Mother and Infant Survive 30-Foot Fall in Highway Crash
A mother Vada Smith Murphy and her four week old daughter Fay Vern survived a 30 foot plunge from Highway 109 onto the busy superhighway near Lexington Ave. Both were reported improving with no broken bones. the infant remained under oxygen in hospital. Husband Francis Murphy said the crash occurred as the driver lost control near an overpass. rescue crews had difficulty freeing passengers from the wedged car.
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Thomasville
Highway 109
Vada Smith Murphy
Fay Vern
Francis Murphy
Route 1
Lexington Ave
Elections End Convention Of Clothiers In The Carolinas
The ninth annual meeting of the Carolinas Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers ends with officer elections and choosing next year's convention site. Otis Johnston Jr. chairs the nominating committee, Gwynn Nowell presides, and Louis Rothschild attends from Washington with local speakers and planning notes.
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Carolinas Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Otis Johnston Jr
Columbia
S. C
Gwynn Nowell
Raleigh
Sedgefield Inn
Lyle Siye
Aiete Ress Py
Seational One Tion
Eve 5 One
National Association
Louis Rothschild
Washington
Jose Ohneon
Gesaubeny Eieeen
E. N. Knott
Asheboro
McCarthy Contempt Fight Deepens in Senate Hearing
The McCarthy inquiry focuses on contempt claims over his behavior and handling of classified information. Edward Bennett Williams defends the defense as impartial while E. Wallace Chadwick frames it as a prosecutor’s brief. The committee adjourned to a closed session as witnesses remain elusive and key issues are debated.
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Sen
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Ces
Mundt
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E. Wallace Chadwick
Self
Watkins
Chadwick
Lethers
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Invitan
Williams
Eisend McCarth
B. Wilson
Rene Focoine
Eisenhower
Executive Branch
Bennet Williams
Aec
Ce Ervin D
Mpre
Walter Winchell
Menbie Ervin
Winchell
Winston Sa'em
N.C) Sentinel and Journal
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Sentinel and Journal
Senate
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Euch
Ervn
Ind-Ore
Edwin C. Johnson
Denver Post
John
Soldier Sought In Strangling Case In London
An unidentified male soldier is sought in connection with the strangling death of 28 year old Ellen Carlen. Police found a littered scene with bottles and cigarettes and neighbors report she had recent trouble, investigations continue.
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London
Ellen Carlen
Bee Swarm Interrupts Revival Service at Thomasville Church
A swarm of bees disrupted a revival at Spring tll Methodist Church in Bovnen County. Pastor Rev. John Christie moved the service outdoors after bees settled in the rafters, with several worshippers stung. Officials hope to remove the swarm today for tonight’s program.
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Thomasville
Tll Methodist
Ghurenine
Bovnen
John Christie
Political ads urged to curb racial and religious bias
New York report notes six leaders call for voter campaigns free of prejudice and for citizens committees in each community. Leaders quote candidates like Leonard W Hall and Stephen A Mitchell as examples to address bias. The appeal is coordinated with the American Jewish Committee and state chairs.
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New York
Falls
Campagne
Citizens
Gahan Leonard W Hall
Democratic
Stephen A.tateseisener
Crs
Hall
Mitchell
Knox . Engel
Ican
Driver Escapes Injury After Auto Plunges Down Bank
A motorist drove off the road near Freeman Mill and the superhighway, plunging 30 feet down an embankment beside an I-bridge. Police report he was unhurt and told investigators the car lights were on at the time.
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Ear
Freeman Mill
Bag Stateway
Igaiman Aid Tee Deve
Joseph Greensboro
WSCS of St Mark Church Officers Training Tonight
The WSCS of St Mark Church will hold officers Training Day tonight with dinner served at 6 and classes starting strictly at 7 pm. All ladies of the church are invited to attend and dine. Recent visitor Thomas Saulter of Boston left after visiting Mr and Mrs Herman Smith and his sister Miss Gertrude Saulter.
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WSCS
St. Mark Church
Thomas Saulter
Boston
Herman Smith
Gertrude Saulter
Asheboro Archdale Murder Case Set For Trial
Robie Hall of Archdale faces a first degree murder trial in Asheboro for the July killing of Lane Hall. Deputy Sheriff Cooper reported the suspect shot through a car door into the lower abdomen. Hall was released on a 10 000 bond after a preliminary hearing.
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Asheboro
Robie Hall
Archdale
Lane
Hall
Randolph County
Robert Cooper
Cooper
Lohr
Sharpe
New York
James E. Chaldner
J. C. Hill
C. W Hall
Randolph County Young Democrats Launch Fall Campaign
The Randolph County Young Democrats Club announces the start of its fall campaign in Asheboro. Organizers plan outreach events, canvassing, and voter education efforts to boost party participation ahead of the upcoming elections.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Young Democrats Club
Driver Injured Slightly As Car Hits Big Truck
Thomasville report says Bill Johnson of the Rd was slightly injured last night around 9 o clock. Jota was treated at the hospital for minor injuries but was not retained. Gecalie of tha Geel appears in incomplete text.
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Thomasville
Bill Johnson
Jota
Gecalie
Tha Geel
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