Safe Robbery Charge Is Heard By Court
Two men charged with forcing a safe belonging to Annex Furniture Galleries on Greensboro Road were bound over to a hearing after probable cause was found. The defendants used tools including a tire iron and screwdriver to break into the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seles Byron Haworth
Jimmy L. Driggers
S Garden Street
Johnny Bowman
Westwood Avenue
Greensboro Road
Sen- Hughes
Sharon Street
Spence Named Leader of UA Division
Spence, formerly with United Fund campaign, was named to head the UA division by Fred Swartzberg. He will appoint four section chairmen to reach physicians attorneys and donors. A UNC Law graduate he began practice in Lillington and later led the Young Lawyers Club in Fayetteville.
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United Fund Cam
Ames R. Spence
First Union National Bank
Fred Swartzberg
Dan Spence
Pap
Point
Swartzberg
Spence
Scottish Bank
Fayetteville
University of North Carolina Law School
Lillington
Young Lawyers Club
Young Democrats
Kiwanis Club
United Commmunity
W. Farriss Ave
Education chief urges colleges to overcome momentum of old ideas
Raleigh AP report states State Board of Education chair Dallas Herring calls on college officials to embrace the new comprehensive education goal. He warns traditionalists that institutions bearing the name college must evolve as the system moves from a beginning to broader programs.
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Raleigh
State Board of Education
Dallas Herring
Rose Hill
Goa
Jensen
D oFversal Education
Beepee
College
Realty Transfers Report from High Point Township
Realty transfers list transactions including Veterans Affairs to Ronald E. Allred and wife on Forrest Avenue Guilford. Sales Corp to James R. Smith and wife Hillsdale addition. Kavanagh-Smith High Point Co to John J. Carr and wife Eastwood subdivision. Lamesheen De Leroy Miller to Patricia G. Hester Bottoms subdivision. Mary J. Byram to Mary S. Byram Oakview Estates.
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High Point Township
Veterans Affairs
Ronald E. Allred
Forrest Avenue
Guilford Sales Corp
James R. Smith
Hillsdale Addition. & Co
Kavanagh - Smith High Point
John J. Carr
Eastwood
Lamesheen & de Leroy
High Pointer Is Recovering From Injuries
Phyllis Hines of Mangum Avenue is in satisfactory condition at High Point Memorial Hospital recovering from injuries after a bus collision with a pickup truck last Saturday. State Highway Patrol says the truck pulled from a dirt road into the bus’s southbound path.
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Phyllis Hines
Mangum Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
More Homes Have TV Sets In American Households
The Census Bureau reports at least one television set in 93 of every 100 U.S. households and about one in six homes has two or more sets. Two years earlier the survey showed at least one set in 90 percent of homes.
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Washington
Census Bureau
U.S
Mrs Grimes of Trenton Husband Scout for Orioles
Mrs Grimes of Trenton Missouri reports her husband is a scout for the Baltimore Orioles.
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Trenton
Nursing Education Survey Reports Statewide Needs
The North Carolina Board of Higher Education with the State Board of Education and the Medical Care Commission released a survey on nursing education needs directed by Ray E. Brown of Duke University. The report urges immediate action and coordinated planning to raise NC nursing education to national standards.
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North Carolina Board of Higher Education
State Board of Education
The
North Carolina Medical Care Commission
Ray E. Brown
Duke University
Brown
University of Chicago
North Carolina State Board of Education
North Carolina Board of Education
Basic of Education
North Carolina League For Nursing
North Carolina
Areceppa and
Ton
Douglas denies Klan rally on his property
Thomasville area resident Paul Douglas said his property was not authorized for a Ku Klux Klan rally last Saturday night. He stated he knew nothing about the event and that his land was used without permission, near Douglas Airport.
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Douglas
Thomasville
Davidson County
Paul Douglas
Domestic Squabbling Flares Again
Catherine Lyles of 9% Gray Street was charged last night after a feud with her husband Moses flared up again. Police charged Catherine with assault after she struck him, and she spent the night in jail before posting a $100 bond. The couple had been warned by Judge L Roy Hughes about possible separation.
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Thomasville
Catherine l Lyles
Gray Street
Moses
L. Roy Hughes
Cathe
Catherine
Two Break-Ins Reported on South Hamilton Street
City police investigated two break-ins on South Hamilton Street. Thieves entered through roof skylights at a Miller's TV warehouse. Petty cash about 25 dollars reported stolen at United Waste Office. A bicycle stolen from Sears Store.
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Hamilton Street
Miller’s TV Lea Ie
United Waste Office
Enthieves
Sears
Mother and Son Wounded in High Point Shooting
Police hold Jack D. Dailey Sr. of Park Street after a spree that left his son 18 year old Jack Dailey Jr. with wounds to both arms and abdomen and his wife Phyllis Dailey struck on the left arm. The elder Dailey faces an assault charge as investigation continues at the Boulevard house.
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High Point City
Jack Donald Dailey Sr
Park Street
Jack D. Dailey Jr
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dailey
Phyllis Jones
Escapee Charles Henry Smith Captured in Siler City
Randolph County sheriff's department reported that Charles Henry Smith who escaped from a work gang yesterday was captured in Siler City last night by the Highway Patrol. Area officers had searched the Randolph County area after the 3 45 p.m. escape report.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Sheriff's Department
Charles Henry Smith
Siler City
Highway Patrol
Randolph County
Nonsupport Arrest In Thomasville
Clarence Ray Welborn age 43 of Broad Street remained jailed in Thomasville after an arrest on charges of nonsupport of his wife and 11 year old child and assaulting his wife. Warrants were signed by the defendant's wife Irene.
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Thomasville
Clarence Ray Welborn
Welborn
Broad Street
Irene
Grease Fire Extinguished in Clyde Dailey Home
A grease fire at Clyde Dailey’s residence was extinguished with occupants unharmed. Firefighters contained the blaze after a stove incident. Responders secured the scene and investigated the cause.
Councilmen Buy Mower Rent Land
Thomasville city council met briefly in a special session and approved purchasing a tractor mower for 2462 dollars with optional Select-O-Speed transmission. They also authorized mayor Thomas F Johnson and city clerk Eva Jones to sign an agreement with Southern Railway for crossing signals at Main Randolph Salem. A land lease on Commerce Street to Hudson Belk was approved at one dollar per year for 15 years with required rebuilding of certain areas.
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Thomasville
Davidson Farm Equipment Co
Thomas F. Johnson
Eva Jones
Southern Railway
Main
Randolph
Salem Streets
Commerce Street
Hudson Belk
Paving Of Streets In Tight Budget Situation
City Hall warns residents that the $600000 street contract will nearly exhaust funds and petitions must reach 51 percent ownership to be considered. Officials say no new paving this fiscal year and urge immediate petition circulation to meet priority list needs.
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Ama Gray
Aplow
Pson Arthur Paving Co
Harold Cheek
City Public Works Department
Car Wash Benefit by Cen Wash Memorial YWCA
The Junior Civitan Club and Junior Civinettes Club of Cen Wash Memorial YWCA host a car wash on Gatewood Avenue from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to raise funds for community programs. Proceeds support local civic projects and youth activities.
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Junior Civitan Club
Junior Civinettes Club
Cenwash Memorial Ywca
Gatewood Avenue
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Marshall Berry
Nathan Hunt
Berry
Wade Medlin
S. Hamilton
Medlin
Billy Joe Adkins
Rt. 2
Claude T. Poteat
Marion
Douglas Connor
Steele Street
High Pointer
Mrs. Burleigh Grimes
Archdale-Trinity
Trinity High School
Janet Sharron Ward
Shirley Marie Beane
Patricia Ann Cecil
Miss Ward
Clyde M. Ward
Goodman St
Miss Beane
R. J. Beane
Linda
Miss Is
Warren Cecil
Rt. 4
Allen Jay High School
Archdale-Trinity Junior Chamber of Commerce
Men’s den
Saami Om
Sele
ABC Storm Window CO. Inc
Swad
W. Lee
Greensboro
N. C
Centemen
Creeceee
R.F.D
Clyde Dailey
RCA Victor
RCA
Ela
High Point
New York
Thru
Wilmington, N. C
Convenient
Baltimore
Tampa
Lway
Augusta
Union Bus Terminal
Lindsay Street
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