Annual car inspections urged for safer roads
Residents discuss a compulsory yearly car inspection to ensure vehicles are safe. They argue it will reduce hazards, save lives, and improve road safety despite short term hardship.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1956
Page
21
Residents discuss a compulsory yearly car inspection to ensure vehicles are safe. They argue it will reduce hazards, save lives, and improve road safety despite short term hardship.
High Point voters backed incumbent Lloyd C. Amos and A W G Bill Ragsdale while Hubert Bryant lost a tight contest for the Board of County Commissioners. Final unofficial tallies showed Ragsdale leading Amos and Bryant in a close countywide result with Greensboro precincts narrowing Bryant's early lead.
Thomasville voters backed McCulloch Dorsett and Lanning for three county seats in a low turnout primary. Dorsett carried Midway with 2,250 votes, Lanning from Linwood won with 2,030, and McCulloch from Hedricks Grove won the third seat. Ballots showed scattered results for school board and other county offices amid precinct by precinct variances. The Davidson Board of Elections will hold the official canvass Tuesday at 11 am in Lexington.
Nine defendants from Winston-Salem and Greensboro face trial on burglary charges after a church safe was stolen. The police recovered about $8,000 in cash and records. the burglary occurred near Route 52 at a drive-in theater area, with arrests announced May 14. Sheriff Homer Lee Cox announced the initial arrests.
Incumbent J. A. Archie Myatt and challenger Bencini led the High Point Municipal Court Democratic primary. Bencini defeated W. B. Byerly Jr. 2,788 to 1,687 to claim the executive bench, with Jarrell and other officials winning in their races on unofficial tallies.
Forrest Cates offers humorous battlefield style guidance for shopping with a baby, detailing recon before entering a store and choosing a stubborn pushcart as a weapon. He warns of chaos inside, advises decorum toward opposing shoppers, and notes the odds favoring the female purse bearer while acknowledging the difficulty of filling a two item list.
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