Pistol Shot Fails Leads to Assault Charge
Luther Deberry of Grayson Street told police he nearly was shot after a disagreement with acquaintance Joe Lewis Burch 22 of Redding Street pulled a pistol and tried to fire. Police charged Burch with assault with a deadly weapon, released on $300 bond awaiting Municipal Court Oct. 22. Further police activity followed with Matthew McCoy 29 of Clay Street detained.
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Luther Deberry
Grayson Street
Deberry
Joe Lewis Burch
Redding Street
Burch
Matthew McCoy
Clay Street
Lillie Mae Kirby
McCoy
George Place
Municipal Court
Carline Vaughn
Superior Trailer Court
Irene Faulkner
W. Green Street
Denise Frye
Trailer Court
Hoyle Sykes
Geddie Avenue
George H. Woodle
E. Commerce Street
George A. Peacock
Liberty Road
Walter Lee Chandler
Hoover Street
Margaret Cullins
Thissell Street
Jimmy Edward Morris
Thomasville
Henry Levy Telford
N. Main Street
James G. King
Park Street
Doris Dumblesky
Kings Street
Ruth Ann Kaney
Rt. 1
Willie O’sephus Bullins
Greensboro
Draft Board Reports 134 Delinquent Information Records
The Selective Service Board No. 42 announced a list of 134 men whose information records are not up to date. They failed to submit current data or moved with undelivered mail. The board asks that the individuals or anyone with knowledge of their whereabouts contact the local draft office. Names include Malcom Alderman, Charles Armstrong, John Arnette, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board No. 42
Draft Board
Malcom Alderman
Charles Robert Armstrong
John Bernie Arnette
Charles Asbury
Robert Amos Bame
Kent Grayson Barneycastle
James Carlton Bennett
William Green Bingham
George Wallace Bolton
Vincent Boyd Jr
Ray Charles Bragg
Douglas Dudley Brewer
Billy S. Bryant
Paul Elvin Causey
Minford
Arlet Cave
Thomas Ray Carter
William Thomas Chatman
Richard Carlton Chatham
James Weldon Clinard
Earl Gordon Coble
Waldo Crawford
Joe F. Cross
Allen Talley Culp
Delmar Hensley Davis
Troy Roebuck Davis
Willie Davis Jr
Feeney Lee Dennis
Andrew Jackson Diggs
Normal Cecil Eaton
George Robert Edwards
James Eugene Edwards
Johnnie Benjamin Edwards
David Ethridge
Roy Allen Evans
William Larry Fields
William Jackson Flowers
John Denton Floyd
Troy Conrac Forester Jr
Gilbert Harris Furgurson
Archie Patterson Gibson
Raymond Gill
William S. Gilmore
Glenn V. Grubb
Sidney William Hackaday
Olen Reid Grubb
John Wesley Potts
William Theodore Price
Ben Harris Reeves
John Clyde Roberts
Eugene Edward Roth
Ermon Alton Rush
Roy Clyde Sappenfield
Douglas Scott
Cecil Edward Scruggs
William David Schwab
Elias Sears Jr
Robert Lewis Simpson
Charles Wesley Smith
Henry A. Smith
Henry Thomas Smith
Glen Edward Stinson
Frank Bernie Strickland
Ralph Lee Swaim
Roy David Swaim
North Carolina bank debits rise in most cities in Sept
Federal Reserve figures show five North Carolina cities posting higher bank debits for September versus a year earlier. Winston-Salem led gains at 16 percent, while Charlotte 7 percent and Asheville 5 percent rose, Wilson fell 14 percent and other cities showed declines of 1 to 5 percent.
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North Carolina
High Point
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
U. S
Richmond Reserve Bank
Winston-Salem
Hickory
Greensboro
Charlotte
Asheville’s
Wilson
Kinston
Durham
Wilmington
Raleigh
Court Arguments On Urban Renewal Program Presented
Attorneys for the City Council appeared in Superior Court to defend an injunction blocking urban renewal. Fifteen affidavits were offered, fourteen showing council actions and minutes, the fifteenth denying tax money would be spent and stating costs would be non cash grants in aid. The hearing aimed to decide whether the temporary injunction should be vacated or made permanent, with projections of potential costs from 8 to 80 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Harriss Jarrell
Jarrell
W. W. Horton
A. G. Whitener
Floyd Mehan
Whitener
Horton
John ‘Haworth
Haworth
H. L. Riddle Jr
Morganton
East Central
Pharmacology Expert To Speak Here At High Point College
Dr. J Maxwell Little head of pharmacology at Bowman Gray School of Medicine will address science students at 7 30 tonight in the science building High Point College president Dr Wendell M Patton announced Dr Frank Farrell on internship at Bowman Gray will talk briefly on choosing a medical school Little educated at Emory Michigan Washington University in St Louis and Vanderbilt He is a Phi Beta Kappa member and serves on boards for the North Carolina Association of Friends and Parents of Mentally Retarded Children Winston-Salem Arts and Crafts Association and Forsyth County Heart Association He has authored 30 abstracts and 59 articles.
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J. Maxwell Little
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
High Point
Wendell M. Patton
Frank Farrell
Bowman Gray
Little
Emory University
University of Michigan
Washington University
St. Louis
Vanderbilt University
Phi Beta Kappa
North Carolina Assn. of Friends and Parents of
Winston-Salem Arts and Crafts Assn
Forsyth County Heart Assn
Privacy Invasion Motions Presented in Vail Versus WMFR Case
Judge H L Riddle heard motions in the Vail versus WMFR case over a $50 000 privacy invasion claim. Vail accuses radio reporter McCurry of listening in on police talks after a August 1959 robbery and seeks to prove agency and broadcasting of sensitive details. The station has not filed an answer.
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H. L. Riddle
Morganton
W. C. Vail
Howard McCurry
Wmfr Today
Vail
McCurry
Dan Whitley
Whitley
Jon Haworth
Riddle
Haworth
Militarist George Fielding Eliot to Speak at High Point College
High Point College will host Major George Fielding Eliot, a leading military analyst, for a 10 20 a m assembly on Wednesday. President Wendell M Patton announced the lecture titled Victory Without War highlighting U S military posture versus Communist powers and Eliot's distinguished journalism career.
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George Fielding Eliot
America
High Point College
Wendell M Patton
Major Eliot
United States
University of Missouri
Sylvanus Thayer
West Point
Weekend Fire Calls Include False Alarms
High Point firefighters responded to two false alarms and a small blaze. An alarm from Hudson House Furniture Co. on English Street was caused by low water pressure in the sprinkler system. A separate false alarm traced to an empty area at E Washington and Hobson Street. A washing machine fire at 429 Tate Street was extinguished before damage.
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High Point
Hudson House Furniture Co
English Street
E. Washington
Hobson Street
Tate St
Thomasville City Council to Meet Tonight at City Hall
The Thomasville City Council will meet tonight at 7 30 p.m in the conference room at City Hall to discuss local matters and public business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
City Hall
Judge Endorses Court Reform On Technicality
A North Carolina judge endorses court reform after ruling a theft case term must adopt simpler language. Judge H L Riddle Jr of Morganton ordered the complaint changed to read money disposed of at a fence rather than to a fence as prosecutors argue. The case involves W C Vail versus Howard McCurry and Radio WMFR. The reform amendment goes to voters on November 6.
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Riddle
Superior Court
North Carolina
H. L. Riddle Jr
Morganton
W. C. Vail
Howard McCurry
WMFR
Robert Martin
Good Guys List Honors Firms and Employees in Civic Appeal
United Appeal announces the Good Citizenship Award winners with firms pledging $9 to $20 per employee and employee groups averaging at least $9.75. Qualifiers receive a 12 by 16 bronze plaque, with a 1963 Award shingle for past honorees.
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Appeal
United Appeal
Paul Carter
Carter
Southern Furniture Exposition
Furniture Plaza
Myrtle Desk Company
Silver Craft Furniture Co
Heritage Furniture Co
Schoonbeck Furniture Co
New South Motor Inn
Hayworth
the Dean Company
Fabrics Displays
Jake Froelich Veneers
Reliance Varnish
V. P
Carrick Products Inc
Hanes-Millis
Marlowe van Loan
Amos Hosiery Mill
Cosmopolitan Insurance Co
MAC Panel
Southern Die Casting
Slane Hosiery Mill Inc
Micro Products
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Smithdeal Realtors
North Carolina National Bank
Electric Supply Company
Jones & Peacock
Perpetual Savings & Loan
Mann Drug No. 2
Perkinson's
Western Union
WMFR
Lyles Chevrolet
Gross Veneers
Smith & Greenwood
Marietta Paint & Color
Thomas Car Works
Alfred Metal Stamping
Colloids of Carolina
Lilly Company
Harriss & Covington Hosiery Mills
Wildman Jacquard
Crown Hosiery Mills Inc
Haltom Hosiery
Adams Millis
High Point Chemical
Cloverdale Dye Works
Highland Cotton Mills Inc
Piedmont Chemical Industries
Hatteras Yacht
Coca Cola
Crown Flex of
N. C. Inc
Jiffy Mfg
High Point Enterprise
Guilford Dairy
Carolina Container
Craven - Johnson-Pollock
Duke Power Company
Sheloff Oil Company
Krogers
Davis
Idol - Green Realtors
Mendenhall - Moore Realtors
Colonial Stores
Public Works
Fire
Parks & Recreation
Dick Swaimi
Indian Summer Shines Over Piedmont Weather Run
The Piedmont region enjoys an extended warm spell with 11 days of above normal temperatures peaking near 84 degrees. Clouds gather tomorrow with scattered showers possible Wednesday and Thursday followed by a continued warm pattern through the weekend with daytime highs around the mid 70s to 80s and nights near the mid 50s.
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Piedmont
Weather Bureau
Friendship
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Witcher
Lexington Avenue
Centennial Street
Lexington
Piedmont Natural Gas Co
Dick Swaim
Council
Pharmacology
Whitley de
George F. Eliot
Chair City
R. G. LeTourneau
F. Stanley Hardee Jr
First Baptist Church
George McCotter
Campbell College
Martin
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