Preliminary Plans for Local Hospital Receive Approval
The North Carolina Medical Care Commission approved preliminary plans for the new 100 bed High Point Memorial Hospital in Raleigh. Approval clears the way for working drawings within about 10 days as trustees push to secure federal and state funds with November 1 deadlines for A and B priority areas.
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North Carolina Medical Care Commission
Raleigh
High Point Memorial Hospital
State Health Department
R. T. Amos
Tom J. Kearns
Charles C. Hartmann
W. R. Peters
Sarah Kirby
Peters
Commission
John A. Ferrell
Defendant Guilty Of Driving While Intoxicated
A municipal court jury found Robert T. Bolton of 518 Bridges Street guilty of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. A companion charge of speeding was dismissed. sentence to be passed later today.
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Robert T. Bolton
Bridges Street
Cable Snapped By Rifle Shots Near County Line
Davidson County Deputy Sheriff Burch Payne investigated a telephone cable damaged by rifle fire near the Guilford Davidson county line. The American Telephone company line on high poles was used as a target. no arrests made and a vigil is kept to prevent further damage.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Burch Payne
Guilford- Davidson County
American Telephone Company
Employment Office Closed for State Fair Day
The North Carolina State Employment Security Commission office will close all day Thursday to allow staff to attend the state fair in Raleigh. Ralph Miller says workers statewide are granted a one day holiday, with the local office reopening Friday morning. Nearby Driver's License Examiner, welfare, and state revenue offices will also close in the County Building.
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State Employment Security Commission
Ralph Miller
Raleigh
Miller
North Carolina
Driver's License Examiner
Welfare Department
State Revenue Office
Assault Charge Placed Against Defendant
Thomasville report states Arthur J. Kinsella 28 of Charles Street was arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and drunken driving. The arrest followed by his brother-in-law Bennie Peace at Kinsella's home with A T Peace as father-in-law. He was released on $500 bond for trial on October 29. Original warrants allege the assault occurred at Kinsella's home last night.
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Bolton
D. C. MacRae
James Bennett
Hilltop Street
Charlie Hamlin
Theodore Gibson
Briggs Avenue
Charlie Hill, Jr
Louise Avenue
Robert L. Farmer
Mangum Avenue
Dewey Hill
Brentwood Apartments
Thomasville
Arthur J. Kinsella
Charles Street
Insella
A. T. Peace
Kinsella
Bennie Peace
Fire Alarms Log From Local Department
Between noon yesterday and noon today three fires were reported. A warehouse at Tomlinson and Commerce owned by G E Hutchens had a fire of unknown origin with no damage. An oil stove fire occurred at 1401 English Street. A boiler room fire at Thomas Mills Inc 319 Mallory Street caused no damage. An unrelated line states a drunk operation of A T Peace's truck on October 9.
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G. E. Hutchens
Tomlinson
Commerce Streets
English Street
Thomas Mills, Inc
Mallory Street
Robbery Charge Put Against Two Men After Taxicab Ride
Two men jailed in Thomasville face robbery charges for allegedly stealing 280 dollars from Weldon Bass of Spring Hope while Bass rode in a taxi with them. Jarrell, AWOL from the U S Army, also faces assault charges. Armsworthy posted 600 dollars bond and is free. Trials set for October 26 in Denton recorder's court.
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High Point
N. C
Web
Thomasville
Weldon Bass
Spring Hope
Bass
Burch Payne
Richard Eugene Jarrell
Silver Valley
LeRoy G. Armsworthy
Longstreet
Veterans Cab Company
Jarrell
Guilford County
Dr. Lee
Denton Recorder’s Court
Payne
Armsworthy
Clock Ace Sets Hour Mark In Striking Time
In a striking clock the first ace marks the exact hour and signals the time.
Fire destroys one room in Thomasville boarding house
Fire of unknown cause damaged one room of a Negro boarding house at 202 Chure Street in Thomasville. Fire Chief Lindsay Loftin said the rooming house, owned by Lonni McCauley, had about $400 in damage. Firemen halted spread to the rest of the building.
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Thomasville
Chure Street
Lindsay Loftin
Lonni McCauley
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Kay
Sale
Jlaklee
Eva B. Williams
Gossard
Law
A.T. Peace
Veterans
Eab
U. S Army
Harllee’s
Glenda
Millinery Department
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