Dallas Receives Three Year Term In Prison
Dallas and his firm faced a lengthy sentence after admitting to withholding sales and misreporting expenses from 1941 to 1945. Judge Hayes noted the motive to dodge taxes and imposed punishment, with discussions on potential repayment plans and the impact on the business and its 136 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Bureau of Internal Revenue Agents
McCrery
Wayte
Hayes
Maj. L. P. McLendon
Nayes
McLendon
Bryce Holt
Holt
Kiwanis Club Hears Music Students Friday
The Kiwanis noon meeting featured a musical program directed by William Collins of High Point College. Graham Wagner sang Mine Alone and Mother McCree, Willie Davis performed My Love Is a Fisherman and You'll Never Walk Alone, and Claude Maxwell offered The Blind Plowman and Tally Ho. Accompanists Marjorie Brown and John Raper joined. The group closed with America the Beautiful as President W. D. Lewis presided. Visitors Pete Jones and Pepper Tice from the Key Club attended. Plans for Kiwanis Ladies Night at Emarylwood Country Club on December 7 were announced as virtually complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
William Collins
High Point College
Collins
Graham Wagner
Mother McCree
Willie Davis
Claude Maxwell
Marjorie Brown
John Raper
W. D. Lewis
Pete Jones
Pepper Tice
Key Club
Emerylwood Country Club
Rains Ella B funeral and multiple obituaries
Death notices for Mrs. Ella Brown Rains of 600 East Guinfid Street with service at Memorial Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Weldon and interment in Holy Hills Cemetery. Mrs. Eula F Williams 51, funeral at 195 Burton Street by Rev. Newell with interment in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Mrs Eta Losse Sink Farabee Winston Salem obituary with services at Memorial Presbyterian Church. several survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella B. Rains
Thomasville
Ella Brown Rains
East Guinfid Street
Wilson O. Weldon
Memoral Methodist Church
Ralph Rains
Paul Raos
Frank Rains
Glenn Kloser
J. D. Stinson
J. E. Lyndon
Maurice Bales
Dan Smith
Virginia Smith
Willie May
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Memorial Methodist Church
Ella Lambeth
Holy Hills
Ratis
Winston-Salem
Eucla F. Williams
Eula F. Williams
Edgar Williams
Moon
Burton Street
Anno Newell
First Church of God
R. F. Gutlecge
John Deaton
Armold Osome
Jack Haynes
Jack Funt
Fax Anderson
Parx Cometerm
Ella Fakabee
Eta Losse Sink
Dediay
HT. Lee
Poi
Faraber
Memorial Presbytenan
Memorial Presbytenan Cgre
Pestor
Fll. McKenzie
Winstor
Thamesville
Sue Steranichi
Wage and Salary Stabilization Rules Outlined to Local Accountants
Mrs Pauline W Horton told Piedmont Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants that employers must comply with wage and salary controls. Speaking at the Emerywood Country Club November meeting she described the Stabilization Administration and noted two boards govern employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
National Association of Cost Accountants
Pauline W. Horton
Horton
of Cost Accountants
Emerywood Country Club
Eight UNC students win Morehead Foundation scholarships
Eight University of North Carolina students received Morehead Foundation scholarships worth 1550 dollars each for demonstrated capability, character, leadership, and future promise. Recipients include Gene Medlin of Greensboro Francis Newton of Chapel Hill Edgar Chandler of Thomasville Sam Joyner of Kernersville Edward Bilpuch of Adah William Little of Hickory John Kelton of Port Tampa City and Hugh Rankin of Reidsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chape. Hill
University of North Carolina
Morehead Foundation
Gene W. Medlin
Greensboro
Francis L. Newton
Chapel Hill
Edgar T. Chandler
Thomasville
Sam Joyner
Kernersville
Edward G. Bilpuch
Adah
William F. Little
Hickory
John D. Kelton
Port Tampa City
Fla
Hugh Rankin
Reidsville
Wage and Hour Office in County Greensboro
The Wage and Hour Division office in Greensboro provides rulings and forms for Wage Stabilization Board regulations. It is responsible for stabilizing wages salaries and other compensation of nonexempt workers, excluding bona fide executives administrators professionals or outside sales personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Wage Stabilization Board
Self-sufficiency via Totalitarianism Debate at College
Harold R S associate editor of News said self-sufficiency through Totalitarianism leads nations astray as speakers addressed the Harriet EL 4: Science Forum at the college tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reind Alley
Snow Likely Next Week Says Friendship Weather Bureau
Cold spell to continue with possible snow flurries later in the week. Partly cloudy today in the area with a high near 50 and a low around 26. Tomorrow’s high about 43 with a previous night low of 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
Charlie
Davidson College Professor Publishes Piedmont Partisan Novel
Professor Chalmers Davidson, of Davidson College, has written and published the novel Piedmont Partisan. The book will be on sale soon and should attract Davidson alumni and Piedmont area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers Davidson
Davidson College
Piedmont Partisan
Piedmont Area
Escapee Donald Fagg Sought by State Police
CITY News Briefs report local police still seek Sanford prison camp escapee Donald Fagg whose mother lives at 834 Howard Street. He is wanted by the state police. Civil actions note Almeda Hargraves White vs Le Roy White with an absolute divorce on separation. Red Cross calls seek blood donations during the Bloodmobile visit to High Point and surrounding dates November 23-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Donald Fagg
Howard Street
Red Cross
High Point
Dance In Thomasville Is Called Off Tonight
THOMASVILLE The Beta Sigma Phi sorority dance planned for tonight at the American Legion hall has been canceled. It is expected to be rescheduled for a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
American Legion
German Refugees In Accident Seek Local Help
German speaking pastor Rev Harry D Hawthorn aided two displaced Germans Nikolai Kuschrar and his wife from Frankfurt after a Main Street crash with Henry E Harrison of Trinity Route 2. Police could not understand the couple and the case was sent to municipal court for resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
S. Main Street
Harry D. Hawthorn
Emmanuel Church
Nikolai
Kuschrar
High Point
Trinity
Main Sweet
Henry E. Harrison
Thim
Western Union Man Arrested in Michigan Gambling Probe
NEW YORK A Western Union vice president Samuel Barr aged 50 was arrested on a Michigan fugitive warrant charging conspiracy to violate gambling laws by using Western Union equipment to transmit horse race information. Barr surrendered and was released to attend a hearing on December 7. The investigation followed a September raid on a Grand Rapids horse room and other Western Union offices in Grand Rapids and Detroit. Western Union officials called the arrest an outrage and noted machines used for betting information were removed when illegal activity was found. Earlier, Western Union paid a $1,000 fine in Bridgeton New Jersey for a disorderly house linked to betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union
Michigan
Samuel Barr
Eugene F. Townsend
Barr
John Fi. Waters
Grand Rapids
Edward G. Burleson
Townsend
John F. X. Masterson
Detroit
Waters
Masterson
Bridgeton
N. J
Father Turns Over Two Sons To NY Police
In New York Raphael Charles turned over his two sons Frank and Antonio to police after finding drug gear in their Manhattan apartment. Frank, 20, faces illegal possession charges. Antonio, 18, is still at large. The judge bailed Frank at 2500 dollars and urged the boys to thank their father and the court for help. Tularemia outbreak note ends the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NY Police
New York
Raphael Charles
Frank
Antonio
Kentucky
Charres
Fines Levied in 21 Bootlegger Trials by Municipal Court
Judge Archie Myatt presided over bootlegger rounds with 24 of 35 cases resolved. Fines totaling over 4000 were imposed on 21 defendants, while others were continued to November 21 and 30 and December 10. Several defendants faced suspensions up to three years. three cars were ordered confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myatt
Claude ‘Hayworth
Gib
Russell
Hayworth
Grubb, White and
Reddick
Myatt
Dunn Farmer Case Dismissed by Superior Court Judge
Superior Court Judge A R Crisp ruled there was not enough evidence to send Dunn farmer charged with dynamiting a neighbor's home to a jury. The decision sparked sharp criticism from solicitor Jack Hooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Superior Court
A. R. Crisp
Crisp
Jack Hooks
Reckless Driving And Drunkenness Head Court
Forty-year-old Joe Fletcher Hunt of Polk Street drew six months in Recorder's Court for four liquor counts. He was found guilty in three drunkenness cases and one prohibition violation. sentences run concurrently. Other judgments list speeding, driving drunk, assault, and other traffic offenses with various fines, costs, and suspended terms across multiple defendants in Polk County court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myatt
Worth Davis
Fourth Street
Lexie
Frances Grubbs
W. Russell Street
Lake Street
John Newsome
Willett Dixon
Leonard Street
William Stroud Jordan
Kirlow
W. A. Morgan
Route 6
Carl Reddick
Idoltreet
John Swaim
Dorris Street
Billy White
Hub
Kearns
Pine Street
Lillie
D. Hayworth
Claude Hayworth
Pine
Fred Watson
Broad Street
Gib Russell
Wiley Safrell
Mangum
John Little
Vivian Harps
E. High
Lillian Peat
Richardson
Thomasville
Joe Fletcher Hunt
Polk Street
Recorder's Court
Charles Morris Ward
Hickory
James Rodgers Lepka
Fort Bragg
Grady Mendenhall
Highland
Winston
Frank Griffin
Winston-Salem
William Lambeth
Bobby Hall
William Arthur Bodenheimer
William Arthur Bodenheimer of ‘Route 3
James Andrew Coleman
Franklin
High Point
Fay Dean Crotis
Cox
A. B. Roddy
Greciar
iHay
Dr Cannon to Speak at Wesley Memorial Sunday
Dr James Cannon III, dean of Duke Divinity School, will lecture at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Sunday November 18 at 11 am on The Christian Ministry. He is Virginia conference ordained, World War I chaplain, and has long taught at Duke prior to becoming dean in 1950. He will also address the church board November 19 at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cannon
Duke Divinity School
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Cannon
Virginia Conference
Dean Cannon
Wesley Memorial
Social Security claims and local office schedule
The notice outlines three Social Security payments and eligibility, including retirement survivors and lump sum payments. It explains work requirements, claim timing, and that benefits require an application. Local office in High Point is Room 201, Post Office Building. counties Davidson and Randolph receive regular visits in Lexington, Thomasville, Asheboro, and Liberty with set times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
Social Security Office
High Point
Davidson
Randolph
Lexington
Thomasville
Asheboro
Liberty
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Piedmont Chapter Accountants
UNC
Ame
Fairview School
Enterprise
Glenn
City News Briefs
Almeda Hargraves White
LeRoy White
Grace Flower Shop
Grek Point
X. Wrenn & Rowell
LTK
Just
General Electric
ETT Plumbing & Heating CO i
PHOSE
Monark
DuPont
Covereant & Savings
Nark Shade Go
J. B. Rike
TEL
J. B. Rike & Son
Rabbe and Batho Te
S Main ST
Dr. Cannon
Ruth G. Duffy
High Point Social Security Office
Petes
Eby Dee
Idwodd
Guilford
New Funeral Home
North Main Street
Yow's Funeral Home
Aelia
Sane
eLio Mittel ThEast
Sheroff Oil Company
Sol
Hern Ave
Richeels
Lewis Motor CO
S. Wrenn
Cecil
Phil Walker
OPO Clothing
Kleen
Reed Supply CO
Tromasville
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