Thomasville Man Held After Fatal Pool Room Shooting
James Avery Atwood 37 a Thomasville cafe operator died after a poker room fight at the Atwood pool room on National Highway. Belvin Lamb 37 is jailed on assault charges as witnesses recount the early morning shooting and a struggle over cards. A second hearing is set tonight by Coroner D E Plummer as more witnesses may testify.
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Thomasville
James Avery Atwood
D. E. Plummer
Atwood Pool Room
National Highway
Melvin Stamey
Belvin Lamb
Eagle
E. Main Street
Stamey
Atwood
Lamb
Ted Stevenson
Stevenson
Willie
Pete) Holder
Holder
Pete Moore
Ernest Stroud
Johnny Gardner
Moyer Childress
Siomney
C. A. Atwood
Mary Beck Atwood
West End Baptist Church
U. S. Navy
National Highwa
Ida Weaver
Calvin Atwood
Raymond Atwood
Winston-Salem
Charles Atwood
Yonkers
N. Y
Odell Atwood
Davie
J. C. Green & Funeral Home
Barnwell Street
West End Methodist Church
Holly Hills Cemetery
Evangelistic Week Opens at Wesley Memorial Church
The Wesley Memorial Methodist Church launches a week of evangelistic services led by Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle of Ardmore Methodist Church Winston Salem. Daily noon and evening programs run through Friday with lunch served after noon periods and special music arranged by Mildred Crowder and choir leaders.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Ardmore Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
Woman's Society
J. Gurney Briggs
William W. Collins
Randolph Phillips
Charles W. McAnally
L. C. Matton
Mildred Crowder
Piedmont Area Prepares for MildSpring Preview
The Piedmont area will see cloudy mild weather with showers this evening. Tomorrow remains cloudy and windy with continued showers, followed by a clear and colder night. Tonight's low around 48 and today's high near 60. Tomorrow's max expected near 56.
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Piedmont
Tomorow
Revolving Jaycee Stage Debuts At 1912 Jollies
Nick Lawrence announces a first of its kind revolving stage for the Jaycee Jollies of 1912. The four calendar sections depict the four seasons and feature architects carpenters and artists at work. The show opens March 19 at the Junior High School auditorium and runs four nights with tickets on sale at multiple outlets and through John Haworth for reserved seats.
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High Pont
Jaycee Jollies
Nick Lawrence
Lawrence
Junor Chamber of Commerce
John Haworth
Jeli's Drug
Ecil’s
Mann No. 2
Ingram’s Drug
Wixie Soda Shop
Jollies
Anne Moser
Anne
John Hayworth
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Malone Infant and Lamar Kap Funeral Notices
Funeral notices report the death of Malone infant and Captain Thomas Lamar with full military honors in New Bern. Services for Robert Hoover are described with funeral details and burial at Springfield Friends Meeting Cemetery.
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T. C. Lamar
Thomas É. Lamar
First Baptist Church
Middle Street
New Bern
Charles Edward Parker
Neil J. Armstrong
Peewee
North Main
N. J
Lamar
Thomas F. Lamar
North
Hamilton Street
Fifth Cavalry
Korea
Winfred Lamar
Constance Zaytoun
Tommy
Teresa
Donald Lamar
Robert Hoover
Robert S. Hoover
Tate Street
Springfield
Farnham Bequeaths 200 to Brockton in Old Age Aid Return
In Brockton Massachusetts Mrs. Fannie R Farnham 81 left 200 to the city as partial repayment of old age assistance funds she had received. In a separate item birds compete for a female with canvas backs engaging in a chest to chest push in the water.
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Brockton
Mass
Fannie R. Farnham
Truck Crashes Into Living Room Damaging Home
A tractor trailer left East Lexington Avenue at 2 03 a m and crashed into the living room of Mr and Mrs Fred L Swartzberg 896 East Lexington Ave The uprooted tree remained in the home and another tree was removed before the vehicle could be taken away Police say the 1949 tractor owned by New England Storage Co Boston was driven by George E Hanley 42 of Roxbury Mass He was cited for reckless driving after claiming a blowout caused loss of control No injuries reported and damage exceeds 2500
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East Lexington Avenue
Fred L. Swartzberg
George E. Hanley
Roxbury
Mass
New England Storage Company
Boston
Hanley
Swartzbergs
Network Programs Time Note
Eastern standard times are used. Central should subtract one hour and mountain subtract two hours. Some stations adjust relay times locally. Last minute changes cannot be included.
Evening TV and radio schedule highlights across channels
A dense listing of 1940s era programs shows daily slots from 6:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. including news, sports, dramas, variety shows, and kid programs across NBC ABC and CBS networks with additional morning and afternoon segments. It references specific hosts like Jack Smith and Garry Moore and programs such as Kukla Fran and Ollie and Texan Cookery alongside crime and theater features.
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Abc-Mbs-Eaat
Abce-Mbs- West
Abe
Cbs
Abe Beulah
Cbs Ews
Abe Ows
Jack Smith
Cbe
Mbs
Cbs Evening
Gordon MacRae
Abe Fey
Apigr Falaen
Abe Barlow
Nbe
Crime Fighters
Paul Lavalle
Goodman Musico
The
Waxworks
Allen
Cbs-Westime
Abe Estra
All Nore
Carolina Calling
Wild Bill Hickok
Howdy Doody
Gun Playhouse
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
TV Song Shop
Perry Como
Theatre
Music One
Arthur Godfrey
al Pearce
Kate Smith
Garry Moore
Mike and
Buff
Bill Goodwin
Reidsville Man Appeals Verdict of Local Court
A Reidsville man appeals a local court verdict for alleged reckless driving. Bond set at $400. Judge J A Myatt fined Talonsky $50 and costs and ordered six months vehicle prohibition. Other defendants pled guilty and were sentenced for various offenses including hit and run and drunkenness with fines, costs, and short jail terms.
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Seestler Guart
J. A. Myatt
Talonsky
James E. Rollins
Jerry Gilmore
Arthur L. Porter
Pauline Porter
Robert Dewey Morgan
Garfield Riddle
Dewey Small
John Monroe Beamon
Bobbie Ague
John B. Smitherman
U. S. Army
Mack Barnes
Edward Tucker
Lee Ingram
Willie Cleveland
Odell Cook
Leon P. Johnson
Harvey L. Dyer
Robert A. Craven
Passenger Car Collides With Bus Injuring Woman
A passenger car hit the side of a Transit bus at Mailo and South Hamilton around 10 50 mist. Mrs Carlie Benl Ennis 48 of 734 English Street was taken to Point Memorial for minor injuries and released. The Ennis car a 1948 sedan owned by James Harold Street 22 of Jamestown Route 1 sustained about 600 dollars damage while the bus and another vehicle suffered about 200 dollars damage. Ennis faces charges of failing to stop and reckless driving.
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Transit Pcs
Mailo
South Hamilton
Carlie Benl Ennis
English Street
Tut Point Memorial
A.d
Psianata
Enelish
Ennis
Seedebaker
Ilice
James Harold
Jamestown
Four New Deacons Elected At Thomasville Church
At a congregational meeting following morning services four new deacons were elected for three year terms at the First Presbyterian Church in Thomasville. The new deacons are Austin Crews Rufus Shuiey S F McMillan and Frank Lambeth.
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Thomasville
Rew
Austin Crews
Rufus Shuiey
S. F. McMillan
Frank Lambeth
Resident of Sedgefield Dies Here
Mrs. Isabel Pohlman de Campo 59, a prominent Sedgefield resident, died at High Point Memorial Hospital Sunday night at 7 15. Born in New Haven she moved here 12 years ago. Survived by sister Ethel Pohlman Haviland of New Haven Conn. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Harold C. Davis Benne of Flowers with entombment at Guilford Memorial Mausoleum. Flowers omitted per family request.
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Isabel Pohlman de Campo
Sedgefield
High Point Memorial Hospital
Spe
High Point
Old Glass Club
Eeee
New Haven
Ethel Pohlman Haviland
Conn
Harold C
Probable Cause Found in Whiskey Case
Federal Commissioner W T Kennedy found probable cause against Myrtle Cobb Outlaw of 837 Hoover Street on a charge of possession of six and a half gallons of non tax paid liquor. She was bound over on bond to the next term of Federal Court in Greensboro. The defendant pleaded not guilty at this preliminary hearing. Greensboro ABC agents raided the Hoover Street house Saturday with Federal Alcohol Tax Unit agents for prosecution.
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W. T. Kennedy
Myrtle Cobb Outlaw
Hoover Street
Greensboro
Reensboro Abc
Hoover Street House
Federal Alcoholic Tax Unit
Funeral notices and local incidents in Oak Hill area
Rev W H Barker and family attended the funeral of Rev Barker's brother in Oak Hill Ohio. Others returned from Palmer Mass for Charles F Dingman funeral. Building permits issued for a five room home by Daniel Lechtin. Evelyn Lee reported attempted tampering with her car steering light. A dog caused a minor crash on Highway 29 70 near Guilford. Civil actions listed include several divorce and support cases.
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W. H. Barker
Oak Hill
Ohio
Dingman
Palmer
Mass
Charles F. Dingman
Essor Dingman
Daniel Lechtin
Holton
Evelyn Lee
Tryon Street
Miss Lee
Wreck on North Main Street Causes $90 in Damages
An accident in the 200 block of North Main Street at 9 p.m. caused about $90 in damage to a 1950 Buick and a 1940 Ford. No injuries or arrests. The Buick driven by Matthew Johnson of Cedar Falls Road was hit when Otis Blackwell of Thurston Street cut in. Buick $5 damage, Ford $15.
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Chevrolet
Guilford
Acsta Siteighwa Ees
Cece Tate Y
Oakwood
Whit William Klutz
High 1
Greensboro
W. Curtis
Washington
North Main Street
Buick
Matthew Johnson
Cedar Falls Road
Otis Blackwell
Thurston Street
Blackwell
Bothy
Horthy
Ford
Lifetime expectations unchanged for those reaching 65
The report notes no significant change in the average life expectancy for people who survive to age 65. It discusses factors affecting longevity and compares recent figures with earlier benchmarks, citing general trends without specific demographic breakdowns.
California fishery products in 1951 reported
In 1951 California produced about 44 billion pounds of fishery products, reflecting a substantial output for the sector. The figure underscores the scale of activity within the state's fishing industry during that year.
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Cali
Hymntime and Jamb Schedule Summary
The listing shows a radio program sequence with entries including Hymntime at 00, Wimfer Jamb, Joyce Jordan, and Dean Cameron. Notable items include Maharajah Hymntime by Joyce Jordan and Maharajah by Dean. The block also references N'bor's Voice and Marriage For 2, outlining multiple acts and hosts.
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Joyce Jordan
Wimfer
N’bor
Dean Cameron
Maharajah
Wimfer Jamb
Dean Maharajah
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