Pop Bottle Assailant Arrested in Thomasville
Hattie Marsh of Vine Street was arrested on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill after allegedly injuring John Lee Harrison with a broken pop bottle. Harrison was hospitalized at 1 a.m. and listed as not seriously hurt. Marsh claimed Harrison cut her first. Police await official word on Harrison’s condition before bond. Taurus Samuel Stevens and Mrs Margaret Daniel were also jailed on assault and check charges respectively with set trial dates.
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Thomasville
Hattie Marsh
Vine Street
John Lee Harrison
Harrison
Marsh
Taurus
Samuel Stevens
Winston Street
Queenester Stevens
Stevens
Recorder's Court
Margaret Daniel
Thomasville Road
Hubert Coffee
Daniel
Recorder’s Court
Donald Carroll Lane
S. Main Street
Winifried D. Bingham
Pine Street
Maple Street
J. K. Litton
Piedmont Auto Finance
Robert B. Watson
Watson
Sylvester Quick Jr
Vall Street
Sidney Arthur Wingfield
Oakwood Court
Three Charged in Traffic Accidents
Three charges were filed in connection with separate traffic accidents. Damages were estimated at $50 to each involved vehicle. no charges were preferred against a driver identified as a.m. in the report.
Father Out, Boy Drives Automobile On Route 66
A six year old boy drove a car for six miles along U.S. Route 66 near Litchfield Illinois while his father, reportedly intoxicated, was unconscious. Two truck drivers aided, shutting off the ignition. the father Jack Helfer was taken to hospital and later to a county jail for investigation.
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Litchfield, Ill
Jackie Helfer
Jack Helfer
Helfer
Litchfield Hospital
Montgomery County
Hillsboro
Litchfield
Wilbur Pieper
Nokomis
Ill
Robert Webb
Pana
Wood River
Moultrie library damaged by termites at high school
Termite outbreak damaged Moultrie Ga school library with shelves and books about pest control suffering near destruction. No injuries reported and officials investigate the incident at Sno Madile Seater High School.
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Moultrie, Ga
Sometee Sno Madile Seater High School
Halloween Arrests Question Downtown Celebration
Downtown High Point police reported a busy night with 26 warrants issued in under three hours at headquarters. W. C. Wiley, 35, faced seven bad check counts plus capias, abandonment, and child support charges, held in jail.
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High Point
W. C. Wiley
Clara Cox
Capias
Wiley
R. L. Stanley
R. N. Williard Jr
Norman Hill
Joseph F. Bland
James R. Bowman
Thomasville
Greene and Wagner
Lockout Charged In Strike By Wilson and Co
Wilson & Co. faces a lockout accusation from the United Packinghouse Workers of America who say doors to some workers were barred. The UPWA says 5,650 Wilson employees are affected and that a strike has not been called. Plants in Albert Lea Minnesota and Cedar Rapids Iowa have seen work stoppages with over 4,000 workers affected. The union president Ralph Helstein says workers should return to scheduled hours under existing rules while the company seeks signed agreements.
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Chicago
Wilson & Co
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Wilson
Ralph Helstein
Albert Lea
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Helstein
UPWA
Easter Seal president attacks solicitors at NC meeting
Felix S. Barker of Raleigh urged resignation rather than be coerced into joining funding appeals as he criticized some Easter fund-raising agents. Dr. Robert Hughes of UNC called for immediate creation of a residential school for severely handicapped educable children, proposing an initial school at Chapel Hill.
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Burlington
N.C
North Carolina Society of Crippled Children and Adults
Felix S. Barker
Raleigh
Division of Special Education
Department of Public Instruction
Orea
Robert Hughes
University of North Carolina
Ciety
Chapel Hill
Dwarfed Jersey City Boy Growth Cure Studied
Pencil marks chart a little boy’s growth as Dr. Philip H. Henneman of Seton Hall University College of Medicine explores pituitary gland injections to help dwarfed children gain height. He conducts research here with aims to expand the program.
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Jersey City
N. J
Philip H. Henneman
Seton Hall University College of Medicine
Henneman
Skies to Clear As Weatherman Promises Mild Improvement
The forecast calls for lingering clouds and light drizzle in High Point this morning with a high in the mid 60s today. Last night’s low was about 55 and conditions should improve after the weekend with partly cloudy skies and cooler drier weather tomorrow.
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High Point
Pet shop ad brushes off alterations in Coronado
Peter Conrad, owner of a Coronado pet shop, ran an advertisement that read BUSINESS AS USUAL DURING ALTERATIONS, signaling ongoing business despite renovations and changes at the store selling cats dogs guinea pigs hamsters and turtles.
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Coronado
Calif
Peter Conrad
High Rock Association Aims To Improve The Lake
Lawrence G. Pfefferkorn, president of the High Rock Lake Association in Winston Salem, outlines aims to enhance the lake known as The Playground of the Piedmont. Plans include better sport fish, improved boat ramps, anti pollution efforts, reduced draw down during Wilkes Dam, and safer boating manners with state help involved.
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High Rock
High Rock Lake
Lawrence G. Pfefferkorn
Winston + Salem
Pfefferkorn
Wilkes
Association
North Carolina Wildlife Commission
Osag
No Boys Teasing at Wyoming School
In a small northwestern Wyoming community the only school serves seven students who are all girls and report that there is no teasing from boys since none are present.
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Wyo
Wyoming
Dixon-Hauser Partnership Is Formed
Dixon and Hauser form a partnership to continue the late E. J. Gaither and Dixon practice. They will operate a law office in the Security Bank Building. Dixon, of Elizabeth City, UNC accounting degree 1955, CPA 1957, resides 1211 Biltmore Ave. Hauser, of High Point, Duke accounting degree 1950, CPA 1954, resides 907 Chestnut St. Both are American Institute of CPAs and Piedmont Chapter members.
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E. J. Gaither
Dixon
Hauser
Security Bank
Elizabeth City
University of North Carolina
Biltmore Ave
High Point
Duke University
Chestnut St
Helen Griffith to Address Episcopalians at St Pauls
Miss Helen Stuart Griffith of Washington author of The Sign Language of Our Faith will speak at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Thomasville Monday at 7 30 p m Her topic is Prior to her address the Rev Robert L Ladehoff will conduct an evening prayer service Griffith will travel from Thomasville to Winston Salem for a speaking engagement at a church there scheduled.
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Thomasville
Helen Stuart Griffith
Washington
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hawaiian firms eye Japanese steel if strike endures
In Honolulu several firms say they will use Japanese steel if the U S steel strike lasts months. The strike has not yet boosted imports from Japan and most companies report adequate stockpiles to last through the year.
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Honolulu
United States
Japan
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Earl Scott
Plant City
Fla
Frances Wingfield
Malden S. Jones
Route 1
John Rivers
Jacksonville
Jones
Rivers
Solicitors
Kenney
Dixon-Hauser Partnership
Dixon and Hauser
The
American Instiants
Piedmont
State Association
Helen Griffith
Penney
Italy
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