J. W. Johnson Dies Veteran Durham Real Estate Dealer
J W Johnson 83 a veteran real estate dealer died at Veterans Hospital in Durham Monday afternoon. He was born in Forsyth County March 3 1876 and active in church and Masonic groups. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 30 p m from Main Street Methodist with interment at Lebanon Methodist Cemetery. The Willis Kirby Bible Class pallbearers will meet at the church. Sidney Carol Carithers 10 dies at home and Carol Carithers funeral set for Wednesday at Garden Park Cemetery.
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J. W. Johnson
Veteran's Hospital
Durham
Mr. Johnson
Forsyth County
Ross R
Rebecca Bodenheimer Johnson
Main Street Methodist Church
Willis - Kirby Bible
Johnson
Numa F. Reid Lodge No
A. F
A.M
York Rite
U.S. Army
Cuba
Mar- Jehacen
Hasies
John
Cruz Johnson
Albe
Robert H. Stamey
Richard Crowder
Saint Luke's Methodist Church
Charlotte
Lebanon Methodist Church
Koonce Funeral Home
Willis-Kirby
Carol Carithers
Garden Park Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Coures
Enlaatte
Cary
Sidney Carol
Cornelius J
Mary Ruth Wall Carthers
Dorothy St
Oak Hill School
Mrs Carson 79 Dies In West Jefferson
Mrs. Carson aged 79 of West Jefferson died. Other ter Mrs J W Gunter of Martinsville Va. two brothers Robert G Johnson of High Point and Ance Johnson of Warrensville. two sisters Mrs E N Warden Bluefield W Va and Mrs Doris Ballard of High Point. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 pm at Jefferson Methodist Church with burial at Jefferson Cemetery Home and viewing at church one hour before services.
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Otherter
J. W. Gunter
Martinsville
Robert G. Johnson
High Point
Ance Johnson
Warrensville
E. N. Warden
Bluefield
W. Va
Doris Ballard
Jefferson Methodist Church
Jefferson
New Orleans Man Charged With Fraud
Eddie Layne of Thomasville was jailed after posting 1250 dollars cash bond. He is charged with obtaining 987.50 from Paul Thomas under false pretenses by selling five cigarette machines that were not delivered. Similar charges against another salesman from Asheboro were dropped. R H Cox reported paying 87.50 for five machines.
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Thomasville
Eddie
Layne
Paul Thomas
Circle Drive
Thomas
Asheboro
R. H. Cox
Route 5
Funeral services for Abraham A Schwartz founder of Rosaine shop
Funeral services for Abraham Alfred Schwartz founder and owner of Rosaine shop were to be held at 3 p.m. today at Se chrest Funeral Home with Rabbi Herbert Silberman officiating. Burial followed in the Hebrew Cemetery after a heart attack in New York ended a five year illness.
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Abraham Alfred
al) Schwartz
Rosaine Shop
Sechrest
Herbert Silberman
Hebrew ‘Cemetery
Schwartz
New York
Nursing Home Resident Dies After Years of Decline
Sunday morning at 6:20 o'clock, a nursing home resident died following several years of declining health.
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Nursing Home
Ex-High Pointer's Husband Dies In Twin City
Melvin Parl Edwards died at 6 a.m. today at North Carolina Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. He was formerly of High Point and Florence, married to Lillian Stewart, and had worked as a printer and line- type operator since leaving Mercer University. Survivors include his wife and several relatives. Burial will be in Floral Garden Cemetery, High Point. services at Vogler's Chapel.
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Winston - Salem
Melvin Parl Edwards
Druid Hill
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Staley Staley School
Mercer University
Macon
Lillian Stewart
High
Greensboro
Pearl Jones
Burlington
Lucy Pace
Birmingham
Ala
Vogler
Rep Dale Alford to Speak in Greensboro Tonight
Greensboro AP report says Rep Dale Alford Democrat Arkansas will speak at 8 p m to the Guilford County unit of the North Carolina Defenders of States Rights, a pro segregation group, following his criticism of Congressman Hays.
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Greensboro
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Guilford Couny
North Carolina Defenders of States Rights
Ted Ot
Hays
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Faubus
Little Rock
Thomasville Charge Terminated In Recorder Court
A fragment notes Layne returned Cox’s Thomasville charge but Cox plans to flee in Recorder's Court here, implying unresolved legal action and possible escape.
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Layne
Cox
Thomasville
Recorder's Court
Delaware Schools Integrated in Kent and Sussex Counties
Twenty three Negro children filed for first grade admission in formerly all white schools in Kent and Sussex counties. Dr. George R. Miller Jr. noted more could apply while avoiding comment on police presence. The 1955 Milford High School integration attempt is referenced.
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Dover, del
Delaware
Ste. Se
Kent
Sussex
George R. Miller Jr
State of Public Instruction
House Gets Public Works Bill Ready
Washington AP reports the House prepared a 1.185 billion public works appropriation bill with 67 projects after a rejected veto. A 2 percent reduction was recommended for initial allocations while funds for river and harbor projects were kept. President Eisenhower signaled possible veto if the bill remains in its current form.
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Washington
House
White House
House Appropriations Committee
Ex School Official on Trial for Embezzlement Charges
J P Coleman Jr former treasurer of Lumberton schools faces Robeson Superior Court on 58 counts of embezzlement and forgery totaling over 17000 dollars. Investigators say he deposited about 10000 dollars into the school account before resigning.
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Lumberton, N.C
J. P. Coleman, Jr
Lumberton Schools
Robeson Superior Court
Coleman
Jaycees Stage Roadblock Run Pass Out Balloons Drinks
Jaycees kept busy at a roadblock yesterday afternoon from 2 to 5 o clock. Forty Jaycees stopped 3500 motorists and handed out 2000 balloons and 5600 soft drinks for the Slow Down and Live campaign. Linville Manning of Py Point Junior accepted balloons for children in cars. The event used state patrol and local volunteers with Ronald J. Lavine among those manning the safety post.
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Cam
Peee Linville Manning
Nanins Patrol the High Aleeeo One of the Jaycees,Ronald J. Lavine
Owen
Mrs Wil Dives In Round The Ring In Hawaii Bout
In Hilo Hawaii Mrs Wildives into the ring during what appears to be a boxing event as she circles and interacts with the action. An unclear scene suggests a notable moment in a local sporting event.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Estimates Of Cotton Crop For This Year
The Department estimates this year’s cotton at 14,678,000 bales of 500 pounds, down 137,000 from last month’s forecast. It compares with 11,512,000 last year and the ten year average of 14,046,000. The crop comes under a revised federal program to broaden markets by lowering prices, allows increased plantings, and will be supported by a government held reserve and surplus of about 8,600,000 bales.
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Washington
Smile When You Call Him A Worm
University of Michigan psychologist Dr. James V. McConnell reports experiments on freshwater flatworms. In a rigged trough with electric shocks the worms repeatedly contract and then regenerate, with halves forming new worms. The study aims to explore memory and regeneration in planaria.
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John Barbour
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Discovery. Tv
University of Michigan
James V. McConnell
New College Entry Tests Announced For College Bound
The University of Iowa announces a new testing system for college bound seniors called CEEB. It will be used by about 200 colleges with cheaper and more comprehensive testing than the existing college boards. Dr E F Lindquist says the system will improve testing and save money while shifting score reporting.
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University of Iowa
CEEB
Educational Testing Service
ETS
E. F. Lindquist
Iowa
America
Lindquist
Steel Strike Enters 56th Day Today
The nationwide steel strike extended to 56 days with no end in sight as 12:01 a.m. marked another day of stalemate. Informed sources said a longer duration than 1952’s 59 days was possible, pending motors and industry union representatives.
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New York
Motors and Industry
Ike To Give TV Report On Trip
President Eisenhower will deliver a radio television address from the White House on his talks with allied leaders in Western Europe. The speech is set for Thursday night at 7 30 p m and may be broadcast live from the presidential office.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
White
White House
Contradictory Signals Confuse Boston Motorist Tale
Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Registrar Clement J Riley encountered a motorist signaling left, right, and stop simultaneously. Riley waved the driver to stop but did not issue a ticket, noting uncertainty about how to tag the offender.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Clement J A. Riley
Riley
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