Police Jail Negro On Assault Count
A local Negro man, Cleve Price, 39, was jailed on an assault charge after a woman alleged he twisted her arm while attempting to drag her into woods. Price posted no bond. the alleged attack occurred around 7:30 PM. Lucin Dae Doe received emergency care for a swollen wrist. Also held were Otis T. Whitaker, 31, on three forgery counts with $1,000 bond. and Martin T. Marion, 44, on assault on a minor and disorderly conduct with $550 bond.
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Cleve Price
Washington St
Lucinda Eee
Ho Hospital
Otis T. Whitaker
Route 5
High Point
Mt. Airy
Whitaker
Martin T. Marion
Marion
Mule Team Bolts Injuring Elderly Man in Route 2 Farm Field
An elderly farmer, G. L. Robbins, 75, was injured when a runaway mule team dragged him across a field near Trinity Route 2. He suffered skull lacerations and multiple abrasions and was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment. A neighbor suggested the breast tree on a hay rake may have broken loose, letting the mules bolt.
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Trinity
G. L. Robbins
Robbins
Three-Family Reunion Set For Oct 3
The 29th annual Bulla Farlowe and Millikan family reunion will be held at New Market near Sophia on Sunday at 11 a.m. Morning and afternoon sessions will be brief and informal. A picnic dinner will follow on the school grounds. The brontosaur, a long extinct ant-eating dinosaur, was 70 feet long and often weighed over 30 tons.
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Bulla
Farlowe
Millikan
New Market
Sophia
Naiph & A
Geni
Goats Climb Trees in French Morocco Highlands
Goats native to French Morocco have been observed climbing trees to browse on high branches. This unusual foraging behavior shows adaptability of local goats to available foliage and terrain.
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French
Morocco
Tax Charge Filed Against Accordionist
Dick Contino, the accordionist, was charged by federal authorities with failure to pay 5483.79 in income taxes for 1949 and 1950. An IRS lien was filed at the Washoe recorder's office as Contino, recently drafted into the Army after a draft evasion conviction, says the money was for expenses and hopes a booksman in York can settle the matter.
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Reno
Nevy
Dick Contino
A A
Internal Revenue Service
Washoe Goes
Evans
Exlain
Jino
York
Bill Lara
Insurance Manager Returns From Savannah Seminar
Pete Schultheiss local manager of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co returned to the city last night after attending a seminar on social security act amendments in Savannah Georgia.
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Pete Schultheiss
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Savannah
Mrs A T Gordon Jr Wins TV Set at Gilbert's Store
Mrs A T Gordon Jr of 1207 Fifth Street won the television set prize from Gilbert's Shoe Store yesterday. The outcome was determined by a drawing.
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A. T. Gordon Jr
Fifth Street
Gilbert
Craw
Dorsett Fletcher of Thomasville Dies at 70
Fletcher Scott Dorsett 70 died at his home 117 Julian Ave Saturday at 3 15 PM after three weeks of illness. He was born January 1884 in the county and worked 40 years at Thomacvile Chair Co. He married Linnie Ann Harris in 1903 who died in 198_. Survivors include a daughter and three sons, plus a brother and sister. Funeral Monday 2:30 PM at First Methodist Church with interment at Fairgrove Cemetery.
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Fletcher Dorsett
Thomasville
Fletcher Scott Dorsett
Julian Ave
County
Andrew
Jus Dorsett
Thomacvile Chair Co
First Methodist Church
Stewarts
Linnie Ann Harris
William R. Dorsett
Harris G. Dorsett
F. L. Dorsett
Lem
E. Thomas ii Carson Dorset
Fairgrove Methodist Church
Campaign coffers run dry in election expenses
Report shows Republican and Democratic national committees spending heavily by Sept 1 with about $2 spent by each party for every $1 by the other. GOP and Democratic groups drew funds from national sources, the figures reflecting a tight race as campaigning peaks.
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BR. F. Lavingstone
Poe
Con
GOP
Democratic National Committees
Oermas
Pemberets
Ic sGventens
Ye Metenal Citizisenhower
Ecaaniine
Tlie
Aan Aoe
Tota
Eisenhower and Dulles Atoms for Peace Debate Set
The U.N. General Assembly cleared the Eisenhower Dulles atoms for peace proposals for top level debate. The 60 nation body assigned the item to the main political committee with urgent priority and U.S. delegates pushed for quick talks to keep it high on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Goldberg
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
United States
Francisco Urrutia
Colombia
Security Council
Korea
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
Russia
Andrei Vish.nsky
Britain
Sehwyn Lloyd
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Assembly
Cyprus
Dulles
World Congress of Scientists
Lodge
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
General Assebly
Washington
Dag Hammarskjold
Rise in legal reserve life insurers in the States
The number of legal reserve life insurance companies in the United States has reached 1877, nearly double the count that were in business at the end of World War II, reflecting postwar growth in the industry.
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Legal Reserve Life Insurance
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Optometrist and Optician Main
N. Main ST
High Point, N
Russell
D-Ga
Charlotte
J. C. Ledberry
Hugh Alexander
Lennon
D-Nc
Albemarle
Alexanander
Siegler Ee
Siegler
Ellen Hudson
Ellen Messick Hudson
Archdale
Allen Janco Ay Bartel Trinity Cemetery
J. B. Griffin
Allen Farlow
J. R. Lambeth
C. F. Pete H. W. Wagoner
Oty
W. Potts
Eeesa W
Jay) Potts
Route 1
Kernersville
High Point Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Cees
W P. Burchette
Bunker Hill
Eisenhower
Lions
Archdale-Trinity
Oakview
Packard
Eastern Air Lines
Miami Beach
Miami
Hialeah
Indian Village
Bermuda
Stockholm
Morehead City
M.S
Hevane
Nassau
World Travel Service
Carolina Motor Club
Guilford Motor CO
N. Wrenn
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