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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1951

Page

3

Flying Plotters Back On Scene

Dewey Golden of 827 W Green Street reported seeing a bright white object over Kernersville Road. He described it as about 10,000 feet up, moving rapidly, and appearing to cover itself like a blanket, saying it was unlike anything he had seen before.

Dewey Golden Green Street Kernersville Road Golden

Congressional Appropriations Set Mark

Congress set a records pace for peace time spending, passing bills totaling 71.336 billion dollars for the fiscal year and pending legislation adds about 15 billion. The 2nd Congress aims to adjourn by next Saturday with major measures in conference, including tax, defense, and foreign aid bills.

Washington Congress Senate House Treasury Defense Department State, Justice and Commerce Departments State-Justice-Commerce House Armed Services

Leary, 82, Boston doctor, dies. medical examiner's widow

Dr Timothy Leary, an 82 year old retired Boston medical examiner, is married to a physician and has two daughters who are doctors. The obituary notes the professional lineage of the family and outlines his medical career and survivors.

Boston Timothy Leary Ave

Deaths And Funerals William C Goodman 1882 196? High Point

William Calvin Goodman 639 14-B Clara Cox Apartment died en route to hospital last night at 6 30 born Iredell County March 17 1882 son of Jack and Lucretia Bailey Goodman resident of High Point 17 years former Pickett Cotton Mill employee member Emma Blair Mission Sunday School married Rosa Holland September 10 1911 who survives with two daughters Maggie Hicks Arland Hayden one stepson Harlie Holt one brother Albert Goodman one sister Julie Swearington eight grandchildren surviving body at J C Greene and Sons Thomasville pending funeral arrangements

William Calvin Goodman Clara Cox Iredell County Jack and Lucretia Bailey Goodman High Point Pickett Cotton Mill Emma Blair Rosa Holland Maggie Hicks Arland Hayden Harlie Holt Albert Goodman Julie Swearington J. C. Greene and Sons Thomasville

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