Police Chief Shore Presses Police Role in Union Strike
Thomasville officials report Chief of Police Paul Shore told union leaders at 7 p.m. that police would enforce city and state law to maintain order. The meeting included Sheriff W. G. Fritts and union representatives who read a prepared statement urging cooperation and rights protection while promising lawful conduct and avoidance of trouble.
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Thomasville
Paul M. Shore
Shore
W. G.fritts
Police
Thomasville Chair, Company
Clete) Smith
Furman Wilson
Useay
Ci.c
Clete Smith
L. Roy Hughes
Coy Stewart
Herman Chance
Carlton Myers
Paul Shore
Sheriff Fritts
Chief Shore
iProper
iUnion
Funerals for Pfc Hubert Apple and Others This Weekend
Funeral services for Pfc Hubert L Apple will be held at 2:30 PM in Highland Methodist Church with Rev J E Cochran Rev Worth Pugh and Rev W E McGilvery officiating. Interment with full military honors at Floral Gardens Park Cemetery. Other services include Earnest Lee Patterson 63 of Jamestown at Oakdale Methodist Church at 2:30 PM Sunday officiated by Rev T G Williams and Rev Ernest M Gardner, burial at Deep River cemetery, survivors listed. Hal Wayne Shipwash Jr 8 of 80 Union Street buried in Floral Garden Park cemetery with West End Baptist and Cong Christian church ministers officiating. pallbearers named.
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Pfc
Hubert
L. Apple
Highland Methodist Church
J. EB. Cochran
Worth Pugh
W. E. McGilvery
Jack Armfield
A. R. Bundy
Herman Chance
M. J. Quick
Lawrence Chandler
Bud McDowell
Junior Birley
Chas. Edwards
Alfred Taylor
Flower
Floral Gardens Park Cemetery
Earnest Patterson
Earnest Lee Patterson
Jamestown
Oakdale Methodist
T. G. Williams
Oakdale Methodist Church
Ernest M. Gardner
Bates Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
Deep River
Patterson
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hal Wayne Shipwash, Jr
Union Street
West End Baptist Church
W. P. Biggerstaff
West End
Acting director named in Pakistan death system
Acting director Hal Wayne died at Memorial hospital in Karachi after an illness of one day. He was the acting director of the U S Technical Cooperation Administration in Pakistan. He succeeded Dr Claude Hutchison who returned to the United States following health problems.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Randall T. Klemme
Oklahoma A. & M
Hal Wayne
U. S. Technical Cooperation Point Memorial Hospital
Uclock
Claude Hutchison
United States
Jaycee Jollies Shatter Attendance Records at Junior High
The Jaycee Jollies of 1952 set a new attendance record for a four night run at the Junior High School Auditorium. Director Nick Lawrence announced a total attendance of 41,100 figures, with strong crowds from Students Night and packed seats Thursday through Saturday, 1952 standing room only. The show, praised as superb, continues a 1947 started run with cumulative attendance reaching about 16,100 by 1952.
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Jaycee Jollies
Atine
Jollies
Nick Lawrence
Goforth Enters Scramble For Bob Doughton's Seat
RALEIGH March 22 An active filing day sees Mark Goforth enter the Democratic scramble for the Ninth District seat vacated by Rep Robert L Doughton joining a crowded field. With 14 candidates filing before noon 7 Democrats and 7 Republicans race to the ballot in a hectic closing day for the primaries.
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Raleigh
Mark Goforth
Lenoir
Congress
Robert L. Doughton
Goforth
State Board of Elections
Elections Board
Harold D. ‘Ooley
Thurmond Cuutham
C. B. Deane
Hamilton C. Jones
Herbert C. Bonner
Bonner
Graham A. Barden
Woodrow W. Jones
William B. Umstead
Durham
Hubert E. Olive
Charlotte
Manley R. Dunaway
Herbert F. Seawell, Jr
Carthage
Harry McMullan
Thad Eure
Brandon Hodges
Henry Bridges
Clyde S. Erwin
Agriculture
L. ¥. Ballentine
Forrest H. Shuford
W. A. Devin
Jeff D., Johnson, Jr
Supreme Court
Himous Valentine
Valentine
Oscar Efird
Winston-Salem
Superior Court
Alien H. Gwyn
Reidsville
F. Dun Phillips
Rockingham
R. Hunt Parker
Roanoke Rapids
William H. Bobbitt
Alger
Hugh A. Johnson, Jr
Giles ¥. Newton
Gibson
Thomas Burton
Joanson
Field Artillery
Fort Bragg
Chatham
Burton
Rep
Newton
Deane
William C. Lehew
Warren H. Pritchard
Spruce Pine
Ex-Resident of High Point Dies in Ohio
David Ridge 21 of Chillicothe Ohio died in an Army hospital in Kentucky after a short illness and an operation. Born in High Point December 1930 he was a son of Clifton E and Claudia Kirk Ridge. Survived by parents two brothers Raymond and Jimmy and sister Doris all of Chillicothe. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs C Bridge of High Point. Body to arrive in the city Tuesday. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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David Ridge
Chillicothe
Ohio
Kentucky
High Point
Clifton E
Claudia Kirk Ridge
Clifton Ridge
Raymond
Jimmy Ridge
Doris Ridge
C. Bridge
RFD
Wealth Recovered From Waterlogged Wallet Incident
Max Fenzl lost his wallet and 61 dollars when his boat tipped on Lake Winnebago. A fisherman found a water soaked wallet and returned it with 361 in bills intact, restoring the money.
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Oshkoeh
Wis
Max Fenzl
Lake Winnebago
Zipper Trouble Traps 15 Month Old Boy in Ind. Fire Aid
In Goshen Indiana firefighters freed 15 month old Stephen Bort Schuck when a jacket zipper became stuck pinching his skin. Parents could not free him and the fire department responded to the emergency.
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Goshen
Ind
Stephen Bort- Schuck
Ballantyne Succumbs to Heart Attack at 66
Robert H. Ballantyne 66 of 910 Jones Street died Saturday at 6 pm from a heart attack. Born in Hamilton Scotland in 1886 he came to the United States at 21 and worked with Johns Manville. Survived by widow Grace Thornton Ballantyne a daughter Elizabeth Henrick a son Commander Robert D. Ballantyne U S N Portsmouth VA six grandchildren five brothers and a sister. Christian Science service Monday at 2 pm Sechrest Funeral Home with burial in a local cemetery.
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Robert H. Douglas Ballantyne
Jones Street
Hamilton
Scotland
James
Elizabeth Mungal Ballantyne
United States
Grace Thornton
Johns- Manville Corporation
Igh Point
Johannesburg
South Africa
Christian Scientist Church
Grace Thornton Ballantyne
Elizabeth B. Henrick
High Point
Robert D. Ballantyne
Portsmouth
Harry
Ballantyne
Durban
South Rhodesia
Fred Ballantyne
Alex Ballantyne
Carolyn Walther-Dean
Sechrest
Sechrests
Fire destroys Taylor Street apartment injuring resident
Louise McDonald, a Black woman of 404 Taylor Street, escaped a blaze that gutted a two room upstairs apartment. She suffered second and third degree burns over most of her body and was hospitalized as investigators worked to determine the fire’s unknown origin. Fire Chief E K Infram said neighbors alerted the emergency call and firefighters contained the flames with only smoke and water damage to the rest of the building.
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Sho
Taylor Street
Louise McDonald
E. K. Infram
Mason Brown Dies From Heart Attack
Mason Edgar Brown 58 of 202 Edgeworth Apartments died Saturday afternoon at 3 45 in High Point Memorial Hospital from a heart attack, after relocation from Mooresville. Born June 8 1894 in Troutmans to Charles Henry Brown and Carrie Bell Cavin Brown, he lived in High Point since 1935 and worked as a salesman for Virginia Carolina Chemical Corp. He belonged to First Presbyterian Church and various Masonic bodies including Acacia Lodge 674 AF and AM. Survived by wife Annie Charles Waugh, two sons Mason E. Brown Jr of Dallas and Charles H. Brown of High Point, three daughters Mrs Wayne C Garner of Fort Worth, Mrs R E Caldwell of Mooresville, Mrs William Walker Jr of High Point, and four grandchildren. Mother and a brother F H Brown of Lenoir also survive. Funeral arrangements pending at Sechrest’s Funeral Home.
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Mason Edgar Brown
Edgeworth
High Point Memorial Hospital
Troutmans
Charles Henry Brown
Carrie Bell iCavin Brown
Mooresville
High Point
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corporation
Piedmont
North Carolina
First Presbyterian Church
Acacia Lodge
ALF_&AM
Royal Arch
High Point Commandery
Knights Templar
Qasis Temple
Mystic Shrine
Masters Club
Annie Charles Waugh
Charles H. Brown
Mason E. Brown, Jr
Dallas
Texas
Wayne C. Garner
Fort Worth
R. E. Caldwell
Willlam Walker, Jr
Carrie Hell Cavin
Rors Troutmans
F. H. Brown
Lenoir
Sechrest
Tornado Survivors Tell Terror-Stricken Tales
In Judsonia Arkansas survivors recount the moment a tornado lifted houses from foundations and rolled them toward victims. A sailor finds reunion after days of search as others mourn missing loved ones and reflect on loss.
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Searcy
Ark
Mars
Julia York
Judsonia
Arkansas
Mother
Danny Sutton Considers Name Change Back to Sullivan
New York singer Danny Sutton, formerly billed as Sullivan, contemplates reverting to his original name after booking agents repeatedly cast him as a warbler type performer. Amid Willie Sutton notoriety, industry advisors push the return to Sullivan to avoid miscasting.
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New York
Danny
Sutton
Sullivan
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New Service Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
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Wursery Burgh
Darlington
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