Relatively Heavy Vote Forecast For City Election
The article outlines a crowded court session with multiple sentences and fines. It details a suspended 12 month term for Barney B. Cates tied to support obligations and restrictions, plus sentences for Elizabeth Davis, Odell Odell, Robert Taylor, John Beach, and others on charges including drunkenness, assault, hit and run, and gambling. Several defendants received suspensions with conditions and fines, reflecting a broad municipal crime court docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney B. Cates
C. MacRae
Elizabeth Yvonne Davis
Centennial Avenue
Cates
Judge MacRae
Elizabeth Davis
Odell
Thomasville
Superior Court
Hugh Beasley
Robert C. Taylor
Park Street
John Beach
Rt. 3
Boro
Guy Erastus Idol
Rt. 1
John Stephens
Putman Avenue
Allie Patterson
Greensboro
Edgar Gulledge
Leonard Street
Pai Sandy Shelton
C. Ly
Larkin Street
Co. A. Poole
Prospect Street
Pearl Lee Loflin
Reather Bell Marsh
Green Street
Henry Clay Williams
Garen H. Morris
Claude Young
Jesse Allen
Robert Lee Holmes
Hoover Street
Charles Thom
East High Street
E. Allen
Allen
Willard J. Hamet
Redding Street
Ivory Johnson Beamon
Broad Street
Jack Kenneth Jones
West Point Avenue
Clarence M. Hutchens
Robert Chesley Kennedy
Lee Haywood
Rt. 5
Luther Matthews
Cecil Street
Polls Open Tuesday In City Biennial Election
With both parties confident, city residents will vote Tuesday for mayor and council seats in 15 precincts. Polls open 6:30 am to 6:30 pm. Registration lists about 13 000 names as campaigns run with full party staffs and ballots ample.
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Ben Herman
City Elections Board
Herman
Arnold J. Koonce
J. A. Sloop
M. F. Crooks
A. Coke Cecil
W. B. McEwen
Grady H. Morton
Ellis M. Blakely
Clarence F. Hayes
W. L. Edwards
Earl N. Phillips
W. L. Hunt
C. A. Lewis
W. R. Grant
J. E. Ward
Amos R. Kearns
Sanders Dallas
E. L. Briggs
O. A. Kirkman
Dallas
Kirkman
People’s Ticket
Grice Urges Harmony At Ministers Association Meet
Dr Luther Grice regional director of the National Conference of Christians and Jews spoke to the High Point Ministers association urging Christians and Jews to promote mutual understanding. He noted special V E day church services scheduled in all churches with times depending on the official announcement time.
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Luther Grice
National Conference of Christians and Jews
High Point Ministers’ Association
NUMA F. Reid Lodge Special Communication
Numeral details for NUMA F. Reid Lodge announce a special communication event on Monday May 7 at 7 30 P M with Fellowcraft degree rites and lodge notices. Aimed at members and attendees.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
Edith Bailey Recital at Local College
Edith Bailey, renowned pianist, headlines a recital at High Point College Auditorium tomorrow at eight. Earl Richardson will perform as baritone, with Ernestine Fields at second piano and Mary Lou Rainey as accompanist. program includes Chopin, Debussy, Liszt, Grieg, Purcell, and Tschaikovsky works.
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High Point College Department of Music
Edith Ee
Earl Richardson
Ernestine Fields
Mary Lou Rainey
Miss Bailey
Chopin
Debussy
Liszt
Greg
Richardson
Purcell
Schumann
Grieg
Charles
Fulfillment
Russell
Tschaikovsky
High Point News Holds Steady After Germany Surrender
High Point communities continue normal business as Germany surrenders to Allied forces. Merchants cutoff for V E day hours per Merchants Association and City Hall plan. If surrender comes before 3 pm stores close for rest of day. after 3 pm closes and observes next day. Churches remain open with special service at St Mary s Episcopal at 8 pm featuring St Dunstan choristers.
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Germany
High Point
Washington
London
Moscow
Merchants Association
Roy S. Braden
Serv Sane
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
St. Dunstan
Ghost towns marked as Oregon sheds 14 cities
Oregon has dropped 14 incorporated cities as wartime mining bans caused residents to relocate. The ghost towns in the west suffer most as mining towns lose population and become deserted.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Ink stain care and heat caution for fabrics
Do not use ink remover on fabrics unless certain it is safe as some materials fade. Dry rubber hot water bottles away from heat to avoid damage.
Soothe itch of simple medica on vig lieves diaper rash
A brief note discusses a simple remedy to ease diaper rash. The writing mentions relief from itching using an over the counter medicine, emphasizing comfort for infants and caregivers. The text implies practical care steps without medical detail.
Koonce Urges Humility and Resolve After Germany Surrender
Mayor Arnold Koonce speaks on the Germany surrender with joy and humility. He honors sacrifices of families, notes a still ongoing Pacific war, and urges church prayer, continued effort, and support for troops while returning to work and providing supplies.
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Arnold Koonce
Germany
Pacific
Europe
Braden Promises Probe Over Police Car Gas Shortage
City Manager Roy Braden announced a thorough inquiry into a report by Chief John Lowdermilk that three patrol cars stalled yesterday due to gasoline shortages. He stated police and fire departments must receive enough fuel for regular and emergency work.
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Roy
Braden
John Lowdermilk
Vassie Wilson, Sr
Lowdermilk
World Security Talks and Latin American Demands
Reports indicate Stalin may have replied to Molotov on Dumbarton Oaks charter revisions. Latin American nations push for an independent Pan American security system and object to a warrior nations criterion for non permanent UN council seats backed by Britain. Five see no resolution as Poland’s leaders are arrested for alleged diversionist acts. Stettinius and Eden seek names and explanations.
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Japan
Stalin
Molotov
Dumbarton Oaks
World Security Council
Security Council
World Assembly
Britain
Canada
Australia
Russia
United States
China
France
Stettinius
Eden
Red Army
Mrs Suggs Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Adultery
Mrs. Erslie Suggs files an answer to her husband’s divorce suit denying infidelity by herself and charging fault to him asking the municipal court grant the divorce. Mrs. Sola Cook answers Elmory Glenn Cook’s complaint denying separation and seeking dismissal with alimony and costs. The text notes beaver as the largest rodent member.
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Erslie Suggs
Gran
Sola Cook
Elmory Glenn Cook
Herelf
W. W. Byrd Dies After Lengthy Illness
William W. Byrd aged 48 of 616 Willowbrook street died at Morganton Sunday morning after several months illness. Born in Marion county South Carolina August 30 1896 he was a son of Edward and Blanche Lundy Byrd. Surviving mother Mrs Blanche Byrd of High Point four brothers Benton Byrd in Germany Marion B in Baltimore Aubrey B in High Point and John David Byrd in the Pacific area. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at nine oclock from Green Street Baptist church with grave services at Bethesda church cemetery near Latta South Carolina at 2 30 pm. Interment in family plot.
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William W. Byrd
Willowbrook Street
Morganton
Marion County
S. C
Edward
Blanche Lundy Byrd
Blanche Byrd
High Point
Benton Byrd
U. S. Army
Germany
Marion B
Baltimore
Aubrey B
John David Byrd
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Julian S. Hopkins
Green Street Baptist Church
Bethesda Church
Latta
Kernersville Man Dies In Car Overturn On Highway
William Walker 27 of Kernersville was killed when his car overturned on Greensbor High Point road near Jamestown. A tire blew out causing the crash. Survived by mother Ida Walker and six sisters. Walker worked for Firestone Company in Winston-Salem. Horace Cline of Kernersville was a passenger.
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William Walker
Kernersvile
Greensboro High Point Road
Jamestown
Horace Cline
Kernersville
Walker A. Complet
Ida Walker
W. J. Bull
R. J. Boland
Winston- Salem
Rubin Marshall
Greensboro
Betty Sue
Jean Walker
Roanoke, Va
Walker
Firestone Company
Winston-Salem
Four Injured As Driver Is Held For Drunken Driving
Four people were injured when a car driven by Fannie A. Brown struck a parked truck on the Thomasville Lexington highway. Brown, a local Black woman, was charged with drunken driving. Belvin W. Stone and Jesse Stone reported the truck’s stop as it was being inspected by Joseph Wikowski of Charlotte. All four occupants were treated at City Memorial hospital and released.
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Thomasville
Lexington
Fannie A. Brown
Davidson County
Belvin W. Stone
Jesse Stone
Joseph W. Wikowski
Charlotte
Brown
Harrising Company of
City Memorial Hospital
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Promotes Speed and Strength
An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as fast and strong with a claim of 100 tablets at a low price. It urges readers to ask for the brand by name and questions paying more for alternatives.
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St. Joseph
How Bankers Feel About Surrender
W. C. Idol of the Wachovia Bank said the German surrender is fortunate and hopes the world moves toward a better life. C. M. Allred of Security National Bank urged not to lessen efforts against the Japanese. H. N. Willard of High Point Savings and Trust Company urged buying more war bonds to show resolve until Japan is defeated.
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W. C. Idol
Wachovia Bank
C. M. Allred
Security National Bank
Europe
H. N. Willard
High Point Savings and Trust Company
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