Traffic Cases Dominate Municipal Court Docket
Traffic cases dominated the municipal court docket with speeding and reckless driving leading the list. Notable outcomes included Charles T. Combs ordered to pay a $50 fine and costs, and not drive for 12 months after license revocation, plus multiple suspended judgments and fines for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myatt
Charles T. Combs
Asheboro
Lois Abbott Rice
Ellis R. Maness
William W. Blackwell
Winston-Salem
Herman E. Crawford
Roosevelt Davis
Frank McCue
Greensboro
William T.’ Rush
Archdale
Homer HH. Johnson
James O. Benson
Kernersville
Conrad Mark
Winston- Salem
James
IF. Brooks
China Grove
James Black
Cosss
Calvin Feaster
Loyal Lake Ridge
Seine
Chester Arthur Donald
Charlotte
Henry Cox
Route 1
Jamestown
Horace
Ramey
Matoaca
Marvin Murphey
Charles O ‘Holmes, Jr
I. J. Beamon
Mrs. Nonnie Hutchens Moser Dies at 70 in Winston-Salem
Mrs. Nonnie Hutchens Moser, 70, widow of Wiley Thomas Moser, died Friday at Maple Grove Rest Home Winston-Salem after a long illness. Born in Patrick County Va June 24 1881 she lived many years in High Point. Surviving are four daughters two sisters three sons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements call for services in Thomasville then at High Point and Poplar Springs Church near Rural Hall with interment in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonnie Hutchens Moser
Wiley Thomas Moser
Maple Grove
Winston-Salem
Patrick County
Robert . P. Hutchens
Hannah Middleton Hutchens
High Point
Hutchens
A. G. Edwards
Jamestown
Poplar
Springs
Stokes County
Rural Hall
Moser
Tennessee Plays Heels In Conference Showdown
Tennessee and North Carolina rivals square off as Clemson, Maryland, and Virginia Tech loom in the standings. Maryland aims for a sixth straight win while VMI seeks a third conference victory. Richmond, George Washington, and West Virginia also host league foes with key implications for the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Hair
Jim
Shirley
Clemson
Dickie Davis
Kissell
Guido
Scarton
Deacons
V. M- TJ
Davidson
Lexington
V.M
Maryland
Washington and Lee -and
Virginia- Tech
Richmond
George Washington
South’ Carolina
Columbia
William
Mary
Citadel
West Virginia
Marylana
William and Mary
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Penn
Doctor’s Death Ruled as Own Action in Morphine Poisoning
Lynn Massachusetts. Dr Albert H Covner a 52 year old Nahant heart specialist was found dead in Reading wood with a nitro glycerin tablet beside him ten days after three baby sitters shoplifted $20000 in New York. Medical Examiner Thomas P Devlin ruled the death an act of own action based on Harvard pathologist findings of morphine poisoning during a state of low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovner
Police Raid Targets Greensboro Liquor Rings Undercover Operation
ABC officers from Greensboro conducted weeks of undercover work leading to a roundup of multiple alleged illegal liquor dealers. The raid yielded numerous arrests across addresses on Pine Street Hamilton Street Broad Street and others, with counts ranging from one to five. The operation followed last June’s city referendum legalizing liquor and aims to curb bootlegging long a police issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelly ‘Beaman
Broad Street
ABC
Beaman
Greensboro
ABC Board
Guilford County
High Point
James Arthur
Grimes
W. Russell Street
Bitty White
Willett Dixon
Leonard Street
Clara Mae Beeson
W. Broad Street
Shelly Beaman
Paul Gardner
Jamestown
Timing and Coordination for Shooting Accuracy
The note emphasizes timing and coordination as key to being a skilled shooter. It stresses judging distance for both game and clay targets and notes this as essential skill in sports shooting.
Self employed coverage under new social security law
This article explains that self employed coverage is not voluntary but compulsory if net income reaches 400 dollars in a taxable year. It notes exemptions for farm operators and professionals, and describes reporting processes and local office details for obtaining social security numbers.
Arrests After Street Collision Involving Taxi and Car
Two drivers were arrested on reckless driving charges after a collision near Lindsay and English Streets. Stanton Sikes, 30, of Route 5, a furniture worker, attempted a left turn into a service station and collided with cab driver Willy T. Stinson, 33, of 150 West Street driving a 1950 Plymouth. Cab damage was $135, Ford $75. A second minor wreck at 9 15 a m on S Main and Commerce left Dodge driver James Paul Edwards, 26, with $40 damage and Oldsmobile driver Ray Eaird Hall, 33, with $190. No arrests in the second incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
English Streets
Winslow
Brown
Stanton Sikes
Route 5
Willy T. Stinson
West Street
S. Maine
Commerce Streets
Scott sees no reason to reveal relief rolls in NC
Gov Kerr Scott said at a Raleigh press conference that state relief rolls should not be published. He cited discussions at Gatlinburg and cited Indiana where publication was tied to a law. He argued states should control lists, noting no complaints of politics in North Carolina relief payments and that public lists could embarrass children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Kerr Scott
Scott
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Indiana
Congress
North Carolina
Hit And Run Driver Sought After Minor Crash
Police hunt a hit and run driver after a 1935 or 1936 Ford struck a Kaiser near Cable and East Green Streets just after midnight. Ro L. White of 606 Kearns Street reported minor damage estimated at $60. White provided details of the unidentified fleeing vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trun
Cable
E. Green
Kearns Street
White
Progress In German Peace Talks Inches Toward West German State
Bonn Germany (UP) after six weeks of talks the Western occupation powers and the Bonn Republic report limited progress toward establishing an independent West German state. An announcement says parties agreed on many points but others need expert study with key issues remaining the future status and security of Allied troops in Germany unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Bonn Republic
Louisville Crushes State Pack 26-2 In Snowy Return
Louisville routed North Carolina State 26 to 2 in freezing weather as Babe Ray scored a late touchdown and Jim Williams powered the Cardinals with a 64 yard drive and a 43 yard run. Karns’ 82 yard punt return gave Louisville a first half lead, lifting them from a four game skid before under 1,000 fans.
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West Virginia
Western Reserve
Citadel
Virginia
Charlottesville
Bulldogs
Cavaliers
Duke
Richmond
Spiders
Boston College
Braves Field
Boston
Billy Farris
Eagles
Skein
N. C. State
Louisville
Bill Karns
Furman
Wofford
North Carolina
State
University of Louisville
Babe
Ray
Wolfpacks
Costa
Billy Karns
Cardinals
Jim Williams
Williams
Rivenbark
Louisvilles
North Carolina State
Kearns
Louisie
Farmers vote on nickel per ton for ag research
Voters across North Carolina decide on a nickel per ton assessment on all feed and fertilizer sold in the state to fund agricultural research. If two thirds approve, about 125000 dollars yearly would be raised for three years, collected at the source and managed by the Agricultural Foundation at NC State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh -P
Tar. Heel
Tar Heel
Scott
L.Y. ‘Ballentine
Agricultural Foiundation, Inc
North Carolina State College
Jamestown Football Move Sees Changes for Monday
Yesterday’s heavy rain forced adjustments to football games involving Jamestown Trinity and Allen Jay. Jamestown’s Flying Tigers will now face Madison Monday at Madison football park at 8 PM after Madison game shift. Trinity and Allen Jay swap to Millis Stadium Monday night also at 8. Allen Jay favored by two touchdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay
Trinity
Jamestown
Flying Tigers
Madison
Madison Football Park
Allen’ Jay
Millis Stadium
Asheville
High Point
Three Injured In Head-On Collision Near Alien Jay High
Three persons were injured and damages totaled $2,000 in a head on collision in front of Alien Jay High School yesterday. Injured are Tommy C. Langley 35 of 320 Otteray Harold B. Roe Jr. 20 of 405 Woodbrook Court and James R. Lain 18 of 413 Hodgin Street. Langley described in good condition with two serious facial lacerations and shock. Lain had a mild concussion and was discharged this morning. Bennett treated for forehead and knee lacerations and released. Lain charged with improper left turn. hearing set for November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Jay High School
Tommy C. ‘Langley
Otteray
Harrold B. Roe, Jr
Woodbrook Court
James R. ‘Lain
Hodgin Street
Memorial Hospital
Langley
Lain
Bennett
D. J. Mount
N. C
Mount
James R. Lain
Glenn
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Herbert James Jeffries
William J. Frazier
Robert A. Upchurch
Deave
W. T. Moser
Staff Hoto
Tennessee
Tigers
Duke Power Company
City of
Southern Avenue
Linden Street
Duke Power
Wrenn
Ward Street
Prospect Road
Old Thomas
S. Main ST
Toom
Herbert R. Kearns
Pine Street
Wiley Safriet
Mangum Avenue
Fred Watson
Kathleen Kennedy
S. Hamilton Street
Lillie D. Hayworth
Ott. Sechrest
Frances Grubb
Gertrude Adel
E. High Street
Cone
John Newsome
Lake Street
Gilbert Wallace
Redding Street
Reddick
Idolese Bane Mance Walker
Post Office
Ofice
Thomasville
Alien Jay
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