Daniels Named Chairman of North Carolina Daily Newspapers
In Durham on October 15 members of the Associated Dailies of the North Carolina Press Association elected Frank Daniels of the Raleigh News and Observer chairman to succeed W. K. Hoyt. W. Randall Harris of the Asheville Citizen Times was named vice chairman and D. J. Germino of the Durham Herald-Sun papers was secretary treasurer. Discussions covered newspaper problems and policies, with Hoyt retiring and presiding the morning session. Ed W. Anderson of The West also participated in the informal open forum sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Associated Dailies
North Carolina Press Association
Frank Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
W. K. Hoyt
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
W. Randall Harris
Asheville Citizens Times
D. J. Germino
Durham Herald- Sun
Hoyt
Ed W. Anderson
The
West
Private Prosecutor Leaves Case Over Disputed Evidence
The private prosecutor D H Parsons withdrew from the case of Tom Spencer charged with deadly assault with intent to kill after asserting the state would be prejudiced by the court not allowing key evidence. Judge MacRae permitted the withdrawal and Spencer was found guilty, ordered to pay hospital bills and half the costs. Several other sentences were imposed including 60 days for Helen Hendrickson and various fines and suspensions for Henry Chavis and J H Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriss Jarrell
D. C. MacRae
Tom ‘Spencer
Tate Street
KNA
Mack
D. H. Parsons
Spencer
Parsons
MacRae
Helen Hendrickson
Tennessee
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Hendrickson
Lester D. Hill
Welcome
Henry L. Chavis
East Washington Street
SLO
J. H. Norman
Archdale
Goodyear Service Stores Open In Johnson Building
Goodyear Service Stores formally opened in the remodeled Johnson Building at 207 North Main Street with a drive in service on College Street. Manager H. H. Horner, joining from Sanford, will lead a team including E. E. Ball as office manager and John Kennedy as budget manager. The store stocks Goodyear tires tubes and batteries plus auto accessories, home supplies, and a complete line of RCA Victor and Motorola radios. It will feature juvenile wheel goods, bicycles, and related accessories during the run to Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Johnson
North Main Street
College Street
H. H. Horner
Sanford
E. E. Ball
John Kennedy
Horner
General Electric
Rca-Victor
Motorola
Goodyear-Wings
Horner . Said
Churches Will Aid In Caring For Soldiers
Churches spearhead a relief effort to house and feed weekend soldiers visiting High Point. St Mary's Episcopal, First Presbyterian, and others offer beds, meals, and hospitality for about 30 to 35 guests per Saturday over six weeks, with Sea Scouts aiding as hosts. Citizens respond with gratitude and plans for broader church participation as locals urge Chamber of Commerce support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. Alary’s Episcopal Church
First Presbyterian Church
Hig Point
L. BR. Stewart
St. Mary's
Wall, Kippers
First Presbyterian
Sea Scouts
Ob. Benvini
Woman's Austfiary
Lundee
W. F. Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
Alfred C. Knight
L. M. Nash
Batallion
Lieut. Knight
Lieut. Nash
Critical Stage Of Mock War Reached At Camden
The first army of 359,000 under Lieut. Gen. Hugh A. Drum reached a critical phase in mock war exercises near Camden North Carolina and South Carolina. Units from the first and second corps concentrated along a broad front east of the Broad River while patrols and reconnaissance moved to prepare for a decisive engagement. The sixth corps advanced flanking moves in the sand hills area with the 26th Massachusetts and 44th New York New Jersey guards aiming at the invaders. Arrival of the Fort Devens division will complete the sixth corps with 1st division personnel continuing into Candor area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
S. C
Hugh A. Drum
Broad River
Upper South Carolina
Charles F. Thompson
Lloyd R. Fredenhall
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Karl Thuesdell
26Th
Massachusetts
44Th
New York
New Jersey
P Fredenhatl
Brrr and Boo Second Corps Move Next Week
A brief note indicates the second corps will maneuver next week. Leaders coordinate phase activities as troops prepare for the upcoming operations. no further details are provided in the fragment.
Japan voices pessimism on U S development and talks
Tokyo reports blunt pessimism over U S policy as high level discussions at the palace and privy council proceed. Domei and Asahi quote officials saying the United States uses double dealing and pursues hostile posture while claiming exploratory negotiations may not endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Oor
Japan
United States
Privy Council
Hirohito
fKoich
Yeiichi Suzuki
Domei
Asahal
Angora Rabbit Farming in Tapan for Wool
A report notes concerns about U S efforts to keep peace in the Pacific with quoted experts warning Sapan faces danger of falling into a trap. It states that 303,000 Angora rabbits are raised in Tapan for wool production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domel
United States
Pacific
Sapan
America
Tapan
North Carolina editors urge continued press cooperation
Jefferson Post, president of the North Carolina Press Association, spoke at yesterday’s luncheon session urging close cooperation among state newspapers to meet problems and serve the public welfare. Attendees included H. A. Cecil, Miss Beat rice Cobb, William C. Lassiter, L. C. Gifford, Mrs. Fred Swindell, C. R. Oliver, H. A. Allen, John A. Park, D. A. Rawley, Herbert Peele, J. F. Hurley, Zack L. Roberts, Lee B. Weathers, A. M. Stroud, C. C. Council, D. J. Germino, W. G. Carrington and M. F. Murdaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Post
North Carolina Press Association
H. A. Cecil
High Point Enterprise
Beatrice Cobb
Morganton
The
State Press Association
William C. Lassiter
Raleigh
Association
L. C. Gifford
Hickory Record
Fred Swindell
Wilson Daily Times
C. R. Oliver
Reidsville Review
H. A. Allen
Charlotte Observer
John A. Park
Raleigh Times
D. A. Rawley
Herbert Peele
Elizabeth City Advance
J. F. Hurley
Salisbury Post
Zack L. Roberts
Concord Tribune
Lee B. Weathers
Shelby Daily Star
A. M. Stroud
Kinston Free Press
C. C. Council
D. J. Germino
W. G. Carrington
M. F. Murdaugh
Durham Herald-Sun
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Daniels
N. C. Daily Newspapers
Enterprise
Penthouse
Ilka Chase
Esso
Standard Gil CO
Sealer
Teague
Standard Oil Co
Main St
N. Mains
Phose
Jarrell
Goodyear Service
Texas
Goodyear Service Store
RCA
Washington
ALL American Tire
Goodyear Tires
Christos Sour
North Main St
High Point, N. C
RB. C. A. Home
Motorola Car
By A. F. Littlejonn
Noo Plerlaluwe En
Douglis Aircraft
Santa Monies
Calif
U. S
Resinol
Baltimore
Resinod Son
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