Negro Girl Scouts Work Toward Allied Freedom Rally
Negro Girl Scouts in High Point expand from 1938 roots to 175 members across two Brownie troops three intermediate troops and two senior groups. They lead United Nations rally praise leadership stability and national war effort while highlighting contributions to Civil Defense War Bond drives and the Red Cross.
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McDowell County Man Is Reprieved
RALEIGH May 6 Bill Bryant a 39 year old McDowell County white man scheduled to die in the gas chamber at Central Prison tomorrow has a 10 day reprieve granted last night by Governor Broughton. Solicitor Clarence Ridines who prosecuted the case supported commuting the sentence to life in view of new circumstances. The governor said he needs more time to study the case before a final decision. Bryant was convicted of first murder in the slaying of elderly farmer Joseph R McNeely. The state argued robbery motive.
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Duke Professor W W Rowe to Speak at Thomasville Graduation
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville May 6 Duke University professor W W Rowe will deliver the commencement sermon to Thomasville High graduates in the high school auditorium at 8 p.m. May 23. Class night is May 27, graduation May 28, and Award Day May 31 at 9 a.m.
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Uniform Gas Rationing Considered In North Carolina Meetings
Raleigh May 6 A series of meetings in North Carolina will be held soon to discuss gasoline rationing and a uniform rationing system for the state. State OPA Director T S Johnson said national and regional OPA officials would meet with rationing board members.
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Police Chief Wounded in Street Gun Battle
Norwood police chief Jack Skinner 65 was critically wounded and Roy Gordon about 30 was injured in a nighttime street shootout after they attempted to arrest Gordon for a theater disturbance. Both men were taken to Stanly General Hospital. Skinner’s prognosis was uncertain.
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Civil War veteran Tidwell dies in Gastonia
Frilland A. Tidwell 99 last surviving Gaston County Civil War veteran died at his daughter's home. Funeral held in Gastonia. The item adds an obscure note that Charles Lutwidge Dodgson was the real name of Lewis Carroll author of Alice in Wonderland.
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Gaston County
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