Preliminary hearing in Honbarrier case opens slowly
R L Honbarrier 50 president of Colonial Motor Freight Lines faces a preliminary hearing after fatally wounding W B Turner at aGood will party. Honbarrier says Turner attacked him. he grabbed a night watchman's pistol and fired three shots. Turner died eleven days later at Guilford General Hospital.
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R. L. Honbarrier
Colonial Motor Freight Lines
W. B. Turner
Turner
Honbarrier
Night Watchman
Guilford General Hospital
Turner's Death Leads to Murder Charge and Accessories Arrests
A man surrendered at the warehouse with a calibre pistol and was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. He posted a $1,500 bond and was released. Turner died and the suspect was rearrested on murder charges, held without bond until this afternoon. A Aliridge, colonial traffic manager, was arrested as an accessory and released on $1,500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
A. Aliridge
Colonial
Men and Women in Service News Highlights
Sergeant Edward L. Cecil of Camp Maxey Texas returned from a ten day furlough to visit his mother Mrs Pearl Cecil on High Point Route Two and father N F Cecil on North Hamilton Street before resuming duties. Grady F Lain of the U S Air Corps graduated May 8 from the National School of Aeronautics in Kansas City Missouri and is now stationed at Kelly Field Texas. he is the son of Mr and Mrs C A Lain of 1201 Ward Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Cecil
Camp Maxey
Tex
Pearl Cecil
High Point
N. F. Cecil
Hamilton Street
Pic
Grady F. Lain
U. S. Air Corps
National School of Aeronautics
Kansas City
Kelly Field
Texas
C. A. Lain
Ward Street
Hart Hearing Postponed To 10 A M Tomorrow
The Municipal Elections committee postponed the Hart irregularities hearing until 10 A M tomorrow due to Walter L. York’s absence. The May 6 canvas cited Clyde Payne stating J F Hart, registrar of the fourth precinct, hidden ballots and accepted a Republican ballot in his hand. New time set for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Elections Committee
Walter L. York
York
Clyde Payne
J. F. Hart
Men Under Court Sentence Face Induction
Local draft boards announce Selective Service orders for registrants with suspended sentences due to minor offenses. Induction requires lifting the suspended sentence for the war duration, though courts may act after service. Judge D C MacRae notes the sentence is suspended only for the war period.
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D. C. MacRae
Twelve Divorces Granted In H P Civil Court
The May term first morning docket of High Point Civil Court granted 12 divorces on two years separation. Names include Murray M. Poley from Ray A. Poley and Catherine Harbinson Hopkins from Julian Francis Hopkins along with Amos Lee Ward, Edna Apple, Staley Montgomery, Mary Lashley, Venecia Page, Paul Shore, Bessie Alston, Charles Thomas, W H Peoples, and Ella Mae Hicks from their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Civil Court
Murray M. Poley
Ray A. Poley
Catherine Harbinson Hopkins
Julian Francis Hopkins
Amos Lee Ward
Ola Mae Ward
Edna Apple
Emery Apple
Staley E. Montgomery
Marie Mose Montgomery
Mary Lashley
W. J. Lashley
Venecia Broyal Page
James M. Page
Paul M. Shore
Lake D. Shore
Bessie Alston
Elwood Alston
Charles R. Thomas
Kate Emma Thomas
W. H. Peoples
Elizabeth Hayes Peoples
Ella Mae Hicks
W. H. Hicks
Train emergency brings Lakeland woman to Thomasville hospital
Mrs O D Appleton of Lakeland Florida was taken to a Thomasville hospital after train 36 officials called for an ambulance on arrival. Doctors say her condition is not serious and she suffered an attack on the train. The report also notes a separate street car incident in New York and a hit and run in Chicago with victims hospitalized. Mexico City plans additional tunnels to ease traffic.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
O. D. Appleton
Lakeland
Florida
New York
Thomas Levine
Lazarus Schwartz
Schwartz
Levine
Joe Boyd Named To Rationing Board In High Point
Joe Boyd regional director of AFL Furniture Workers has been appointed a member of the High Point rationing board. Sheriff J F Jones announced the appointment and said labor representation is included on boards. Boyd’s appointment was approved by the regional Office of Price Administration. The board will meet next Tuesday with J S Ingram Ed Mendenhall and Chairman Jones. The board notes rising duties as programs grow and a fourth member is wanted. The price panel adds N L Garner and Carl R Barnes to serve at the next meeting. A F Parkes OPA from Winston Salem urged expanding the panel due to war price ceiling investigations. Volunteer investigators will report at this week’s price-panel meeting.
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Joe Boyd
A. F. of L. Furniture Workers
High Point Rationing Board
J. F. Jones
Boyd
Office of Price Administration
Jones
J. S. Ingram
Ed Mendenhall
N. L. Garner
Carl R. Barnes
A. F. Parkes
OPA
Winston-Salem
Half The Cost Of Day Schools Would Be Local
A High Point Day Nursery proposal shifted as a federal policy change requires 30 percent of operating costs to be locally funded. Washington officials suggest a daily 40 cent per child fee covering meals and care, altering the original plan that the federal government would cover most costs.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur L. Navy
Washington, D. C
Washington
Civilian Guard To Reorganize Tonight At Armory
The civilian guard invites new members to assemble at the armory tonight at 7 30 p m for initial training. All past members are urged to attend. If enough new recruits join, regular Wednesday night courses will be offered at the armory.
Mrs Sallie Gardner Johnson 81 Dies in Worthville
Sallie Gardner Johnson 81 widow of J E Johnson died at her Worthville home this morning at 9 30. Survived by son J E Johnson Jr Worthville. daughters Mrs George Johnson Worthville Mrs Charles Ward Worthville and Mrs Joe Lineberry Millboro. sister Mrs Lizzie Johnson Worthville. eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 3 30 pm in Worthville Cemetery.
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G. Johnson
Enterprise
Worthville
Sallie Gardner Johnson
J. E. Johnson
J. E. Johnson, Jr
George Johnson
Charles Ward
Joe Lineberry
Millboro
Lizzie Johnson
Worthville Cemetery
List of three candidates for Boys' Commissioner post
City Civil Service Secretary James B. Lovelace said three names were sent to Acting City Manager Grover H. Jones for review. The list includes J. J. Ellington, G. M. Nicholson, and Harvey Lebrun. An interview process was planned before selecting the appointee, with pay set at 225 to 250 dollars and use of a company car.
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Jones
City Civil Service
James B. Lovelace
Grover H. Jones
Civil Service Commission
Commission
J. J. Ellington
G. M. Nicholson
Harvey Lebrun
Chapel Hill
Greer Chosen Speaker for High School Graduation
Dr R G Greer superintendent of Mills Home Orphanage Thomasville will be commencement speaker for the local high school graduation Monday May 31 at 8 oclock Charles F Carroll school superintendent announced Dr A B Conrad pastor First Baptist Church will give the sermon Sunday evening May at 8 oclock both exercises in the Senior High auditorium
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R. G. Greer
Mills Home
Thomasville
Charles F. Carroll
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Russian pilot downs Nazi Junkers 88 in first victory
Lieut Valerie Khomyakova of the Russian Air Force celebrates her first aerial victory by shooting down a Junkers 88. The episode marks a notable milestone for the pilot amid air combat operations.
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Valerie Khomyakova
Hearing Held Here On Bus Service For Oakdale
Fred C. Hunter, associate state utilities commissioner of Raleigh, closed a two day bus franchise hearing in High Point. Three lines seek Oakdale to Greensboro via High Point, Oakdale to Guilford College, and Jamestown via Deep River Church. Carolina Coach, which bought Oakdale franchise in 1929 for 420000, opposes new routes but offered to add Oakdale service if requested. Final commission decision expected in coming weeks.
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Fred C. Hunter
Raleigh
Oakdale
Jamestown
High Point
The
Utilities Commission
Carolina Coach Company
City Transit Company
Community Transit Company
Winston- Salem
Suburban Bus Company
City Transit
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Kivett Drive Road
Guilford College
H. F. Moore
Deep River Church
Friendship
Lynn Humphries
Thomasville
Humphries
North Carolina
WPB
Mrs Carlos Sink Bridal Shower Honored By Miss Craven
Mrs. Carlos Sink formerly Miss Janie Craven of High Point Route Two was honored with a miscellaneous shower Monday evening at Miss Bessie Swaim's Route Two home. Attendees enjoyed spring floral decor, games directed by Mrs. Pell Payne, and gifts presented to the honoree amid white and green refreshments for sixty five guests.
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Carlos Sink
Janie Craven
High Point
Laureta Moore
Ruby Marion
Victory Club Informal Party at Local Store Meeting
The Victory Club of Charles Department Store met at Mrs. Lewis Warner’s home 624 Arch Street. After routine business the gathering became a tacky party with Miss Julia Valentine winning first prize and Miss Eunice Hampton taking second. Eight members attended with games, contests, and refreshments. Next meeting set for Mrs. Frances Falls’ Barbee Street home with Miss Chris Brown as associate hostess.
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H. H. Victory Club
Charles Department Store
Lewis Warner
Arch Street
Julia Valentine
Eunice Hampton
Frances Falls
Barbee Street
Chris Brown
Armentrout Child Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs. L. C. Armentrout hosted a surprise birthday party at 2014 Gilbert Street on Saturday afternoon for her daughter Carolyn June’s ninth birthday. Guests included Barbara Ann Parker Ronnie Cathcart Rachell Embler Sally Ruth Beck Ann Armentrout Randall Johnson Johnnie Parker Phillip Beck Vernon Mears Darrell Cathcart Bobby Valentine plus visitors Marie Wagner Mary Katherine Josie Faye Armentrout and Betty Lou Armentrout. The honoree received attractive and useful gifts.
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L. C. Armentrout
Gilbert Street
Carolyn June
Barbara Ann Parker
Ronnie Cathcart
Rachell Embler
Sally Ruth Beck
Ann Armentrout
Randall Johnson
Johnnie Parker
Phillip Beck
Vernon Mears
Darrell Cathcart
Bobby Valentine
Marie Wagner
Mary Katherine
Josie Faye Armentrout
Betty Lou Armentrout
Acadia Lodge 674 eS Ar Me Across Regions
Acadia Lodge 674 eS Ar Me appears with different meanings for corn in England and Scotland, noting wheat in one context and oats in the other. The text repeats the lodge name and term without additional details or events.
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England
Scotland
Acadia Lodge
Block Plan Success Clears War Bond Sale Total
The final total for the block plan sale of War Bonds in the Second War Loan Drive reached 71338 dollars and 60 cents, according to drive officials. Scotland seeks to curb rising tuberculosis deaths amid public health concerns.
State Truck Crops Hard Hit By Freeze
RALEIGH May 12 The State Agriculture Department reports late April freezes killed or delayed all truck crops and cut peach prospects to one third of last year while delaying field work by at least two weeks. Small grain yield looks above average though wheat is down 14 percent from last year.
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Raleigh
State Agriculture Department
North Carolina
Arsenic Contaminates Codfish Sold in Porto Alegre
Porto Alegre authorities investigated multiple poisoning cases and found arsenic impregnated into codfish sold across the city. Public health officials warned shoppers and recalled affected lots as investigations continue.
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Porto Alegre
Brazil
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J. T. Tucker
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Joe” Stilwell
China- Burma-India
Carmel, Calif
Ft. Ord
Zemo
Dize
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St Joseph
Nat Walker
Fyel
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Siceloff
ICE & Fuel CO
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