Thomasville council outlines sewer work on Cox avenue
The Thomasville city council pressed action to lay sewer lines along Cox avenue residences, seeking cost estimates and financing plans for the next meeting. The move aims to install before state surfacing of Cox avenue as a farm to market road this year.
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Thomasville
Mar
Cox Avenue
R. M Cooksey
Co Street
Main
Guilford
Washington
W. W. Rapp
Bill Green
Local firms chartered and civic notices from High Point
The office of Secretary of State Thad Eure lists Jones Auto Repair of High Point as chartered with Authorized capital stock of 500 dollars and subscribed stock of 300 dollars by J. A. Jones Myrtle Jones and Robert Bencini Jr all of High Point. Community notices include Rotary conference attendance by local youths and pledges to Phi Eta Sigma at UNC.
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Thad Eure
Raleigh
Jones Auto Repair of
High Point
J. A. Jones
Myrtle Jones
Robert Bencini, Jr
Duke Fraternity Pledges Include 218 Freshmen
During Spring rushing 218 freshmen and 18 upperclassmen pledged fraternities at Duke. Members must hold a C average or better to be eligible. High Point pledges include Albert Felker Bragg Delta Tau Delta Frederick Chatman Farmer Dewey Hobson Greer Jr John William McGuinn Jr Royster Milton Tucker Phi Kappa Sigma and Robert Wesley Younts Phi Kappa Sigma.
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Duke
High Point
Albert Felker Bragg
Delta Tau Delta
Frederick Chatman Farmer
Kappa Alpha
Dewey Hobson Greer, Jr
Beta Theta Pi
John William McGuinn, Jr
Royster Milton Tucker
Phi Kappa Sigma
Robert Wesley Younts
Duke Students Pledge Fraternities From High Point
Six Duke University students from High Point have pledged national social fraternities at Duke.
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Duke
High Point
Allies Seize Ground as Korean Front Shifts North
Allied push along the 38th parallel tightens defense lines near Chunchon and Hongchon. Romp across the Han river fronts, with the Seventh Division taking Chanffyong and Taemi while fights rise at Soksa and Yudoing. Casualty totals mount as B 29s and fighters strike supply lines and rear areas.
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Pukhan River
Chunchon
Han
Seoul
Ye S. 25Th
Han Rive
Peerty Il
Omts
Cecunion
Reds
Hongchon
U. S
Yudong
Petrels
Net Wy Fey
Haanh
Cee
Chanffvong
Mt. Taemi
South Soren
Soksa
Changpyong
Yudoing
Han River
Eighth Army
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Navy
Marine
Chorwon
Marriage Licenses Registered in Jonesville and High Point
A list of marriage licenses shows Charlie A. Boles of High Point with Vena Mae Osborne of Jonesville. Fred J. Hicks of Jonesville wed Thelma Marie Hunter of Eln. Arthur Cain and Mallie Johnson Seeeee of Robert Reddick as newly licensed couples.
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High Poin Charlies A. Boles Oat Vena Mae
Divorce and civil suits reach into court docket
List shows Goldie Marie Shuskey and Thomas R. Shuskey seeking absolute divorce on separation. Mary Ann Robinson vs Walter K. Robinson noted. Beeson Hare Co. Inc. sues Mack D. Coletrane and wife for allegedly due materials.
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Goldie Marie Shuskey
Thomas R. W. Shuskey
Mary Ann Robinson
Walter K. Robinson
Beeson Hare Co., Inc
Mack D. Coletrane
Wife, Sr
Permits Issued for Various Dwellings and Repairs
Building Inspector J P Jones issued permits at the city office for multiple properties. W T Peatross received a permit for a one story frame dwelling at 201 Winslow Street costing 4500. A second permit covered a one story frame dwelling at 300 Rt Drive costing 4000. Spaugh Paper Co applied for an office and warehouse at 613 South Hamilton Street with a placeholder cost. Paul H Cook seeks repairs to a frame dwelling at 10% Carter Street costing 325. Frank Slaydon seeks repairs to a story frame dwelling at 113 Carter Street costing 650. John Long seeks repairs to a one story frame dwelling at 408 Whittier Street costing 700. John C Roberts applies for a one story permit for an unidentified property.
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Office of
City
J. P. Jones
W. T. Peatross
Winslow Street
R T Drive
Spaugh Paper Co
Irs
Hamilton Street
Paul H. Cook
Carter Street
Frank Slaydon
John Long
Whittier Street
John C. Roberts
Text Books Arrive for Police School Plan
Materials including text books arrive for a new North Carolina police training initiative under the Institute of Government. Chief Paul M Shore explains the school will be codified and held later. it aims to train law enforcement officers and study criminal law administration.
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Thomasville
Mar
Sivek Te Cone Ty Len vi
Paul M. Shore
Inn of Government
Chapel i
Shore
Criminal Law Administration
North Caroline
Institute of Chief Shore
Hill
Hungary Reintroduces Milk Rationing Officials Say Hoarding Spurs Move
Budapest reports the government reimposed milk rationing with a daily allotment of one liter for babies and two deciliters for adults as a response to hoarding. The measure aims to stabilize supplies nationwide and restore fair access.
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Hungary
Budapest
Cial
Comana
Home repair bids for local dwellings listed
Frame dwelling at 1810 Franklin Street cost 3. St Luke’s Lutheran parsonage at 1708 Kivett Drive cost 500. Moose Home repairs and reloofing two story dwelling 120 Church Street cost 785. Lacy Kendall Jr two story frame dwelling Meredith Street between Kivett Drive and Hoover Street cost 8000. S F Fortner one story frame dwelling 1212 cc drive cost 5000.
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Franklin Street
St. Luke’s Lutheran
Kivett Drive
Moose Home
Church Street
Lacy Kendall, Jr
Meredith Street
Hoover Street
S. F. Fortner
Cc Drive
Eestimated
Thomasville Bar Seeks Reappointment of Two Officials
The Thomasville Bar Association recommended Governor Scott reappoint W. H. Steed as judge and Roy Hughes as solicitor for two-year terms. Their current terms expire in April. The association sent the recommendation to the Governor via a copy of a letter read to the city council, which discussed it but took no action.
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Thomasville
Mar
Thomasville Bar Association Ea
Scott
Recorder’s Court
W. H. Steed
Roy Hughes
Cnes
Mayor Finch Appoints Smoke Control Committee
Mayor Finch to appoint five city industrial members to study smoke regulations after council discussed the Coal Producers Association survey. The committee will report in 30 days on voluntary abatement or an ordinance approach to curb smoke emissions.
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Thomasville
Mar
Harry B. Finch
Et Coal Producers Association
Toeport
Puerto Rico Noted As American Territory By Student Speaker
Eric Hernandez, a pre medical student at High Point College, spoke at the Rainbow Supper Club noting Puerto Rico is American citizens living much as residents here. He said children learn English fundamentals but not spoken English, causing initial difficulty for newcomers.
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Puerto Rico
Eric Hernandez
High Point Exchange Club
Rainbow
Hernandez
High Point College
States
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New York State
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Ringo
Leon Errol
Sally Parr
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Carolina
Broadhurst
James Stewart
Midway Theatre
Glenn Ford
Valli
Pete Smith
Thomasville Road
Winston Road
Cone
Meer
CT Ipa
SOCKO
Adult Entertainment
Johnny Bell
Jack Peacock
Winston Selem
Ary Chi
Selem
Charles F. Ye
Cal Rotary Club
Rotary International
Greensboro
Siler City
Lexington
Mount Airy
Salisbury
Concord
Albemarle
Wadesboro
Asheboro
George Thomas Davis
W. B. Davis
Burton Street
Phi Eta Sigma Fraternity
University of North Carolina
High Point High Io
Clara Mae Yarborough
J. C. Yar
Waldo Avenue
Bob Jones University
Orchestra and Oratorio Society
Rodeheaver Auditorium
Archie Myatt, Jr
Air Force
Myatt
Archie Myatt
Repiton
Salem
Odd Fellows & Repiton Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
West Commerce Street
Repiion
Salem Lodge
C.F
Winston - Salem
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Minway
MLW
Abronas
Yee Ford
William Penn High School
Korea
Pfe
James R. Stanton
Point
Ie ‘Berea Cavalry
Meray
Rena Stanley
Clara Cox
John
Mary Jordan
Engl Street
Ester Liewelyn
Ding Street
Decie Murphy
Chestnut Street
Stanton
Robert Stanton
Jimmy
Thomasville Bar
Finch
Smoke Body
Knoxville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Charlotte
Norfolk
Mercury
Temple-Curry Motor Co., Inc
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