Trial Opens In Carl Story Assault Case In Raleigh
A trial opened today in Raleigh charging Carl O Story with assault. James E Johnson Polk County auditor and tax supervisor testified that Story attacked him in Johnsons office last winter after Johnson reviewed tax records. Police also reported heightened saturation patrol statewide with 231 speeding arrests and 402 traffic violations over the weekend.
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Pieces County
Carl O. Story
James E. Johnson
Polk County
Polk
Johnson
Story
Raleigh
State Highway Patrol
Ed Scheidt
Scheidt
North Carolina sees record September milk and eggs
North Carolina's September production set records with cows yielding 149 million gallons of milk, up from 370,000 to 385,000 cows. Hen egg output reached 104 million, a 22 percent rise as laying rates climbed from 1,116 to 1,188 eggs per 100 layers and the hen population grew from 7,634,000 to 8,714,000.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
E Service
Gov Umstead announces two new State Stream Sanitation appointees
Gov Umstead announced the appointment of two new members to the State Stream Sanitation Committee. Mrs Earl Bishopric of Leaksville will replace Mrs G W Cover of Andrews whose term expired. J N Vann of Ahoskie will replace W P Saunders of Southern Pines who did not seek reappointment. Terms expire July 11.
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Raleigh
State
Umstead
Earl Bishopric
Leaksville
G. W. Cover
Andrews
J. N. Vann
Ahoskie
W. P. Saunders
Southern Pines
North Carolina Association of Quality Restaurants Convention
Charlotte hosts the seventh annual convention with a four day exposition at the Armory Auditorium. About fifty five firms provide hotel and restaurant exhibits. U S Senator Clyde R Hoey will address the convention Thursday at the annual banquet. A restaurateur and Miss Hospitality will be named during the event.
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Charlotte
Northee Assn. of
Restaurhan
Armo Oa
U. S
Clyde R. Hoey
Restaurateur
Peace College Student To Address Presbyterian Women
Miss Lucy Steele of Peace College Raleigh will address Presbyterian women from North Carolina at the opening session of a two day meeting tonight. Other speakers include Rev John Mack Walker Jr of Roanoke Rapids and Vernon Hunter at Charlotte. Committee reports will be made and talks and officer elections are listed for tomorrow.
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Winston-Salem
Lucy Steele
Peace College
Raleigh
S of North Carolina
John Mack Walker Jr
Roanoke Rapids
Vernon Hunter
Charlotte
Lawyers for Richard H charged in wife murder case
Warren Stack and David Henderson said they conferred with their client Richard H. yesterday about a decision, but refused to reveal it. A pre hearing in Recorder's court was not expected before. Mussel, a 39 year old Charlotte businessman, faces an accusation of poening his 38 year old wife Saturday and is held without bond. Barbara Griggs is held on $5 bond as a material witness and is named as Russell's sweetheart.
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Charlotte
Richard H
Warren Stack
David H. Henderson
Russell
Recorder's
Barbara Griggs
9 year old girl found asleep on stairs after all night search
Brenda Waldrup, 9, missing since last night from home in the southwest part of the town, was found asleep on a stairway. Parents Mr and Mrs F L Waldrup and neighbors assisted with the search. police helped and arranged a reunion. The girl said she stayed away as punishment for taking articles from home without permission.
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Charlotte
Brenda
Sch
F. L. Waldrup
Three-Yolk Egg Found at Local Poultry Farm
Mrs C Beane reported a rare triple yolk egg from a poultry farm in High Point. The egg weighed normal and showed no outward indicators of its extra yolks, arising a curious find for the Long Street resident.
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Clay Beane
Long St
Stock Market Mixed In Moderate Decline Across Railroads
NY stocks slid in moderate trading with about a million shares. Losses led by New York Central Bethlehem Steel and United Aircraft while General Motors Dow Chemical Studebaker and Montgomery Ward advanced.
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New York
New York Central
Standard Oil (Nj
Bethlehem Steel
United Aircraft
General Motors
Dow Chemical
Studebaker
Montgomery Ward
General Electric
Ssseseees
Goodrich Scc
Goodyear Sper
Gulf
Central Tee
Interchemical Corp
International Harvester
International Nickel
International T&t
Johns-Manville
Kennecott
Seeeseeee
Kroger Co
SCR
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard Se
Lou & Nash
Sears Roebuck
Southern Co. Coo Eee
Southern Railway
Esessesss
Standard Oil
Texas Co
SCPC
Peeee
Union Carbide
Scessevesess
U.S. Rubber
Steel
Aee Bros
Weetinconne Electric
Woolworth
Management Body Meets Tomorrow at Star Mount Country Club
The Society for Advancement of Management schedules its second fiscal year meeting at Star Mount Country Club with a social hour at 6 15 p m followed by dinner. President R W Newsom Jr will be host and L C McNeill of Lynchburg Va will be program chairman introducing speaker Paul B Mulligan of Mulligan & Co New York City a veteran in management consulting. A large turnout of High Point members is expected.
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Society For Advancement of Management
Starmount Country Club
R. W. Newsom Jr
L. C. McNeill
Lynchburg
Paul B. Mulligan
Mulligan
Paul B. Mulligan & Co
New York City
High Point
Failure to Report Accident Leads to Third Arrest
A 17 year old Negro girl, Jacqueline Tyson of 1512 Davis Ave, was arrested for failing to report an auto accident and for lacking a driver's license. Bond set at $200, she posted it and was to appear in court. The charge follows a new state law requiring immediate reporting of accidents with at least $100 damage. The arrest was the third in the city on this charge.
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Jacqueline Tyson
Davis Ave
Tyson
Senior Jaycees File Incorporation In High Point
Secretary of State Thad Eure issued a certificate of incorporation to the Senior Jaycees Inc of High Point to advance educational civic social commercial and economic interests. Non stock the incorporators include John H Banks Fred R Delappe W L Hinkle and others. Also certified was Redman Hutchins Inc of Kernersville to conduct furniture electrical and home merchandising business with authorized capital stock of 100000 and subscribed stock 3000.
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Thad Eure
Jaycees, Inc
High Point
John H. Banks
Fred R. Delappe
W. L. Hinkle
Redman & Hutchins, Inc
Kernersville
Seeeenass and
Peeeres
Garland
A. Hutchins
Ivey M
Aret V. Hutchins
Doris M
Kidnap Killers Return to Scene of Abduction
The confessed kidnapper killers Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady were returned to Kansas City under heavy guard from St. Louis where they were held after admitting the crime. Federal prosecutors plan to pursue charges under the Lindbergh law as the investigation continues.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
St. Louis
U. S
Omar Schnatmeier
Hall
Greenlease
Missouri-Kansas State Line
Kane City
Thomas John Marsh
Bobby
Jackson County
Richard Phelps
FBI
Pioneers of Aviation Meet at Historic Flight Site
Noted aviation pioneers including Gianni Caproni and J A D McCurdy visited a historic flight scene. They toured by helicopter, inspected the area, and attended a luncheon at the Hotel Carolinian near Nags Head. Rep Bonner and Carl Goerch led the event with local early-flight residents in attendance.
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Ifi Lidi
Noah
Gianni Caproni
Italy
J. A. D. McCurdy
Canada
McCurdy
Badeck
Nova Scotia
Wright Brothers
Henry Moore
Norfolk
Community notices and school events at William Penn High
News of Interest To Colored People details club meetings at homes on E Commerce Street and Olga Street, a Hossanna Tents gathering at Odd Fellows Hall, Pride of Guilford and Rose of Sharrone lodge notices, and a PTA meeting at William Penn High School led by principal S E Burford. Birth of twins Donnie and Dinetta Smith reported at Memorial Hospital.
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Betty Motz
E. Commerce St
S. F. Little
Gertrude Malloy
Olga St
Hossanna
Odd Fellows Hall
LODGE
Pride of
The
Fellows Hall
William Penn
G. Hughes
Harlem
PTA
William Penn High School
S. E. Burford
Smith
Henry T. Smith
North St
Donnie
Dinetta
Memorial Hospital
College Assembly To Hear Robbins at High Point College
Dr Cecil W Robbins editor of the North Carolina Christian Advocate will speak at High Point College during the 10 20 assembly period tomorrow morning. He led the North Carolina Conference European Caravan visiting Austria Germany and other European countries providing a first hand report to students and guests.
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Cecil W. Robbins
North Carolina Christian Advocate
High Point College
Robbins
North Carolina
Austria
Germany
Woman Guilty Of Stomping Her Husband
A Greensboro woman named Matilda Abney was found guilty on an assault count in Municipal Court after being accused of beating stomping and kicking her husband James Abney. Judgment was suspended on an agreement she obtain employment immediately and refrain from further abuse.
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Matilda Abney
James Abney
Morgan Trivette
James Gulledge
Trivette
Rayford Hall
Hall
Sensone
Receiving
Bay Court
Charles Reavis
James E. Robbins
Shives
Charlie Mae Julius
Charles Davis
Roy Smith
Emery Evans
James Bryson
Anti Carnival Law Ruled Unconstitutional in Guilford
Judge Frank ruled a 1921 Guilford County carnival ban unconstitutional in Superior Court. Tinsley, a carnival operator charged under the law, argued equal application issues across the county. Judge Armstrong agreed, signaling the law does not apply uniformly to all fairs sponsored by local associations.
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Greensboro
Franks
Dee
Guilford County
Tinsley
Armstrong
New Students to Stage Talent Show at HPC
Freshman and transfer students at High Point College present a talent show at Hauser Auditorium at 7 30 P M. The program features singing piano, a skit and other acts under the direction of Miss Betty Lou Rose and Conrad West both seniors.
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High Point College
Hauser Auditorium
Betty Lou Rose
Conrad West
New Doctor Is Sought After Prison Hospital Death
Dr Browning defends actions as Franks dies at 5 a m in prison hospital. Bailey cites lack of nursing staff and hospital policy as issues while Browning seeks proper medical attention and accountability. Coroner rules death from coronary occlusion with secondary hemorrhage.
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Franks
Bailey
Brownings
Browning
Wake
M. W. Bennett
New Hanover
Central Prison
Daytona Beach
Fla
Prisons Department
Forsyth County Hospital
Duke University
Tulane
GOP Sets Birthday Event With Large Campus Turnout
Hundreds of students in costumes from prairial pioneers and pilgrims join a campus staged show. Dozens of entertainers will perform while a stadium program serves nonpaying guests. The Pennsylvania Republican Finance Committee organizes the event not for state or national campaigns. Eight hundred cakes baked by Pennsylvania housewives. one cake to be chosen for the President's birthday at the White House.
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Pennsylvania Republican Finance Committee
Pennsylvania
White House
Weather overview with temperatures by city
Tonight low 44 and tomorrow high 75 are forecast. Today’s high reached 70 and last night’s low was 51. Sun set at 5 47 pm and sunrise tomorrow at 6 26 am.
Safety Crusader seeks newspaper support for highway pledge plan
M. D. Burnworth, a lone highway safety advocate, will address North Carolina newspaper representatives at the Sheraton Hotel in High Point at 6 30 p m urging papers to publish a pledge drive. The plan asks motorists to sign and display a car sticker after promising courteous acts obeying speed limits and traffic laws. Attending editors include Ben Park of the Raleigh Times and others from Charlotte News Durham Herald High Point Enterprise and Greensboro Daily News.
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M. D. Burnworth
North Carolina
Eaeeree
American Siness Club
Sheraton Hotel
Edward Scheidt
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Burnworth
Ben Park
Raleigh Times
Brodie S. Griffith
Charlotte News
Steed Rollins
Durham Herald
Holt McPherson
High Point Enterprise
Wallace Carroll
Journal-Sentinel
Winston-Salem
Almetta Brooks
Greensboro Daily News
Efpag
Benson Plans Reorganization
Benson outlines a broad reorganization plan to shift functions to state offices and streamline administration. The proposal would absorb PMA and BAE marketing and research into a new Agricultural Marketing Service and create a Commodity Stabilization Service under Gordon to handle quotas and price rations. Senator Aiken supports the plan, projecting reduced federal costs and stronger state and district soil conservation work.
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Son
Soil Conservation Service
Darby
Spartanburg
Milwaukee
Wis
Ft.Worth
Davis
PMA
BAE
Gordon
Benson
Senate
House Agriculture
Anar Toony
Aiken
GOP to Keep Control Amid 1950s New Jersey Race
The report notes GOP majorities in committees and outlines key moves: Sen. H. Alexander Smith backs Alfred E. Driscoll for ambassador, Dirksen predicts a GOP win in Wisconsin 9th district, and Eisenhower cancels a White House appointment signaling a hands-off stance in New Jersey’s Troast race.
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Burke
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
New Zealand
Sen
Dirksen
R-Ill
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
White House
Paul L. Troast
Radio TVY Men State Special Meeting
A special meeting of the High Point Radio and TV Technicians Assn will discuss UHF reception problems and test equipment. G. J. Hornaday says a representative from a local parts distributor will attend at the YMCA tomorrow night at 7 30. All area radio and TV technicians are invited.
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High Point Radio and TV Technicians Assn
G. J. Hornaday
YMCA
Burke Takes Taft's Post
Burke accepted the Senate appointment praised by Lausche for serving the public interest. Republican critics called the move shabby while Bricker offered no comment. Burke, a popular figure who had earlier led Cleveland as mayor, aims to complete his current term and may face Washington duties. He is a Catholic with degrees from Holy Cross and Western Reserve.
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Burke
Lausche
Senate
Ohio
George H. Bender
Bender
John W. Bricker
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Cleveland
Washington
Holy Cross
Western Reserve
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Marsh
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Rim
Pioneers of Aviation
College Assembly
HPC
Gop
Ihe
Official Weather Bureau
Asheville
Boston
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Tees Wilmington
Radio
TVY Men
Taft
Drase
Doan
America
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Stassenger
Lewis Motor CO
S. Wrenn S&t
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