further details remain unclear
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Victor F. Harllee
Lexington Avenue
Harllee
Craven and Johnson Seek Re election to Council Seats
Two Thomasville City Council incumbents announced for re election in the May 7 municipal election. Baren W Craven 37 of 206 Kinney Ave seeks re election from Ward 2 and Thomas F Johnson 54 of 709 Welborn St seeks re election from Ward 4.
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Craven
Johnson
Thomasville
Baren W. Craven
Kinney Ave
Thomas F. Johnson
Welborn St
Waverly Street Fire Doused. No Damage Reported
Firemen answered a blaze yesterday at 1301 Waverly Street caused by lint in a gas floor furnace. No fires were reported in High Point today and no damage occurred. The residence also includes a maid's quarters an automobile garage and a storage room.
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Ture
High Point
Waverly St
Newsboys Campaign for Freedom Support
The Enterprise joins a Crusade for Freedom drive as 129 newspaper boys promote contributions to Radio Free Europe to sustain honest news flow to Eastern Europe. The campaign emphasizes the value of free information and urges readers to donate tomorrow and Saturday.
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Europe
U. S
Crusade For Freedom
Radio Free Europe
Free World
Enterprise
Crusader For Freedom
Two Accused of Drunk Driving in High Point Area
Police reported two motorists charged with drunken driving in High Point. William Gatling of Durham and Fairley Rudd of Turner Street were freed on $500 bond and set for Municipal Court March 22. A separate arrest: Ernest Phipps, 27, on forcible trespass and drunk and disorderly. bond $250. Mrs. Alene Crofts, 42, charged with hiring a taxi to defraud. bond $50. case set March 22.
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High Point
William G. Gatling
Durham
Fairley Rudd
Turner Street
S. Main Street
Ernest S. Phipps
Phipps
Sam Blackwell
Ilton Street
Ellis Leonard
Yellow Top Cab Co
Eisenhower Flags Free World Crusade Continues
President Eisenhower praises the Crusade for Freedom as events on the Iron Curtain side reveal continued yearning for liberty. He calls for sustained effort and patriotism in supporting the cause.
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Eisenhower
Festivities At Denton Begin With Kangaroo Court
Denton marks its golden anniversary with a kangaroo court at the high school auditorium presided by Judge Coleman C. Cates of Burlington. Law officers are asked to round up males who did not grow beards after a decree from the Low er Davidson Dynasty. The program continues with events through the weeks, culminating in a parade on April 13 and an address by Senator Kerr Scott, sponsored by the Denton Jaycees.
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Denton
Coleman C. Cates
Burlington
Kerr Scott
Denton Jaycees
Fonda Applies for Marriage License in Surprise Move
Actor Henry Fonda, 51, and Contessa Aldera Franchetti, 24, have obtained a marriage license without disclosing wedding plans. Fonda has been married twice before. this would be Franchetti’s first marriage.
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New York
Henry Fonda
Contessa Aldera Franchetti
Fonda
Oil Truck Hits Horse on U S 460 at Ashley Ill
An oil truck struck a horse on U S 460 near Ashley Illinois. The horse bolted across a field after the collision. The truck was towed from the scene.
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Ashley, Ill
U.S
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