Police arrest six in prohibition era liquor raid
Police seized the six suspects in two separate cases under the prohibition law. Paul S Smith 28 and Maria Crawford 52 faced charges with whiskey and white whiskey seized. Bonds set at 300 for Smith and Crawford, with hearings scheduled May 26 in municipal court. Additional arrests included Jesse Mae Martin 24 for assault with a weapon, R M Cline for drunken driving and license revocation, Cellie Gantt unknown address, Clarence Oes 811 Martin Street for affray, and Taylor Peele 411 Tate Street, each posting 100 bonds for May hearings.
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Paul S. Smith
Reed Street
Maria Crayford
Martin Street
Saubter
Williams
Smith
Mooney
Crawford
Aes
Jesse Mae Martin
Arthur
R. M. Cline
Arbordale
Cellie Gantt
Hoskins
Clarence Oes
Car rear-end crash in Burlington injures no one
A car driven by Thomas T. Lindsey of Burlington struck a stopped vehicle on South Wrenn Street in the 100 block Friday afternoon. The Lindsey car sustained about 175 dollars damage to the front end while the other car, driven by Robert J. from Route 2 Trinity, also incurred damage. No injuries or arrests were reported.
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Thomas T. Lindse
Burlington
South Wrenn Street
Robert J
Trinity
Thomasville Woman Hurt When Car Rolls Over
Mrs. Luther Yates, 50, Route 2, Thomasville, was shocked and cut in a wreck when a car driven by her husband turned over two or three times near Route 62 about 8 PM. She was taken to City Memorial Hospital by Walker Ambulance for observation overnight. three children and her husband were uninjured.
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Thomasville
Luther Yates
Route 2
Route 62
Cada
Yates
City Memorial Hostal
Walker Ambulance
Women Migrating To England From New Zealand
Officials say New Zealand women in their twenties and early thirties form the largest group of passengers bound for Britain on working holidays. The voyage carries educated, ambitious girls seeking world experience and new opportunities abroad.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Britain
Ivers
Far East Aid Survives House Cuts Amid Indochina Concerns
House members said they did not slash aid for Southeast Asia despite pressure over French Indochina. The panel trimmed European military and economic funds while preserving billions for Asia, noting Indochina dangers and a growing drain on French resources.
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House
Far East
French Indochina
Mansfield
D-Mont
Southeast Asia
Truman
Formosa
Land
Burma
Indochina
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mid
Europe
Vorys R
Adenauer presses coalition to back West German peace pact
In Bonn on May 10 Chancellor Konrad Adenauer demanded unity within his Christian Democrats and Free Democrats to ratify the peace contract and European army pact. He warned that a coalition split could end occupation and tie West Germany to the West, with a vote looming in Parliament and key private sessions scheduled for party leaders.
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Bonn
Germany
Konradenauer
Christian Democrats
Free Democrats
West
Adenauer
Rhine
West Germany
Schuman
United States
Britain
France
Armed Forces Day Observance Prompts Nationwide Tribute
The article marks Armed Forces Day with the theme Unity Strength Freedom and notes Secretary Lovett describing it as a chance to show military cooperation and defense strength. It reports no official event in High Point but flags will be displayed, urging Americans to honor service members across the Army Navy Air Force and Marines.
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Robert Lovett
High Point
T. E. Hinson
Amos R. Kearns
Air Force
Navy
Tom
Olrsot
Hleartorea Ridge
Korea
United States
Former Resident Henry Spears Jr to be buried in Greensboro
Death notice for Henry Spears Jr, 45, of Richmond Virginia formerly of this city. He is survived by his sister Mrs H L Mld of High Point and sister Mrs Graham Davis of Columbia South Carolina and a brother J C Spears of Brunswick Maryland. Burial at Hanes Funeral Home Greensboro with services Monday at 4 PM.
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Henry Spears, Jr
Richmond
Oo Wee Berees Bi Jemeees Co
H. L. M Ld
High Point
Spears
This Oy
Graham Davis
Columbia
S. C
J. C. Spears
Brunswick
Hanes Funeral Home
Greensboro
Woman Called Aunt Mary Adopts 50 Children
Dayton reporter notes that Aunt Mary Svellinger runs a lunch room near a North Dayton high school and has sent over 700 care packages overseas with food clothing toys and medicine while caring for about 50 local children in a ongoing effort described as adopting them despite no official status.
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Dayton
Mary” Svellinger
Ma Svelli
Ry Svellinger
North Dayton High School
High Point College Prepares Play For May 19
The Tower Players of High Point College rehearse a three act mystery titled Phenogy Jewels for a May 19 performance. Directed by William W. Collins, the group is composed of students and tickets go on sale Wednesday at Jeff's Drug Store and the Bursar's office priced at cents for all.
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Tower Players
High Point College
College Tower Players Organization
William W. Collins
Alice In Wonderland
E. LaRoche Taylor
Dramatic Society
Carolina Playmakers
University of North Carolina
Bursar
High Point
White House installs automatic indoor weather system
The president can order his own indoor weather with a Honeywell Regulator system installed by Minneapolis. A master control lets one technician adjust temperature in any room and regulate five fan systems plus the refrigerator and hot air dampers.
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New York
White House
Minneapolis
Honeywell
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Far Eastern
U. S
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Prescription Headquarters
Eternity
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R. J. Wells
Durham
Holiness Church
Highland Avenue
F. A. Dail
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