Marine Radio Station Serves Eastern Cities
WMH in Baltimore operates as a municipally owned marine radio station serving Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington and the Hampton Roads area along the East Coast It relays daily ship positions to shipping agents and supports several other coastal stations from Massachusetts to Florida with RCA supplying gear and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Harwood
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
WMH
United States
Municipal Pier
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Hampton Roads
Chatham
Mass
New York
Amagansett
Long Island
Tuckerton
N. J
Savannah
Jacksonville
Santana
Hialeah
Fla
Radio Corp of America
High Point High School Library Gears Up for National Book Week
In observance of National Book Week the HPHS library opens new books for the student body and Library Club members Fred Bryant and Kaye Green will lead events. A special exhibit for elementary grades is planned, tours of the HPHS library will occur, and a student congress delegates will attend in Asheville with bills like Changing the Electoral System and Requiring Health Certificates. Senior class play tryouts begin Tuesday and Wednesday for a February performance. An ice cream party celebrated room 201’s high attendance at open house. Thanksgiving programs by all musical groups concluded with "All Glory, Loud and Honor" and other hymns. Students now prepare for six weeks of tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Library Club
Fred Bryant
Veo Vaine
Kaye Green
HPHS
Asheville
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Lee H. Edwards
Washington
United States
Frits van der Steur
Nancy Anne Stanley
Charles Taylor
Eisenhower to skip vacation this weekend
The White House states President Eisenhower will not vacation this weekend in Augusta Georgia. Press secretary James Hagerty confirms he may travel next week but will be in the Oval Office Monday morning and will otherwise seek a change of scenery at Augusta National.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Augusta
Augusta National
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
First U S Passenger Ships Begin in Pascagoula Yards
The first passenger ship construction in United States yards in four years began last October in Pascagoula Mississippi with the keels laid on two 25 million dollar passenger liners. Ship building had previously gone to foreign operators due to lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pascagoula
Miss
Dickeys Welcome Identical Twins In High Point Family
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dickey of 1508 N. Hamilton St. welcomed identical twin sons Phillip Lane and Mark Wayne on November 10, five minutes apart. The Dickey family shows a strong twin lineage including the mother, sister, and several relatives. Both parents, natives of Adamsville Tennessee, live in High Point where Mr. Dickey works as a pattern maker at Adams-Millis Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip
Mark Dickey
Henry Dickey
N. Hamilton St
Dickey
Janet Teague
Tom Alston
Enterprise
Phillip Lane
Mark Wayne Dickey
Dickeys
Mr. Dickey
Mrs. Dickey
Mark
Adamsville
Tenn
High Point
Adams-Millis Corp
Two Stand Accused of Slaying Child in West Virginia
Prosecutor files murder warrants for James Beaver and Virginia Beaver father and grandmother of two year old Billy Beaver after his disappearance from a log cabin home amid cold weather. Investigators note literacy issues and conflicting accounts while the mother, 18, is pregnant.
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Huntington
W Va
Billy Beaver
Russell L. Daugherty
James Beaver
Virginia Beaver
Beaver
Pearance
Here
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Marine Radio Station
Griffith
Office Equipment CO
N. Main
Ward ST
Ain Et Si
National Forensic League
Ring-Harris Pharmacy
Aik
Belk
Rome
AVN
North Main ST
Ike
Davis Patrol & Detective Agency
Jack S$. Davis
Esterbrook
N. Wrenn ST
Jarrett's Stationery Co
General Electric
North Main
Leonard
G Yi
North Wrenn Street
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