High Point Railroading The Life Of Howard Saunders
Railroads and travel shaped the life of Howard D. Saunders born 1898 in Union Hall Virginia. He served High Point's Southern Railroad ticket office for decades guiding millions on complex trips and cruises while remaining devoted to family church and community.
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Duke Gets SBA Grant To Study Legal Aid For Small Firms
The U S Small Business Administration awards Duke University a 39695 grant for a nationwide study titled Legal Services for Small Business Preventive Law Counseling and Planning. Law Prof F Hodge O Neal will direct the project with aims to produce guides for business advisers and demonstrate the need for preventive law in small firms.
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Voters Favor Dorsett as Three-Way Merger Divides Districts
In a school board election amid a consolidation push, Dorsett won with 6 636 votes amid mixed support from pro merger factions. Griffis and McCulloch trailed, while Thomasville and Fair Grove areas largely backed Dorsett and Griffis. An ad endorsing Dorsett backed by McCulloch and Lanning faced publication hurdles.
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Khrushchev Seeks Broader Summit In Six Or Eight Months
In a nationwide radio-TV address from Moscow Nikita Khrushchev softens tone while blaming Eisenhower and American hotheads for the Paris summit deadlock He says talks could resume in six to eight months and would include Red China India Indonesia and possibly other Asian nations He asserts U S policy pursues aims beyond peace and mocks the President’s golf duties.
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Scout Troop 22 Court of Honor Tonight
Boy Scout Troop 22 of First Evangelical and Reformed Church holds a Court of Honor at 7 pm with Parents' night. Advancing scouts include David Hudspeth Star and Steven Hudson Star. Merit badges awarded to David Hudspeth Wayne Lewallen Ralph Sheppard Jr Steven Hudson Gary Greene Ronnie Preddy Bill Howell.
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YMCA Day Camp Plans Eighth Season at High Point
The High Point YMCA opens its eighth Day Camp season on June 13 with Ketchel Adams in charge. Ten day sessions run Mondays to Fridays, including a split session around July 4, with activities at J. E. Mills farm and trips to Guilford Museum Battleground and Tanglewood Park. Final two days are at Camp Cheerio near Roaring Gap. campers return by 5 pm.
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Board election results keep incumbents ahead in county race
Amos Carson Bain Charles Hunt and Sidney Allen ride four year terms with no challengers. High Point offered no threat to Amos and Ragsdale as every precinct except No 15 favored them. In No 15 Ragsdale and Mauldin narrowly beat Amos for second place by two votes.
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Durham Leads with Broad Majorities in County Vote
Durham posts 10 to 1 majorities over the county hopeful. In Precinct 1 the margin exceeds 20 to 1. Kornegay’s tally reached three figures in most precincts except small precinct 2, while Murdoch never hits 100 in any precinct.
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Carpenter Leads In High Point Votes In County Race
In High Point the vote tally shows Carpenter with 3,022, Haithcock 2,309, Brown 1,128, and Tagert 171. Across 59 of 70 precincts, Carpenter has 9,967 votes to Haithcock 6,588, Brown 980 and Tagert 980.
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Midway Airport Opens Under Bratton Spencers Roaming Era
Braxton Younts and the Spencers open Midway Airport serving light and private planes with a 2600 foot runway, replacing Fraley Field. The Spencers ran Fraley from its start until December 1957 and opened Midway on a limited basis in October 1958. They, with son Jackie, intend to expand services driven by a love of flying and helping others share the experience. This is graduation season with Asheboro High School ceremonies planned at Lee J. Stone Stadium if weather cooperates.
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Professorship in Textiles Established at Woman’s College
Dr. Gordon W. Blackwell announced the Burlington Industries Professor ship in textiles with an initial 25000 donation and 2000 annual support from Burlington Industries foundation. The gift aims to build a strong faculty in the textile division of the school of home economics.
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Three Die After Wreck Near Lawtey Florida
A station wagon and a tractor-trailer collided near Lawtey Florida injuring three Hendersonville North Carolina residents. The deceased are Harold Forest Allen 22 his infant daughter Debra Delia 7 months and his sister Helen Elizabeth Elmore 19.
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