High Point Defeats Burlington in 26–? Victory
High Point’s offense rolled for 411 yards as Frye completed four passes and O’Kelly gained 139 rushing yards. Jarrett and Harris led a strong defense while Starks, Roach, and Sorrell provided key receiving and scores. Burlington struggled without three regulars and could not punch over in the red zone.
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Bison
Bill Bailey
al Roach
High Point
Frye
Roach
O'Kelly
Jarrett
Bailey
Sorrell
Simeon
Burlington
Donnie Rickert
Harris Sturlison
Harris
Bob Harrison
Clayton
Wood
Bean
Gantt
Hall
Monk Falls
Cnn
Buswell
Snyder
Harper
Horner
Johnson
Robertson
Stowe
Barger
Coleman
Halachett
Hampton
Davis
Jenkins
Hair
Simpson Cenlters
Williams
Harvey
Chamblee
Mulils
Harrison
Long
Terrell
Jorgan
Hilliard
Dixon
Burgess
Bryan
Brantley
Fagg
Queen
Small
White
Fountain
T. Wood
C. Wood
Brady
Lucas
Spencer
Herndon
Cheniel
Wilson
Sheok
Fallis
Wright
Martin
Clarris
O'Kelly Jarrett
Batley
Meredith Browning
Rickert
Smith
Boone
M. Wood
Byrd
Tiwhlard
Wake, State In Home Tilts
Wake Forest and North Carolina State travel in hot conditions as the Tar Heels reshuffle with two new offensive players and Jeff Newton emerging as a top receiving threat. Wake Forest aims to continue a two win streak against Richmond Spiders while Bill Miller may be limited, shaping a Deacons push toward a third straight victory before William and Mary. Kate and Clemson clash in Raleigh at 7 pm with probable lineups listed for NC State Clemson.
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Page Stix
Jeff Newton
Austin
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Richmond Spiders
Deacons
Boston College
N. C. State
Bill Miller
Miller
Raleigh
William and Mary
Kate
Clemson
FCS
N.C
E—Butler
Smiuth
Britt Moonevhan
Schacht DiMuers
Pierce Brant
Bagonis Manos
Costa Byrd
Lodee Rempson
Barkensie Rodgers
Th—Webster Trail
J. Smith
Teerca
O' Rourke
Batrey
DD. Rogers
WEL
AL Colhier
Dalton Willams
PRY
Lem Harper
South Carolina
College grid results highlight decisive scores
New York Univ defeated Kings Point 21 to 13 and Auburn beat Wofford 30 to 14. Mississippi routed Boston College 34 to 7 while Miami triumphed over Florida State 35 to 13. Chattanooga overwhelmed Evansville 75 to 7 and Georgetown Kentucky edged Carson-Newman 14 to 0. Notre Dame beat Detroit 40 to 6 and Washington State beat Oklahoma A&M 27 to 13.
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College
New York Univ
Kings Point
South
Auburn
Wofford
Mississippi
Boston College
Miami
Florida State
Chattanooga
Evansville
Georgetown
Carson Newman
Tuskegee
Clark
Midwest
Notre Dame
Detroit
Far West
Washington State
Oklahoma
A&m
Telegraph editor: the unseen hero of your newspaper
Hal Boyle extols the telegraph editor, the man who selects world news for readers. He notes the editor’s mix of irritations and quirks, from ulcers to hobby fascinations, and contrasts him with the city editor as a vital but unthanked figure shaping what the public learns beyond its borders.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Nuw
Hitler
Mussolini
Stain
Weet
Telegraph
Hollywood
Star
Western Union
Iran
Hong Kong
Bali
Scandals in Revenue Bureau Hint at Wider Irregularities
Washington The House Ways and Means Subcommittee hinted at new revelations of scandals within the Internal Revenue Bureau amid tax shake downs and sideline profits by tax officials. Investigators noted indictments resignations and dismissals in districts including New York Boston St Louis and San Francisco and Chairman King said the probe has not yet produced a final report. John B Dunlap announced the resignation of Carroll Mealey deputy commissioner in charge of the Alcohol Tax Unit for ill health with a 30 day rest and Dunlap called Mealey an outstanding public servant. He said the resignation was announced to avoid reflecting on Mealey during the controversy.
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B. U. Livingstone
Washington T
House
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ways and
Grand Jtory
District Six
New York
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
King
D-Calif
Ceak
Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Carroll E. Mealey
Mealey
Albany
N. Y
Mealy
Dunlap
Internal Revenue Service
Balance Sheet: Good News and Bad in Cold War Week
United Nations forces gained in Korea under Gen. Omar Bradley. Britain withdrew 300 oil technicians from Abadan. Allied Berlin authorities repelled Eastern Communist demonstrators. Russia reportedly detonated another atomic bomb. Indochina fighting intensified with French and American aid. UN talks at Kaesong stalled with no immediate ceasefire plan.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
United Nations
Korea
Omar Bradley
U.N
Abadan
Berlin
Germany
White House
Russia
Indochina
China
Kaesong
Hypnosis Helps Singer Shed Weight from 317 to 195
Hungarian tenor Miklos Gafni recounts how self-hypnosis via a tape recorder and posthypnotic commands led to a 132 pound weight loss over two years. He trained with daily chair relaxation and a ticking Indronome, using self-talk after near starvation in a Nazi camp.
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HW. D. Quigg
New York
Aoobelly
Miklos Gafni
Gafni
Polish General Bor-Komorowski Sees Soviet Annexation of Poland
New York dispatch reports Gen. Tadeusz Bor-Komorowski, known as Sen. Bor of the Polish forces, believes Russia may annex Poland within months as part of the Soviet Union. Bor arrived from England to review the Pulaski Day parade on Fifth Ave today.
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New York
Tadeusz ‘Bor-Komorowski
Sen. Bor
Russia
Poland
Soviet Union
Bor
England
Fifth Ave
Russians Portray U S Probes as Secret Police Purge
Soviet broadcasts claim U S congressional probes amount to a purge instilling fear in Americans. They allege loyalty checks and widespread suspicion, with assertions of mass fingerprint records and many losing jobs or becoming homeless due to the checks by U S committees.
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Washington
U. S
Russia
RFC
Internal Revenue Bureau
Crime
Secret Police
America
Noteers Committee
Tommies Fall 7-0 to Monroe Python defense clinches win
Monroe high school Pythons defeated Thomasville 7 to 0 at Memorial Stadium before about 2,000. Thomasville quarterback Darr Shealy was out with a virus. Eddie McCain returned a second quarter interception for a Monroe touchdown. Bulldogs suffer injuries including Jim Kenney's broken arm. next hosts Leaksville for Everybody's Day.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Monroe High School
Pythons
Bulldogs
Meemorial
Bulldog
Darr Shealy
Bill Garrett
Eddie McCain
Monroe
Harold Helms
Wayne Wolfe
Jim Kenney
Leaksville
Fires Destroy Lumber and Cotton Factories
The Fire Department reported blazes at Globe Parlor Furniture Co at 1009 Mangum and at Carolina Cotton Baiting Co at 1105 Tate Street. The furniture fire began about 7 20 p m yesterday in the dust pit and spread to the boiler room and lumber stack with unknown origin. Six bales of cotton ignited at 5 43 a m today. A strike to War ger's Inc at 101 South Main occurred at 6 12 p m yesterday when a short circuit in an electric sign blew some wires.
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Globe Parlor Furniture Co
Mangum
Carolina Cotton Baiting Co
Tate Street
Warger’s Inc
South Main
Tyro
Football Fan Slashed After Burlington High Game
Charles M. Coleman of Burlington told police two boys slashed him after the High Point High Burlington football game here last night. He received first aid at Memorial Hospital with a cut on the right forearm and left hand requiring 11 stitches. Motive for the attack not known.
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Charles M. Coleman
Burlington
Coleman
Memorial Hospital
Four-year-old boy remains unconscious after street accident
A four year old boy, Donnie Lees Slack, was struck by a car driven by Nancy O Hinkle in the 1200 block of Adams Street while playing in front of his home. He suffered a severe head injury and a broken shoulder and remained on the critical list at Memorial Hospital. Police reported he dashed into the car’s path yesterday afternoon.
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Memorial Hospital
Donnie Lees Slack
Nancy O. Hinkle
Burton Street
Adams Street
Scott Would Make Welfare Rolls Public
North Carolina Governor Scott supports states having the right to publish relief rolls and urged Congress to grant this authority. He cited federal privacy rules, noted discussions at Gatlinburg and the National Governors Conference, and said publicity could reduce relief rolls though benefits are not certain.
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Raleigh
N. C
Gatlinburg
Scott
North Carolina
Barbara Payton On Tour In N. Carolina
Blonde film star Barbara Payton tours Raleigh and Durham to publicize her movie Drums in the Deep South. A Southern Belle contest is tied to the tour. Payton, linked to a Hollywood fistfight and a narcotics informer's slaying case, was ordered to testify before a Los Angeles grand jury on Abe Davidian's death. Tone won Payton in a prior marriage after Neal's dispute.
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Raleigh
Barbara Payton
Hollywood
Durham
Miss Payton
Deep South
Tom Neal
Franchot Tone
Neal
Tone
Cloquet
Minn
Ray B. Kinnison
U.S
Los Angeles
Miss Parton
Abe Davidian
Paroles Granted to Guilford County Group
Guilford County residents receive parole releases as part of a broader batch. John Ellis alias John Crump, sentenced 18 to 35 years for second degree burglary, is among 14 paroled offenders. Milton C. Leonard and Ben B. Moore of Guilford also parolees, with sentences for larceny and false pretense.
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Raleigh
Guilford County
T. C. Johnson
John Ellis
John Crump
Guilford
Milton C. Leonard
Ben B. Moore
Deaths and Funerals Dennis V Maness
Dennis Virgil Maness 32 of Rt 1 Asheboro died yesterday after a brief illness. Surviving are widow Frances Troutman Maness, parents Ernest and Mrs. Maness, seven brothers and three sisters. Funeral today at 4 p.m. at Needham's Grove Church with Rev Charles L Stout officiating. Burial in church cemetery.
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Dennis V. Maness Ramseur
Dennis Virgil Maness
Rt. 1
Asheboro
Frances Troutman Maness
Ernest Maness
Claude Cox
Randleman
Walter Clark
Wade Singleton
Seagrove
Aster Maness
High Point
Elis
Nolan
Howard
Harvey
Hurley
Cecil
Needham's Grove Church
Charles L. Stout
Raleigh Mayor Urges Prayer For Rain Amid Drought
Raleigh Mayor Jame Briggs urged prayers for rain as the city faces a severe water shortage. He asked pastors to mobilize congregations while conservation measures remain in effect. The main reservoir and two minor ones feed Raleigh, with about a 30 day supply left at current use.
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Raleigh
Jame Briggs
Brigg
North Carolina State College
Engineering Department
Hog Price Up Pork Unchanged Amid Sluggish Market
The Agriculture Department reports hog prices have fallen about 15 percent since midsummer, but pork prices remain steady. Today farmers receive just under $20 per 100 pounds, down from as high as $22.60 in midsummer. Beef cattle stay near price ceilings, with occasional seasonal dips as markets expand. Slaughter margins widen as hog prices drop while pork stays flat.
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Ovid A. Martin
Associated Press
Washington 2
Agriculture Department
NCS urges visitors to avoid alcohol at football games
The campus government council at North Carolina State College adopted a resolution asking visitors to the college’s football games not to drink alcoholic beverages. The council said the move aims to allow teenagers and non-drinkers to attend games without facing public drinking, rowdiness, or vulgar language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolna State College
Spartan Wolverine Clash Draws 80 000 Fans in Columbus
Ohio State and Michigan State, unbeaten, met in Ohio Stadium before more than 80 000 fans. Michigan State, coached by Biggie Munn, entered as a slim favorite to beat the Buckeyes in this non conference clash between the Big Ten rivals. The 1912 meeting noted a MSU 35 to 20 win.
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Columbus, C
Ohio State
Michigan State
Ohio Stadium
Biggie Munn
Spartans
East Lansing
Mich
Shies
High Point News Briefs and College Happenings
CITY laws Briefs covers Bloodmobile visit urged by Underwriters group and entertainment by P. Lee Smith. HONORED AT WINTHROP Barbara Lowe of High Point named to Senior Order at Winthrop College. IN DUKE MEDICAL SCHOOL Octavius Bonner Jr among 76 in four year Duke program. half NC students, 80 percent South. DAVIDSON PLEDGES Over 200 new students pledge fraternities including High Point recruits. CHURCH SPEAKER Arthur D Wenger of Atlantic Christian College to speak at Central Christian Church services.
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High Point Life Under Writers Association
Borden-Gibson Ice Cream Company
Gordon B. Weathers
High Point
P. Lee Smith
Winthrop
Barbara Lowe
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
S. C
Duke Medical School
Octavius Blanchard Bonner, Jr
Duke University School of Medicine
W. C. Davison
North Carolina
South
Davidson
Davidson College
Dick Stockton
Pan-Helenic Council
Budd Montgomery
Sigma Chi
Edward C. Cridlebaugh, Jr
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Henry Brockmann
Central Christian Church
Arthur D. Wenger
Atlantic Christian Collge
Jolly Receives 60 Day DUI Sentence in Municipal Court
James H. Jolly of High Point was sentenced to 60 days for drunken driving by Judge Archie Myatt. Remainder of dispositions include Charlie Foy fined for load limit violations, Johnnie White guilty of assault with deadly weapon, Albert Tilley ordered to pay support with suspended sentence, and Thomas W. Hodges charged with assault with deadly weapon with costs to be taxed.
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James H. Jolly
High Point
Archie Myatt
Charlie Foy
Wilmington
Johnnie White
Martin
Albert Tilley
Willowbrook
Thomas W. Hodges
Old Winston Road
Friends Meet at Springfield for Annual Rally
Springfield Friends Meeting south of High Point hosts its annual rally starting 9 30 am with B Russell Branson of the American Friends Service Committee as featured speaker at 11 am. An attendance goal of 325 is set with prizes for oldest man and woman and youngest child. A church grounds picnic follows the worship.
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Springfield
Allen Jay Student Hurt In Fall From Moving Auto
A one year old Allen Jay High School student, Charles Bell of Fairfield Road, fell from a moving car yesterday afternoon and suffered a scalp gash. He was treated at High Point Memorial Hospital and discharged. Driver Joseph Vancannon of Circle Drive was identified by Highway Patrolman E D Atkinson Jr. as the motorist involved.
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Allen Jay High School
Charles Bell
Fairfield Road
E. D. Atkinson, Jr
High Point Mermorial Hospital
Atkinson
Joseph Vancannon
Circle Drive
Collision on English Street Causes 365 Damages
Police report 365 in damages after a bumper to bumper crash in the 600 block of English Street at 3 45 p m yesterday. William H T Overman of 1124 Tryon stopped in traffic near Lindsay Street and was rear ended by a car driven by Edward G Hogue Negro of Spindale.
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English Street
Tax Bill Split In Aid to Smoker
Washington report says Senate and House tax conferees split on tobacco duties. An amendment cuts the tax on smoking, chewing and snuff tobacco from 18 to 10 cents per gooder, while both chambers’ bills add a one cent per pack rise for cigarettes.
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Washington
ULP
Senate
House
British Chief for Malaya Ambushed
Sir Henry Gurney the British High Commissioner in Malaya was killed in an ambush on a jungle road near Fraser's Hill two miles from a mountain gap. Lady Gurney escaped injuries as bandits identified as Communist guerrillas attacked. Gurney led Malayan administration since 1948 amid emergency measures and a large deployment of police and troops.
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Singapore
Malaya
Henry Gurney
Radio Malaya
Gurney
Kuala Lumpur
Fraser's Hill
Pahang-Selangor
Colonial Office
Britain
Golden Bears Favored After Mixed College Scores
Night action featured Mississippi recovering seven fumbles to edge Boston College 34 and Washington State rallying to defeat Oklahoma A&M 27 13. Harry Agganis propelled Boston University past Louisville 30 0 and Florida State’s 13 game streak ended by Florida 35 13. Auburn dominated Wofford 30 14 while Dayton beat Youngstown 27 7 and Ohio Wesleyan stopped Buffalo 21 0. Chattanooga crushed Evansville 75 7.
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Jimmy Lear
Mississippi
Boston College
Washington State
Oklahoma A&m
Harry Agganis
Boston University
Louisville
Fla
University
Florida State
Auburn
Wofford
Dayton
Youngstown
Ohio Wesleyan
Buffalo
Attanooga
Evansville
Lenoir Rhyne Opens Bid For Conference Peak
The Bears face a tough schedule after last week’s setback as Appalachian, Newberry, Elon and Western Carolina loom. In nonconference play Guilford and East Tennessee state games are on tap, with Catawba meeting Western Carolina under lights and Greenville hosting key matchups.
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Lenoir
Bears
Newberry
Appalachian
Associated Press
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