Turnover Likely in North Carolina Legislature Seats
The article notes expected major shifts as Durham Mayor William Hatch and Wake County figures gain positions, with several representatives eyeing Senate seats. It lists many senators at risk of rotation and suggests a purge is unnecessary as battles focus on filling vacancies with allied lawmakers.
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William Hatch
Wake
Frank Huskins
Yancey
Industrial Commission
Woodrow Jones
Rutherfordton
Senate
House
Gibbs
Warren
Mose
Nash
Rowen Pender
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Hester
Bladen
Shaw
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Hoke
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Pittman
Lee
Song of Parson
Price
Rockingham
Webb
Orange
Pate
Scotland
Phillips
Davidson
Richardson
Union
Marshall
Stokes
Warlick
Catawba
Dalton
Rutherford
Wilson
Caldwell
Hodges
Henderson
Crawford
Jackson
Nichols
Cherokee
Rodman
Beaufort
Perry
Watauga
Miami Mayor appoints mother in law as secretary
Miami mayor William M. Wolforth announces a practical solution to the mother in law issue by hiring his wife's mother as City Hall secretary.
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Miami
Fla
William M. Wolforth
City Hall
Deaths and Funerals Bascom Osborn Walter Hutchins
Funeral services for Bascom Henry Osborn and Walter Bruce Hutchins were held in North Carolina. Osborn, 66, died Sunday after an extended illness. interment was in Guilford Memorial Mausoleum. Hutchins’ service occurred in Lebanon Methodist Church with burial in Guilford Memorial Park.
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Walter B. Hutchins
Walter Bruce Hutchins
Lebanon Methodist Church
D. D. Broome
O. L. Easter
Guilford Memorial Park
Bill Southern
Will Thompson
Preston Sechrest
Mr. Cox
Emery Nelson
Raymond Whitt
Moravian church archivist Dr Adelaide Fries dies at 78
Dr Adelaide L Fries, 78, longtime archivist of the Moravian church, died after being stricken at home in Winston-Salem. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the home Moravian church with Bishop J Kenneth Pfohl and doctors Spaugh and Rights officiating, burial in Old Salem graveyard.
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Adelaide Fries
Winston-Salem
Adelaide L. Fries
Moravian Church
Old Salem
J. Kenneth Pfoh
R. Gordon Spaugh
Douglas L. Rights
Mrs Lucy Ann Fulk Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Lucy Ann Fulk aged 77 died at her home 1520 Longstreet on Wednesday morning after several months illness. She was born in Surry County, daughter of the late James and Rebecca Bry ant Chilton. Survived by daughter Mrs John Yeager Baltimore Maryland, four sons Otis Fulk Reno Nevada Raymond Fulk Myrtle Beach South Carolina Dixie Fulk Asheville and A Lincoln Fulk Dunn. three brothers T M Chilton Pinnacle Rev J W Chilton Pilot Mountain and C W Chilton Pleasant Garden. nine grandchildren. Member of Deep River Friends meeting. Funeral Thursday at 3 pm in Sechrest chapel with burial in Deep River Friends cemetery. Dr A B Conrad officiating. Body at funeral home.
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Lucy Ann Fulk
Longstreet
Surry Couny
James
Rebecca Bryant Chilton
John Yeager
Baltimore
Otis Fulk
Reno
Nev
Raymond Fulk
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Dixie Fulk
Asherville
A. Lincoln Fulk
Dunn
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Briggs dies at local hospital
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Briggs of C-30 Kivett Drive died this morning in a local hospital. He is survived by his parents a brother John B. Briggs Jr Mrs Annie Briggs of High Point and the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson of Exmouth England. Burial will be Thursday afternoon in Hickory Chapel cemetery.
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John B. Briggs
Kivett Drive
Annie Briggs
High Point
Walter Johnson
Exmouth
England
Hickory Chapel Cemetery
Grand Jury Drops Charges Against Halifax Officers
The Halifax county grand jury returned a not true bill, dropping charges against ABC officers E. W. Kilpatrick and S. E. Ewell in a case involving an assault on Lee Hill. Hill, 29, claimed officers beat him after detaining him at a liquor still act and, in a separate proceeding, Hill and two companions pleaded guilty and were fined in recorder's court.
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Halifax
Halifax County
ABC
Lee Hill
Hill
Bill
E. W. Kilpatrick
S. E. Ewell
Still
Recorder’s Court
Capitol Square By Lynn Nisbet on North Carolina equality
Rural groups push for balanced funding as NC aims to treat all citizens equally across counties. Senator Clyde Hoey criticizes civil rights trends while noting strong private enterprise themes and the $200 million rural bond plan.
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North Carolina
Clyde Hoey
State
Optometric Society
FEPC
Lewis Delays Group Meeting in Miner Crisis
UMW chief stays in Washington as policy committee meets awaiting guidance on extending the three week truce or resuming the strike. If a walkout returns it could involve 380,000 miners nationwide including eastern Pennsylvania anthracite and western soft coal workers.
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Moses
Lewis
UMW
Washington
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Miscoon
Burley tobacco sales reach $43.44 average on Asheville market
A total of 446912 pounds of burley tobacco sold on the Asheville market at an average of $43.44 per hundred yesterday. About 17 percent of sales went to the Commodity Credit Corporation. comparison data shows 354494 pounds at $44.11 on opening day. Also notes a large Hereford cattle herd on Hawaii’s Parker ranch.
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Raleigh
Navy
Asheville
Eements of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Patrolman Probes Fatal Accident on Fisher Ferry Street
Thomasville report says an eight year old girl, child of Mr and Mrs Grady Childress, was struck by a 1939 DeSoto driven by Charles Skeen of Thomasville as she darted into the road. The girl remained in the hospital with a broken jaw and possible skull fracture as officer Herman Ivey investigations continue.
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Thomasville
Herman Ivey
Fisher Ferry Street
Grady
Fisher Ferry Extension
Charles Skeen
DeSoto
Fisher Ferry
Teen-Agers Missing From Allen Jay Homes
Two Allen Jay area girls Bernice Millis 15 and Helen Shelton 14 were reported missing last night after not returning from school Monday. They were seen in High Point yesterday afternoon and told a friend they planned to go to West End to meet two boys. Millis wears a wine coat blue skirt and pink sweater. Shelton is a red head in a gray skirt and pink sweaters.
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Allen Jay
Bernice Millis
Helen Shelton
High Point
West End
Millis
Shelton
Don’ts for Pimples Offer Quick Relief
Do not scratch or squeeze pimples to avoid infection. Peterson's Ointment promises fast relief for itching pimples and irritated skin, improving appearance and feel with one application or money back. It also relieves itchy feet and cracks between toes available at druggists for 40 cents.
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Peterson
Social Security recommends broadening Old Age Insurance coverage
The Social Security Administration urges congressional revision to extend Old Age and Survivors Insurance to all workers including farm and domestic workers non profits and self employed. The proposal would let anyone insured for social payments claim benefits at the eligible time. For details contact the High Point SSA office or post office building. Petunias are in the potato family.
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Social Security Administration
Victory Ointment advertised for instant relief
An advertisement promotes Victory Ointment for athlete's foot and minor skin irritations. It claims no alcohol no acid no sting and easy use for soldiers and home folks. Sold at Eckerd's Ring Harris Jeff's Anderson Mann's and Galloway's drug stores and locally by town druggists.
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High Point
Eckerd's
Ring Harris
Jeff's
Anderson
Mann's
Galloway's
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