Fire Destroys Ticket Booth At Stadium
In Thomasville Memorial Stadium a 4 by 6 foot ticket seller booth burned down last night due to an undetermined origin. Firemen arrived at 10 17 p m and reported the booth beyond saving. Earlier, a grass fire at 1 20 p m and a kitchen grease incident at 617 Midland Ave caused minor alarms with no damage.
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Unity Street
Ira Craven
Midland Ave
Lexington United Fund Over Goal
Lexington United Fund drive chairman Eric Morgan said the current appeal has realized 750 over the goal. He reported 63890.30 either collected or pledged, exceeding the annual goal by the 11th year over the top of the effort.
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Detroit Papers Reunion After Strike Ends in Detroit
Detroit Free Press to publish tonight marking first issue since strike by two craft unions closed the paper and Detroit News since July 13. News to issue post-strike edition Wednesday after Local 13 Printing Pressmen settlement. Local 10 Plate and Paper Handlers had settled earlier.
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Slippery Streets Spark Morning Wrecks and Investigations
Heavy rains made streets slick causing three wrecks between 7:40 and 8:10 a.m. on Ward Street Surratt Drive and S Main Street with injuries reported. A patrol car crash at Leonard and Price streets injured no one but damaged the vehicle significantly. Authorities filed charges for intoxicated driving and assault with bonds set, while other drivers sustained minor injuries and property damage varied.
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Surratt Drive
S. Main Street
Southern Motors
George Edward Jenkins
Vernon Street
Leonard and
Price Streets
William C. McGill
Hoskins Street
Keith Marsh
Bencini Street
Herbert Lynwood Marsh
Herbert R. York
Charles E. Ruddock
Fraley Road
Fitzgerald Reelected Head Of 10 A Fire Dept Board
Lonnie Fitzgerald was reelected president of the 10 A Fire Department board of directors at the annual meeting. Ned Welborn was reelected vice president and Sherrill Cull id and Baxter Hayworth were elected to the board. Chief Y R Origin Wright recapped activity noting 22 calls answered this year and explained early panic lore.
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Ned Welborn
Sherrill Cullid
Baxter Hayworth
Dea
Y. R
Wright
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