Conference Of Young People Well Attended
Large crowds of youths attended the First Methodist church conference. Mrs. E. H. Ould of Wake, Virginia spoke on Discovering Our Selves. A forum followed. A 6:30 banquet sold out. Attendees included Claude McKinney and Mary Brown. Mrs. Ould spoke at High Point college chapel today.
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Soldier from Fairmont Killed in Atlantic City Hit-and-Run
Sgt James J Brown of Fairmont West Virginia completed a full B 24 gunner tour with the Army Air Forces. While riding a motorcycle on a local Atlantic City boulevard he stopped at a red light and was struck by a hit and run driver during processing at Redistribution Station No 1.
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Special Counsel In Case Of Meadows Paid 15000
Raleigh October 2 The contingency fund was drawn for about 15000 at a council of state meeting to pay fees and expenses of lawyers aiding Solicitor David Clark in prosecuting Dr Leon R Meadows. Attorneys received 4500 each plus 242 and 1331.26 expense money.
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State News Briefs From Salisbury to Raleigh
Hospitalized coach Gordon Kirkland remains under care at Rowan Memorial after Catawba Indians loss to William and Mary. Paige Graham and Lt Dwight Holshover take charge for Friday’s home game with Kinston Marines. Catawba Emory and Henry game moved up to Oct 12 for R J Reynolds appearance.
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Inner-Aid Craze Claims Quick Health Boost for All
A local ad promotes INNER-AID a 12 herb bowel and stomach cleanser claiming to cure gas bloat constipation and sluggish liver and kidneys. It says a woman who once threw her dinner to the dog now eats normally and feels like a new person. Sold at area drug stores in High Point.
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High Point
Democrats Back Vinson Tax Cut Plan Amid Bipartisan Push
Washington reports a broad Democratic show of support for Fred Vinson's proposed 5 billion dollar tax cut for next year aimed at freeing 12 million low income earners from further levies. Senate and House leaders praise the plan as a constructive approach though Republicans say it does not go far enough.
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Proctor Urges Support for North Carolina Orphanage
Supt. C. K. Proctor describes the Oxford orphanage as an investment in North Carolina youths lacking chances. He notes Thanksgiving drives appeal to state citizens for needed aid at the oldest state orphanage, established 72 years ago, with over 5,000 children served.
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North Carolina orphanage seeks aid for 308 children
Superintendent Proctor explains the Masonic institution houses 308 children including many not from Masonic families. The 170000 dollar annual budget covers shelter clothing food recreation heat books health and training. Liberal gifts are needed to sustain operations and emergency repairs. The home aims to repay citizens with trained young people and strong character.
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Uates
North Carolina
Proctor
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New Mexico barber shop line grows with Good Samaritans
In a Baton, New Mexico barber shop incident three men offered the barber a ride home to secure priority on the waiting list. They returned to find seven customers queued, with five to seven in line appreciative of the gesture.
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Baton, N. M
Good Samaritans
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