Durham Magician Heals Man Believed Hexed by Witch Doctor
Ste n Richardson, a 24-year-old Franklin County man, recovering after Durham magician G C Norman known as Collins the Acre Man treated him for a supposed hex cast by Adam Alston. Richardson improved after the session, with his mother noting renewed appetite and energy. Duke Hospital had diagnosed paranoid schizophrenia before the magic intervention.
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Durham
Mar
Ste*n Richardson
Ranklin County
G. C. Norman
Norman
Richardson
Maybelle Richardson
Adam Alston
Centerville
Louising, N. C
Xratis
Alston
Willie Mitchell
North Carolina
Duke Hospital
Duke
Railroad station Hog Pen cited in bid to end passenger service
Raleigh March 18 The Lenoir based Carolina and North Eastern Railway Co faced a public hearing over its petition to discontinue passenger service from Lenoir to the South Carolina line. Local reps Max C Wilson and W H Strickland argued the line operated at a loss claiming six and a half years of deficits totaling 97034.43. Officials from Washington and Raleigh presented the case while Lenoir mayor Earl Tate and News Topic editor Roy Wallis were listed as observers who did not attend. Commission member Fred C Hunter presided and a decision was expected soon.
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Raleigh
Lenoir
Carolina and Northestern Railway Co
Max C. Wilson
Tom Caldwell
State Utilies Commission
Wilson
South Carolina
Wth Wilson
W. H. Strickand
Charles Clark
Washington, D.C
William T. Joyner
H. E. Powers
Earl H. Tate
Roy Wallis
Fred C. Hunter
Graham Sees Federal Aid for Southern Education
THAPEL HILL March 18 The federal government holds the key to easing southern educational problems says Dr Frank P Graham president of the University of North Carolina Addressing the second working meeting for public health editors he argues even if southern states and the lower south spent all state funds on education they would still trail the national average He urges federal government to correct the balance through wealth and child concentration.
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Thapel Hill
Frank P. Graham
University of North Lina
Graham
Lower South
Al l es Anonymous Open Meeting To Be Held In Greensboro
The Greensboro group of Al lies Anonymous will hold its open meeting tonight at 8 o clock in Court Room 0 at Guilford County Court House. James Street Pulitzer prize winner and author will be principal speaker. The A A founder from Champ il lives there and will discuss the work and purposes of Alcoholics Anonymous. The Greensboro group began in June 1946 with about 35 members. Meeting are weekly on Tuesdays at the Greensboro YMCA. High Point Al Anonymous members, about 35, expect to attend.
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Greensboro
Guilford Ty Court House
Court Room
James Street
Chape Il
A. A
Coholics Anonymous
Rules for High Point Radio council contest announced
The High Point Radio council released rules for a contest to collect material on the citys growth for a radio drama series. Entries due by April 15, any number of submissions, writers must include contact info, and all entries become council property. First prize $10, second prize $5.
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High Point
High Point Radio Council
Sertai
Treasury
Dbs
Tennessee Jed
Abc
Dick Trary
Tom Mix
Ke Ted
Mbs
Buck Rogers
Mbs-West
Abe Bbe Sevareid
Cis
Abc-East
Terry Seria
Abe-West
Hop Harrigan
Abe Frontiers
Wa News
Averas Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Sor Elmer Davis
Arthur Hale
Kaitenborn
Bill Brandt
Milton Berie
Tir Lum
Abdner
Scotland Yard
Dra
Farrell Music S
Judy
Abe Mel Blane
Cbs Boston Symphony
Abe
Cbs
Amos and
Andy
Alrende
Vox Poppers & Interviewsa
Gabriel Heatter
Fibber McGee
M. Arthur Godfrey
Tatent
Rex Maupin
Orche America
Bob Hope
Hank D'Amico
Vic Damone
Red Skelton
Cor
Eari Godwin
Comn
J Vaan
C- West
Cbs News
Soviet Actions Shake Hungary News Publish Ban Reported
American informants said Soviet authorities barred Hungarian newspapers from publishing a U S government note protesting unilateral Russian actions in Hungary for the second time in less than two weeks. The note delivered yesterday renewed accusations of Soviet interference and said Hungarian Communists were trying to seize power from the elected government.
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Budapest
U. S
Hungary
Realty Transfers Guilford County Transferred Interests Listed
Guilford County realty transfers include multiple two lot and tract exchanges in Har deman Dillon Lackey Faridw Jarrell and Arch dale areas. Transfers cover English Street Springfield Avenue Cedrow Avenue Cross Street and McLvalien properties with several undivided interests and executorial actions noted.
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High Point Township
Thesbia Byrd
Warren A. Sparks
Hardeman and Dillon
Rufus Alexander
J. F. Staton
Lackey Farm
Hedgecock
Glenn A. Causey
High Point
Groomtown
N. E. Tucker
C. F. Vail
Faridw and Jarrell
FB. M. Hilton
Lester M
Roy F. Lambeth
James A. Ingram
Archdale Park
Call Meeting of Reserve Officers
A meeting of all reserve officers in the vicinity is called for tomorrow night at the Sheraton hotel to organize a local Reserve Officers Association chapter and request a charter from national headquarters. Lt. Col. W. F. Bailey announced the event and said Lt. Col. Dewey A. Herrin will attend, with a North Carolina military district representative present to answer questions on promotion, assignments, and training. Officers for the local RCA chapter will be elected at 7:30 p.m.
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Sheraton Hotel
Reserve Officers Association of the United States
W. F. Bailey
Sa-Reserve
Dewey A. Herrin
Inf.-Reserve
Fifth Congressional District
North Carolina Military District
Raleigh
The
RCA
Time Running Out as Branscomb Warns Hearers
Dr. John Branscomb of Orlando Florida spoke at Wesley Memorial on It Is Later Than We Think based on Matthew 25 1 13. He warned that many are unprepared for emergencies citing the five foolish virgins and urged timely action in personal life churches and international affairs.
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John Branscomb
Orlando
Fla
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
England
Louis XV
France
David
Solomon
Israel
Mrs Stout 74 Dies at Home in Thomasville
Mrs Martha Archer Stout 74 of Green street Thomasville Rt 1 wife of the late L A Stout died at her home Monday after a long illness She was a Guilford County native born September 22 1872 and had lived in Thomasville since 1910 She leaves four sons a sister a brother ten grandchildren and one great grandchild Interment is planned at Calvary Cemetery Wednesday Funeral services will be at Greenwood Baptist Church at 2 PM Burial at Calvary Cemetery. Divorce action filed in municipal court today Victor M Clark seeks divorce from Cleo Frances Clark after two years separation
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Thomasville
Martha Archer Stout
Green Street
Rt. 1
L. A. Stout
Guilford County
H. A
Cynthia Rooks Archer
Green Street Baptist Church
High Point
Harvey L., Junie and
Francis FE. Stout
Willie A. Stout
Ada Russell
Johnny Archer
Albermarle
Alvary Cemetery
J. C. Green and Sons
Greenwood Baptist Church
David Oldham
Calvary Cemetery
Tips for Teens Here's a letter from a modern Cinderella
A 15 year old asks for a reasonable curfew after dances and events. The column suggests times based on end hours, travel time, and parental permissions, noting teens in high school may attend events from start to finish and return promptly. It ends with a plug for skin care tips via a stamped envelope.
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Elinor Williams
Radio Schedule Notes Corrections March 18
Tuesday March 18 radio lineup details changes due to late network corrections. Times in EST IST adjust to CST by subtracting one or two hours. programs relay via local stations with possible variances.
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Network S
British Girl And Miner Are Married
Eileen Edwards, 17, English heroine of a legal romance, wed 19 year old coal miner Theodore Crabtree in Welch First Methodist Church. The ceremony followed a transatlantic voyage affair marked by elopement, parental disapproval, and a promise of financial reimbursement. The couple plans a wedding trip to Columbus to clear immigration formalities.
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Welch
W. Va
Eileen Edwards
London
Theodore Crabtree
O. C. Mitchell
Waterloo
Neb
Arnold Buesing
Eileen
England
Crabtree
Columbus
Balloon Spiders Found Two Miles Up by U S Scientists
U S government scientists report balloon spiders discovered two miles above ground using insect traps on planes. The eight legged creatures lack flight ability yet are carried aloft by air currents.
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U.S
Paper shortage grips Uncle Sam and publishers alike
Washington March 18 A witness told Congress that Uncle Sam faced paper shortages too. David Korneman of Green Publishing Co New York said he printed 15 000 000 income tax forms using government supplied paper and that two months were needed to obtain it. He described scarce newsprint and brokered sales averaging 175 dollars a ton while noting a New York base price of 84 dollars. Last week a subcommittee heard similar testimony from publishers about newsprint access.
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Washington
Sam
Congress
David Korneman
Green Publishng Company
New York
Koreneman
Korneman
Senate
Raleigh, N. C
News and Observer
Wilmington, N. C
Bladen 4-H Members Receive Sears Roebuck Chick Deliveries
One thousand baby chicks were delivered to ten 4-H Club members in Bladen County. The birds were provided by the Sears Roebuck & Co Foundation to support youth agriculture projects.
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Bladen County
Sears-Roebuck & Co. Foundation
Jay-Dees Will Keep Fighting Kinston City Manager Election
The Kinston junior chamber of commerce says it will continue to push for a city manager election. The city council voted 3 to 2 against asking the general assembly to permit a local election. A H Jeffress said a petition to the Lenoir county board of election might be pursued.
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Kinston
Junior Chamber of Commerce
General Assembly
A. H. Jeffress
Junior C. of C
Lenoir
Three Days Cough Warns Of Chronic Bronchitis Risk
An old advertisement warns that a persistent cough signals danger and may lead to chronic bronchitis if untreated. It promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy that targets the bronchial mucous membranes and loosens phlegm to aid healing, urging readers to ask their druggist and offering a money back guarantee if it does not soothe the cough.
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