Cavalry Post In Indian Days Becomes School of Aviation
Fort Huachuca in Arizona shifts from cavalry outposts to an aviation engineer training center in a joint Army Air Force program. The CARWAF operation trains 700 to 800 personnel in building runways hangars and facilities while learning to defend and operate as frontline units amid changing warfare.
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School of Aviation
Central Press
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Huachuca
Ir Force
Huachuca Wah-Chu-Ka
Tombstone
Ing
Seabees
Vastert Reservation
Lanca Bers
Opera Tournapu
Cio
Miry Portage
Hit and Run Driver Taken Into Custody
Police arrest 28 year old James C. McIntyre of 1031 Asheboro Street for a Saturday night hit and run that damaged Raymond White’s car at 606 Kearns. McIntyre said he was scared and returned to White’s residence to face the incident after the crash near 10 p.m. The collision tore the fender and hubcap from McIntyre’s car.
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High Point
James C. McIntyre
Asheboro Street
Raymond White
Kearns
MclIntryes
Highway crackdown targets roadside vendors on state routes
State Highway Patrol and other officers begin enforcing an ordinance to remove roadside vendors from highway right of way. Violators will be arrested for encroachment as the campaign opens in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Highway Commission
Crippled Woman Struck In Front Of Church By Car
A speeding car struck a crippled woman waiting in front of Pentecostal Holiness Church in the 600 block of Hig Avenue. Alma Lams of 281 Young Street was taken to Memorial tal in fair condition with possible internal injuries bruises and abrasions. Driver G Luther of 212 510 Roy Street was booked for reckless ag o. The mishap occurred about 8 30 p m as her husband went to back their car to fetch her. The car sideswiped the Williams vehicle then mounted the curb and struck Mrs Williams.
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Memorial Tal
Alma Lams
Young Street
G. Luther
Roy Street
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Hig Avenue
Man Discharged After Accidental Crash Near Thomasville
Twenty five year old Lonnie Wall of McLeansville left Memorial Hospital after an accident involving a car that went off Old Thom asville Road onto a railroad right of way and back to the road. The car's owner is a Dobbinsville resident and the vehicle has not been found. Wall had minor injuries. Passersby moved the car off the tracks and flagged down two trains. A second accident occurred about 7 35 am Saturday near Highland Bundy Road when Lealdon Henderson hit by J D Roosevelt Chaney in Trinity Route 1. Property damage was $100.
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Lonnie Wall
McLeansville
Memorial Hospital
Thomasville Road
State Highway Patrol
Dobbinsville
Wall
Albertson Road
Southern Railway System
Thomasville
Rip Sewell’s Eephus Blooper Redefined a Career
The Eephus pitch, nicknamed rainbow, helped Rip Sewell revive his career with the Pirates. He became the first Pirate to win 20 games since 1930 while pioneering a quirky approach that unsettled hitters. After a turbulent career, illness and injury paused him, then he moved into managing in the Sally League.
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Rainbow
al Lopez
Pirates
Wakefield
Rip
Remy Kremer
Lopez
Eddie
Casey Stengel
Braves
Mr. Bloop
Charleston
Plant City
Fla
Bob Murphy
New Recruiting Schedule Announced by Military Stations
Master Sergeant Richard Burpo, station commander, announced a new recruiting schedule. The Air Force and Army Recruiting Station will stay open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on most days, with extended hours on Wednesday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
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U. S. Air Force
Army
Richard Burpo
Burpo
Rear portions condemned in High Point building crackdown
City inspector J P Jones condemned the rear portions of stores at 403 407 409 E Russell Street as dangerous fire hazards on the E D Steele Estate. A demolition or safety plan was ordered. A second condemned property is a two story dwelling at 1533 S Main Street owned by L B Jarvis.
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High Point
J. P. Jones
E. Russell Street
Jones
E. D. Steele
E. A. Wright
S. Main Street
L. B. Jarvis
Holt McPherson to speak at First Methodist dinner
Shelby Star editor Holt McPherson will speak to the Men's Fellowship Club at First Methodist Church at 6 30 p m on Wednesday. His topic is Highlights of a Tour of the Holy Land. Tickets to the dinner available at the church office.
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Holt McPherson
The
Shelby Star
Men's Fellowship Club
First Methodist Church
Holy Land
Stock list and market figures from New York trading
A lengthy stock list shows numerous companies with varied percentages next to many names, including Adams Express, American Telephone, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, and United Aircraft, among others. The piece notes approximate sales to 1 p m totaling 1 060 000 and references transportation preferences and scientific findings such as mobile travel shares and Californium production announced in 1950.
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New York
Adams Express
Admiral Corporation
Air Reduction
B's
Alaska Jam
Alleghany Nn
Allied Chemic
Todacco
Armour
Boeing Airplane
Borden
Borg Warner
Briggs Manufacturing
Eescees Budd
Gabbion
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Columbia Gas & Elec
Consolidated Edison
Qee Consolidated Vultee
Continental Motor
Curtis Wright
Aseer
Davison Chemical
Delaware
Lack & West
Dupont de Nemour
Eastern Airlines
Eastman Kodak
Oene
Emerson R&p
Weer Us Firestone Rubber
General Electric
General
General Motors
Gillette
Ccscess
Motorola Radio
National Cash Register
National
National Power & Ltteh
New York Central
North American
Avia North American
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil Company
Otis Elevator
Pacific Gas & Elec
Secveses
Ssiackard Motor
Paramount Pictures
Penney da
Hevedndasces
Penn
Dix
Pennsylvania
Pepsi Phase Corpor
Phillips Petroleum
Sescsssees
Pittsburgh
Ser & B
Pullman Company
Recessscces
Oil Co
Docket Cleared As Municipal Court Fines Range Wide
Municipal Court workers cleared a docket of about 60 cases with Judge Archie Myatt stating four sessions this week before a Superior Court term begins next Monday. Numerous drivers faced fines for no operator’s license speed limits and reckless driving. Several defendants received jail or driving suspensions and costs, with others cited for drunkenness or assault.
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Archie Myatt
el- Plowman
Thomasville
West
Woodrow W. Walker
Greensboro Road
Pary Ao
Sienal Cums
Enducam
W. James M. Warren
High Point College
James Williams
Greensboro
Berry McBee
Beamon
Wilford Hood
Millard Lassiter
Clara Cox
Edgar Fowler
West Russell
Owilliam Brack, Jr
Pri
Peoples
Albert M. Edmondson
Joseph E. McNeil
Winston-Raod
Arthur Martin
Robert L. Walden
Ft. Bragg
Willie D. Farrington
Eugene H. Hart
Maryland Dominates Georgia to Lead Southern Conference
Sunny Jim Tatum’s undefeated Terrapins crushed Georgia 43 to 7 to stay atop the Southern Conference standings. Wake Forest Clemson suffered losses while Maryland’s rivals tumbled as North Carolina beat South Carolina 21 to 6 and NCSU fell 27 to 21 to Duke.
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ED Joyner
United Press
Raleigh
Sunny Jim Tatum
Maryland
Georgia
Wake Forest
Clemson
College of Pacific
Stettine Wilton
At and Mary
Land
Duke
North Carolina
Tar Heels
South Carolina
Tatum
Colgate N.C
Wolfpack
Blue Devil
Virginia
Richen
Geatne
West Virginia Tech
Ton and Lee
Davidson
Terian
Stetson
Furman
Citadel
Newberry
Orenataen
George
Washington and Lee
Miami
Flasomeey
North Ae
William
Stolk
Scum Carolina
Smut Peddler Critique and Media Buzz Across Pages
A collage of items notes The Smut Peddler seeks teens warnings by Albert Q Maisel and John Mason Brown critique of literature. It covers Newsweek Truman security claims, postwar disclosures to Russian agents, parade of fashion and film critiques, legal oddities, and media gossip from Washington to New York press.
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Albert Q. Maisel
Aon
John Mason Brown
Newsweek
Truman
Esquire
Billy Rose
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Geronimo
Onime
Ona Desert
Fronteras
Mexico
Arizona
Big Ealletien Fort
Old Fort Huachuca
Arizona Mountains
Williams
Feveral Talley
Ml Potts
Wilams
Lexington Avenue
Johnson Street
Hodgins
Emerywood Apartments
Howard H. Carlton
North Salisbury
Ac ‘Co Fic
Howard D. Bulla
Tt Pickett
Carlton
Rip Sewell
Prom
Automobile Manufacturers Association
By Jimmy Hatlo
Standard Oil
Stevens, J. P
Trans & Western Air
Union Carbide
U.S . Smelting & Ref
United States Steel
Seseesegee
Vanadium Corporation
Vic Chemical Sisi Ccsctecenk
Virginia Care Chemical
Warner Pictures Eee
Whi
Little David
U. S
Siegfried Line
Californium
University of California
Griffith E. Welch
Angela Senter
Walter Lee Alexander Duman
Robert En
Robert Walker
Evans
Pennystone
Chares
M. F Cedaniel Morris
Lee Bowers
Roy Tyson
Emory Leon Morgan
Charles
Speedin
Thaddis
Charlotte
Jimm Winston-Salem
Dalton
Carlton E. Campbell
Clyde B.stallings
Robert D. Chambers, Jr
Barrett I. Hobson
Boyd H. Goin
Jim Tatum
Sunny
Southern Race
Cne Care Association
Blue Cross
Wright Building
Winchell
Ranko
House
Washington
N. Y. Herald
John Crosb
Washington Post
Richard Revere
New Yorker
John Lardner
John
G. Wicher
John Roy Carlson
Cairo
Damas_cus
Damascene
Cleopatra
Look
Woodrow Wirsig
Eileen McDonald
Long Island Press
Stalin
Park East Mag
J. Mariot Graham
Duke of W
Wires
Eve Peron
Horace G.ilderton, Inc
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Dodge
Main St
Our Nation
Steve Novak
Melissa
Kansas City Star
Paramount Theatre
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