Quiet Saturday in Police Report with Few Charges
Police described a quiet Saturday with only a few incidents. Three men on Mendenhall Street faced affray charges, and Brown posted bond after a forehead gash. Howard Swift was sought in a Gra ham hit and run. Paul Poage faced drunken driving and hit and run charges after a two-vehicle collision.
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Mendenhall Street
Howard Swift
W. A. Brown
Trinity
Charlie Southern
Tate Street
Brown
Swift
Graham
Paul Poage
Barbee Street
Poage
Statesville
James B. Chilton
L. E F. Johnson
Johnson
Vernon Lee Marshburn
Jamestown
Mabel Griffith
Greensboro
Marshburn
John Walter Henderson
West
Burton Street
Harold Grady Morris
East Avenue
High Point and Guilford County November fines and forfeitures
A report shows High Point's share of November court fines and forfeitures at 3270.50 dollars. The total collected by Municipal Court in November was 9005.50 dollars, with Guilford County receiving 4805 dollars including 25 dollars from bond forfeiture. State tax 620 dollars and officers pension fund 310 dollars account for the rest. The November totals edged slightly below October. The Baltimore reference notes the 1844 horse-drawn omnibus remark by the Baltimore Sun.
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High Point
Yes. W. Nash
Guilford County
High Point businessman heads new North Carolina political group
In Southern Pines on November 2 a High Point businessman James Rawleigh was named state chairman of The Citizens Committee North Carolina after the group renamed from North Carolina Citizens for Eisenhower. The body billed itself as independent while aiming for a two party system and urged public education of officials and good government.
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High Point
New State
Southern Pines
Eisenhower
Gapeei
Citizens Committee
North Carolina
Citizens For
James Rawleigh
Bomar Lawrence
Charlotte
Douglas ©. Cameron
Concord
Second View
Fred Seely
Asheville
Third View
Jesse W. Page
Fourth View
Rawleigh
Aubrey Moore
Raleigh
Funeral rites for Clayton L. Monroe held at Green Street Baptist
Funeral services for Clayton L. Monroe 49 were conducted at Green Street Baptist Church with Dr. L B Reavis and Rev J P H McNatt officiating. Interment followed in Oakwood Memorial Park. Active pallbearers included High Point Fire Department members Claude Canady J E Horney W C Dennis B W Davis T L Byerly J Ray Gallimore R W Myers and R C Lewis. Monroe a longtime High Point firefighter of 28 years died of a heart attack at High Point Memorial Hospital Thursday evening.
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Clayton L. Monro
Clayton L. Monroe
Green Street Baptist Church
L. B. Reavis
J. P. H. McNatt
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Claude Canady
J. E. Horney
W. C. Dennis
B. W. Davis
T. L. Byerly
J. Ray Gallimore
High Point Fire Department
R. W. Myers
R. C. Lewis
Monroe
East Green Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Local Man's Father Robert P Cochran Dies in Newton
Word has been received of the death of Robert P Cochran who died Saturday morning in a Newton hospital. He was the father of Marion Cochran of 208 Hillcrest Drive. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the First Methodist Church in Newton with burial to follow in Newton.
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Robert P. Cochran
Newton
Marion Cochran
Hillcrest Drive
First Methodist Church
Valdosta Father Questions Virginia Death Police Conduct
A Valdosta man alleges police mistreatment influenced the death of his son, Raven physician Grantland S. Miller. He cites reports of harrassment by Richlands police and questions the Virginia medical examiner’s finding of a self-administered sedative dose. He seeks a state investigation and notes prior local legal troubles and a confrontation with local officers.
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Valdosta
Virginia
R. E. Miller
Grantland S. Miller
University of Georgia Medical School
Raven
Richlands
Esday Miller
Lowndes County
Miller
Omer Franklin Jr
U. S. Army
Franklin
Grantland
Richland
Ike Fills Another Top Position
Ike Eisenhower takes a new post with duties to prepare echoes and reports to the President. Hughes, 31, ex-State Department staffer and Time Inc. alumni, is noted. Eisenhower schedules a weekend conference with five men including Milton Eisenhower, Arthur Vandenberg Jr., Nelson Rockefeller, Robert Johnson, and two university presidents.
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Hughes
State Department
Time, Inc
Eisenhower
Milton
Pennsylvania State Liege
Arthur Vandenberg Jr
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Johnson
Temple University
Arthur 5Owsomagg
Ohio Wesleyan University
Flemming
Johnson
Citizens Committee
Hoover
Wake Forest Student Joins Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary
L. M. Wright Jr. of Thomasville, a Wake Forest College senior, is among seven men inducted into Omicron Delta Rho national honorary leader fraternity for men.
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L. M. Wright, Jr
Thomasville
Wake Forest College
Omicron Delta Rase
Simple Lemons Cure Rheumatic Pain Claim
An old advert promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a remedy for rheumatic and arthritis pain. It promises a two week supply with lemon juice and water, claiming relief within 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee if no improvement.
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Vader
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