Two Men Arrested On Driving Charge In City
Charles Beach of 616 Highland Avenue was arrested on a drunk driving charge after weaving on South Main Street. Bond set at $500. A two car crash on Highway 68 led to another drunk driving arrest. $800 in damage reported. Carl Young Weekly, 17, of 1120 Gordon Street was struck from behind by Charles W. Davis, 36, of Route 2. Davis charged with drunken driving. bond $500.
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Charles Beach
Highland Avenue
Beach
South Main Street
Highway 68
Carl Young Weekly
Gordon Street
Charles W. Davis
Route 2
Davis
Judge Cancels Monday Municipal Court Session
Judge Archie Myatt announced the death of his father and cancelled the short session of Municipal Court. Cases set for tomorrow will be tried on Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. Regular sessions are not held this week due to the High Point Division Superior Court term starting tomorrow.
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Archie Myatt
High Point Division of Superior Court
High Point man dies in wreck near Whiteville
George Clemmer Hunsucker of Route 5 High Point died after a car crash ten miles east of Whiteville. He worked for Cummins Diesel Co and was returning from installing a Voice of America transmitter on the east coast. He was born November 20 1916 in Davidson County and survived by his wife two sons parents two brothers seven sisters and other relatives. Funeral set for Monday at Archdale Methodist Church with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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George Clemmer Hunsucker
Route 5
High Point
Columbus County
Whiteville
N. C
Cummins Diesel Company
Voice of America
Davidson County
George Martin Hunsucker
Lucy Adcock Hunsucker
Dorothy Lowe
Phillip Barry
Randall Esmond Hunsucker
G. M. Hunsucker
Billy Ray Hunsucker
G. M. Hunsucker, Jr
Summerfield
Irene Bromfield
John Staley
W. B. Sadler
Bill Greene
Edith Hunsucker
Willie Hunsucker
Jothy Hunsucker
Archdale Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park
Funeral Services for Alfred Ran Myatt
Funeral services are set for Alfred Ran Myatt from the Chapel of Yow's Funeral Home Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev Roy E Watts and Rev E F M Avett officiating Pallbearers are D A Rawley Ray Stormes Louis Goldston Charles McAnally Sam Strickland and E T Howard Interment in the family plot at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery Myatt a High Point resident for 40 years died Friday night after an extended illness
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Alfred Ran Myatt
Myatt
High Point
Elderly Colfax Resident Dies After Long Illness
Julia Ann Whicker Marshall, 95, of Deep River township near Colfax, died Saturday at 2 pm at her son M. G. Marshall’s home where she lived for 24 years. She was born June 14, 1857 in Forsyth County, married to Danny Marshall who died March 11, 1908, and was a member of Saints Delight Primitive Baptist Church. Surviving: three sons M G Marshall Kernersville Route 2, Alexander D Marshall Guilford College Route 1, Flay A Marshall Kernersville Route 1. two daughters Mrs Charlie McGee Bu es Creek Route 1 and Mrs Bunyan Smith Winston-Salem. 45 grandchildren, 80 great grandchildren, five great great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Saints Delight Primitive Baptist Church with ministers J A Fagg, Lyman Lance, and A D Wood. burial in family plot church cemetery.
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Julia Ann Whicker Marshall
Deep River
Colfax
M. G. Marshall
Forsyth County
Oliver
Jane Wilson Whicker
Danny Marshall
Saints Delight Primitive Baptist Church
Madison G. Marshall
Kernersville
Alexander D. Marshall
Guilford College
Flay A. Marshall
Winston-Salem
J. A. Fagg
Lyman F. Lance
Asheville
A. D. Wood
Shady Grove Methodist Church
Dale
Glenn
Ivey
Paul
Robert
Edwin Marshall
Defense Dept Identifies 372 Korean War Casualties
Washington on November 1 372 Korean War casualties are listed in Defense Department list No 683 naming 30 killed 325 wounded five missing and 12 injured in the new roll.
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Washington
Defense Department
Daniels Charges Slanted Coverage By Press In Campaign
Democrat Jonathan Daniels of the Raleigh News and Observer accuses the American press of crudest slanting in presidential election coverage. Speaking to Denver reporters, he argues most papers fail to inform and magazines worsen bias. He campaigns for the Democratic ticket and notes working journalists favor Adlai Stevenson.
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Denver
Colo
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh, N. C
White House
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Negro Woman Cited On Assault Charge
Police charged Rose Lee Howard 38 of 625 Fairview Street with assault with a deadly weapon after investigation showed she struck Marvin Lattimore causing a broken arm. Lattimore was intoxicated and unaware of his injury until the next day.
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Marvin Lattimore
Fairview Street
Lattimore
Rose Lee Howard
McCarthy Accused of 18 False Statements in Stevenson Speech
A congressional committee found McCarthy misrepresented several facts in his speech on Adlai Stevenson. It concluded that McCarthy twisted sources on Alger Hiss and Frank Coe, Stevenson attendance, and quotes by Schlesinger and Wyatt, omitting context and critical passages.
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McCarthy
Stevenson
Mitchell
Gen. Smith
Smith
Italy
Adlai Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Mont Tremblant
Canada
Asia
Institute of Pacific Relations
Institute
Hiss
Frank Coe
Adlai Stevens
Knox
Frank Knox
Secretary of the Navy
William W. Lockwood
IPR
Lockwood
Gardner Cowles
Eisenhower
Gen. Little
Gen
Magruder
Adm
Hart
Chicago
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
United States
Russia
Life Magazine
Schlesinger
Whittaker Chambers
Father of Local Minister Dies
William L. Robbins of Southport died Saturday morning after a short illness at Dosher Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 3 pm at Coble Funeral Home chapel by Rev. Thomas P. Noe, with burial in the family cemetery at Maco. He was born May 23, 1880 in Wilmington, survived by a daughter and five sons, plus four brothers and many grandchildren.
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William L. Robbins
Southport
Woodrow W. Robbins
High Point
Dosher Memorial Hospital
Coble Funeral Home
Thomas P. Noe
Maco
Mr. Robbins
Wilmington
Seth and
Margeanna Burriss Robbins
Episcopal Church
Cannon Woodbury
James A. Robbins
W. L. Robbins, Jr
Baltimore
Clyde E., Robbins
Washington, D. C
Greensboro
A. A. Robbins
Elizabethtown
Joseph Robbins
McCain
A. Robbins
Birmingham
Ala
Cecil D. Robbins
Car Leaves Bridge Injuring Two Women in City
Osie Sturgess, 42, was charged with reckless driving and driving without a license after a collision on Fourth Street left Lydia Gaines, 22, and Josephine Gill, 21, with facial scratches. The crash occurred north of Mint Street when glare from an oncoming car blinded the driver.
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Fourth Street
Osie Sturgess
Vail Street
Lydia Gaines
Josephine Gill
Gordy Street
Mint Street
Sturgess
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Grace Flower Shop
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