Hurricane Insurance Explained by General Adjusters
R G Bachman of the General Adjustment Bureau promised speedy hurricane claim handling in the wake of Hurricane Hazel. About 250 top adjusters will be deployed in North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia by early next week to process wind and wave damage claims with claims expected to be settled within two to two and a half weeks. Owners may cover temporary repairs and costs will be included in loss payments but not permanent repairs.
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R. G. Bachman
Southeastern Department of the General Adjustment Bureau
Greensboro
North Carolina
Bachman
South Carolina
Virginia
General Adjustment Bureau
Baptist Meeting Convenes in Piedmont Association
The Piedmont Baptist Association holds its second session at N Main St Baptist Church tomorrow at 10 AM. Delegates study reports from 76 member churches as the two day meeting opens at Magnolia St Baptist Greensboro this morning under the theme The Church His New Creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Baptist Association
N. Main St. Baptist Church
Association
Magnolia St. Baptist Church
Greensboro
Baptist
Marie Grant
Charity and Children
Sal de Pacotat
Lexington Ave
Cabinet Holds First Outdoor Session in Mindoro Village
President Ramon Magsaysay led his Cabinet to a Mindoro village where they held the first outdoor session of its kind under a palm leaf shed in San Agustin, about 90 miles south of Manila, watched by curious villagers and top Filipino leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ramon Magsaysay
Mindoro Island
San Agustin
Prayer for T(S)DAY
A devotional prayer asking God to lift believers beyond self and focus on others and divine love. It asks cleansing from sin to allow the Spirit to dwell within, ending in Jesus' name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus
Famous Civil War author visits city
Bruce Catton, Pulitzer Prize winner for history, spoke in High Point and at Greensboro College. The former newspaperman discussed his Civil War trilogy, future works on Lee and Grant, and his editorship of American Heritage. He noted his shift from novels to non fiction and plans for a Lee biography and a four volume Grant study. Catton also discussed American ideals and the war’s social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton Ett
Appomattox
John Peacock
Johnson St
Robert Marks
Pulitizer
Bruce Catton
High Point
Tal
Catton
McClellan
Caton
Tory Witten
Caifford Bowdy
Richmond
Lee
Damyankee
Robert E. Lee
Grant
Lloyd Is
Lewis
American Heritage Magazine
American Association of State and Local Historical Societies
Michigan
Scripps, Howard Group
Allliance
Scripps - Howard Syndicate
North Carolina
Greensboro College
New York
Twenty One Leave For Induction
Twenty one local men head to Charlotte Induction Station for two years service. Three others failed to show, including two drafted delinquents named to the FBI. Frank Goode not a delinquent. VFW auxiliary provided coffee and pencils before departure.
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Charlotte
Draft Board
Tranns
Tom M. Charping
Jerry B. Culler
James T. Kaneer
Daniel A. Hilliard
Donald E. Clodfelter
George Bullock
Benny L. Bury
James A. Stutts
Marvin Everhart Jr
Frank D. Pickens
Carson C
James W. Earnhardt
Ernest L. Johnson
Robert A. Foust
Shannon Gripper Jr
Eddie E. Haire
Bobby L. Corn
Homer R. Peace
David O. Smith
Stepfather Charged in Burning of 12-Year-Old Girl
A twelve year old Virginia girl was burned on the arm with a hot iron by her stepfather Dwyn Crenshaw 35 at the Crenshaw home 118 Vail St. Crenshaw faced a caetee assault charge and posted a 750 bond pending a court date. The girl remained hospitalized. Lonnie Wade 29 Route 1 ity was charged with driving while intoxicated and released on 500 bond for court on Oct 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Holliman
Dwyn Crenshaw
Cers
Crenshaw
Vail St
Municipal
Lonnie Wade
Route 1
Ity
Fall Festival Awards Four Bonds and One Thomasville Resident
Four High Point residents and one Thomasville resident won $100 government savings bonds in a Tuesday drawing at the Merchants' Association office. Winners are Myra O'Han Peggy Henderson Ann Lowe KR K Hall and Curtis Stanley. The prizes were part of the Fall Festival Days promotion drawn by Mayor George Covington with H E Hutto assisting.
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Thomasville
Merchants’ Association
Myra O'Han
Coltrane St
Peggy Henderson
W. Burton St
Ann Lowe
Fairfield Rd
KR. K. Hall
Bunker St
High Point
Curtis Stanley
Route 1
George Covington
H. E. Hutto
Employer Exonerated In Jury Firing Case
G. T. Parker manager of a local service station was released without charge after denying to Judge Archie Myatt that he fired the employee for serving on a jury. Howell testified he suggested the firing. Parker cited a customer complaint of oil overcharge. The judge warned of improper jury duty linkage and ended a weeklong civil term. Also damages of 1028.63 were awarded to Douglas E. Poole in an accident case. other actions were non-suited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Parker
Archie Myatt
Parker
W. R. Howell
Spur Distributing Co
L. D. Everhart
Spur
Everhart
Howell
Myatt
Aun
Douglas E. Poole
Donald Ray Blackburn
Freeman Engineers, Inc
Blackburn
Isaac G. Doby
Roy L. Eubanks
Doby
Eubanks
Soviet Gazette Reports U S Racial Disturbances
The Literary Gazette in Moscow cites racial unrest in Milford Delaware Baltimore and Washington D C as proof that U S democracy is shown as racist and notes this as the first time such incidents are mentioned in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Literary Gazette
U.S
the Gazette
Milford
Del
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
South
Salvation Army Staffers Deliver Round-the-Clock Relief
Captain H M Gillespie reports local Salvation Army teams worked nonstop at Carolina Beach and Wrightsville Beach after the hurricane. They aided crews, distributed clothing for children, and provided food and refreshments to soldiers and volunteers as 600 Army Engineers cleared streets.
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Salvation Army
H. M. Gillespie
Carolina Beach
Gillespie
High Point
Wilmington
Hickory
New Bern
Charlotte
State Office
Carolina
Paper Drive Set By Jaycees VFW Sunday Afternoon
The Junior Chamber of Commerce and Archdale Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsor a Sunday paper drive. Jaycees cover all city streets while VFW groups handle Archdale Allen Jay Bakertown Fairmont Park and Trinity. Trucks depart at 1 p.m. to collect paper magazines and scrap. clothing will be taken by United Church Women for overseas relief. curbside bundles should be ready by noon to prevent windblown litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Archdale Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jaycees
VFW
Archdale
Allen Jay
Bakertown
Fairmont Park
Trinity
Deaycees
United Church Women
Residence Damaged By Fire on N Main Street
An exploding oil cook stove in a three family frame dwelling on N Main Street caused fire damage to a hallway kitchen area and a bedroom above it. Fire Chief Claude Canady said occupants reported smelling gas before the stove ignited. A 13 year old son fled with a refrigerator but the appliance was moved with difficulty. The third apartment was unoccupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Claude Canady
C. Hilliard
Canady
Blood Tests Slated For School Children
About 120 High Point area children who took part in the Salk polio vaccine tests last spring will give blood samples at a clinic at Tomlinson School on November 3 starting at 8 50 a m A second clinic for Greensboro area children will be at Lindley Elementary the same day The November 3 clinic targets those who did not participate in prior sample collection and is separate from vaccine recipients The goal is to compare antibody levels with those who received the vaccine in a Michigan study The clinic will be conducted with help from county health officials Gray Ladies PTA and a team of doctors and scientists from the University of Michigan etc
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High Point
Tomlinson School
Greensboro
Lindley
John F. Lynch Jr
Point Medical
University of Michigan
Lynch
Bo L. Aderholdt Jr
Geddie
W Jack Hunt
Gray Ladies
PTA
Accessories Stolen From Local Merchant Car
Fred L. Swartzberg reports fender skirts stolen from his car parked at the YMCA last night. Police investigated the incident as a theft.
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Fred L. Swartzberg
YMCA
Weather Outlook Cold Snap for High Point Tonight
The forecast calls for clear skies and cooler temperatures with a low near 35 degrees in High Point. A light frost occurred in low areas last night, while today’s high should reach around 68, with continued cool conditions through Friday.
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High Point
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Wrightsville Beach
Doughsine
Jack Hinkle
Pete Norris
Gilles
Salvation Ars Relief Fund
Topsail Beach
Don Sturkey
Mercury
Sylvania 21
Sylvania TV
Iil
Goodflyear Service
N. Main ST
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