High Point Trip Hurt In Crash
A two-vehicle crash on 220 north of Greensboro near New Garden Road at about 5 15 p m injured seven people. Among the High Pointers hurt were Mrs Doris Isabell Hall 26 and her two children Steve Layne Hall 5 and Karen Jean Hall 2 while Dr E P McWayne of Fayette N Y and his companions Ethel and Richard Ritter of Seneca Falls and housekeeper Mrs Edith Wharry were injured. Ritter spine injuries and fair condition. Mrs Ritter lacera tions. Mrs Wharry fractures knee jaw arm and ankle and also in fair condition. The physician Dr McWayne was in fair condition with lacerations.
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Highway Patrol
Greensboro
New Garden Road
New York
Doris Isabell Hall
Steve Layne Hall
Karen Jean Hall
Moses Cone Hospital
E. P. McWayne
Fayette
N. Y
Ethel
Richard Ritter
Senaca Falls
Edith Wharry
Union Finds Beck Guilty in Ouster of Teamsters Leader
Beck faces ouster after AFL-CIO committee finds he misused union funds and refuses to answer charges. Meany challenges Council authority, Beck leaves via basement exit, and plans to appeal at the AFL-CIO convention. Beck invokes the Fifth Amendment repeatedly and notes his indictments for tax evasion.
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Beck
Meany
Labor
Afl-Cio
Miami
Senate
Senate Committee
Teamsters
Gerard Treanor
Teamsters Union
Dry Weather Reduces Flood Threat Across Nation
The Associated Press reports easing flood danger as drier conditions spread after four days of floods in Oklahoma causing nine deaths and $25 million in damage. Arkansas Washita and Cimmaron rivers overflowed while Bixby suffered extensive damage. Kansas and Texas saw fewer flood threats as conditions improved.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Washita
Cimmaron
Tulsa
Bixby
Kansas
Texas
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Florida
Dakotas
Nebraska
Pacific
New Mexico
Scottsbluff
Rockies
Utah
Nevada
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic Coast
New England
New York State
Grand Marais
Mich
Weekend car looters strike again in Thomasville area
Police report more than 250 dollars in losses from weekend thefts. A car parked near the police station was broken into while occupants watched a movie, with two suitcases and contents worth about 200 dollars taken. Other thefts include hubcaps, gasoline, a bicycle, wrenches, fishing gear, and sunglasses totaling 35 dollars and 20 dollars respectively.
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S. Wrenn Street
Donnie Roby
Route 1
Thomasville
Betty Suggs
Route 3
Roby
C. G. Bedford
Ferndale Dr
Martin Pe Oeg Eo
Smith St
Weather note with highs and lows and sun times
The forecast shows a low of 60 tonight and a high of 85 tomorrow. Today’s high was 80 with a low of 63 last night. Sunset is at 7:23 p.m. and sunrise at 5:10 a.m.
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South Carolina
Charlotte
Birmingham
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Evansville
Galveston
Greenville
San Francisco
Thunderstorms to intrude North Carolina and South Carolina
Weather update shows scattered thunderstorms mainly in central and eastern North Carolina this afternoon with a warm humid airmass. Coastal Plain to face showers tonight, highs in the 80s, cooler nights near mid 60s. South Carolina remains warm with minor changes and scattered thundershowers late in the period.
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Gulf States
Central Plains
Central Rockies
North Carolina
Coastal Plain
South Carolina
Salesmen's Procedures Questioned by Chamber of Commerce
Frank Sizemore warned High Pointers to beware of questionable methods by out-of-town magazine hucksters. He says checks should go to the circulation company, not the salesman, as cash payments have led to missed deliveries. Union Circulation Co. reps are active in the northwest city area and a telegram has been sent to verify standard practice.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frank Sizemore
Hucksters
Sizemore
Union Circulation Co
Evans Named Durham Mayor
Evans will serve his fourth term as mayor of Durham. The department store owner won 5 422 votes to 5 061 for Walter Biggs, a City Council member, in Saturday's election with strong backing from labor unions and Black residents.
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Durham
N.C
E. J. Evans
Evans
Walter Biggs
Rally planned by YDC in Asheboro with Thad Byer slated
Asheboro hosts a Randolph County Democratic rally at the American Legion Hut Thursday at 6 p.m. Thad Byer, Secretary of State, will address attendees. The Young Democratic Club and county Democratic Executive Committee organize with the National Democratic Executive Committee backing rallies nationwide. Adults pay 1.50. children with parents admitted free. Event features refreshments and a children's favors.
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Asheboro
Thad Byre
Randolph County
American Legion Hut
Young Democratic Club
Democratic Executive Committee
National Democratic Executive Committee
Coffee buys U.S. goods from Latin America in reverse trade
The Pan American Coffee Bureau says Americans spend about one percent of a billion dollars yearly on green beans from 14 Latin American nations. By roasting and selling, the total bill doubles. Exports from the U.S. to these countries amounted to 2.745 billion dollars in 1955, led by heavy machinery, transportation equipment, and farm products.
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New York
U.S
Pan-American Coffee Bureau
Latin America
U. S
Bureau
Band Concert Tonight At High Point Sr High
A joint concert by High Point Junior High Band and High Point Senior High Training Band occurs in the Sr High auditorium at 7:30. Admission is free. David Duncan conducts the Junior High program with six pieces and David Carter leads the Senior High group performing a varied suite and parade selections.
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High Point Senior High
High Point Junior High
David Duncan
David Carter
City Council Rejects Jaywalking Ordinance in San Jacinto
In San Jacinto California the City Council rejected a proposed jaywalking ordinance after merchants argued it would harm business. The measure would have tightened crosswalk rules and enforcement, drawing support from public safety advocates.
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San Jacinto
Calif
California
Stock Market Steps Toward New Highs Amid Mixed Cues
New York stocks pushed toward 1957 highs with wide gains in some issues but no dominant leadership. Rail averages lagged the industrials, while Chrysler gained on a large tank-order rumor and Boeing and United Aircraft posted modest moves. The Associated Press 60-stock index stood up 40 cents at noon, with notable quotes from Lucens Steel and DuPont among others.
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Lukens Steel
Chrysler
du Pont
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Motors
New York Central
Santa Fe
Southern Railroad
Boeing
United Aircraft
Douglas Aircraft
International Nickel
Kennecott
Associated Press
Bache & Co
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills
Chrysler Corp
New York Central AA
Cone Mills
Carolina Light & Power
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
General Motors
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
Dow Jones Averages Report At Noon And Close
The Dow Jones averages show values for 12 noon and 1 pm with a closing figure. Industrials reach 507.08 at noon and 507.17 at 1 pm, with an overall close around 806.00 on the day. The report includes figures for valle utilities and stocks, plus trading volume across the market.
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Bachs
Valle
Seseeese
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S. J. Burrow Jr
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Thad T. Moser
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YDC
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