Local Parole Office Reports November Case Gains
Harold C. Woodruff, chief parole officer, said the Virginia Parole Board office increased cases in November from 418 to 435, listing four probationers, two parolees, and one pardonee added. Twenty-one cases were resolved via releases, revocations, or transfers, with financial totals showing probationers earning 29168.15 and parolees and pardonees 7652.24, totaling 566,800.39.
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Virginia Parole Board
Harold C. Woodruff
Henry Comty
State
Colorado
Virginia
North Carolina
New York
State Board
Woodruff
Bridge light eyed as aid not solution to traffic
A partial traffic fix at the new bridge is reviewed as inadequate during peak hours. Northbound delays persist as workers and drivers reroute via Bishop Road and Memorial Drive. Some call for a directing officer, though police resources are limited. Interment details reflect local obituaries.
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McCain
Mrs Perkins Dies After Years of Illness in Ruffin
Buffin NC Mrs Herbert L Perkins 68 died early Monday at her Ruffin Route 1 home after a long illness. A native of Caswell County she lived in Doves Cross Roads area all her life and was a member of Lawsonville Baptist Church. She is survived by husband, a brother Cornelius Murphy of Ruffin Route 1 and a sister Rosa Wray of Pelham Route 1. Funeral Wednesday at Pleasant Grove Primitive Baptist Church at 3:30 p.m. with Rev Troy London and Elder Harvey Smith officiating. The body will be taken to Richmond for services one hour prior to the ceremony.
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Susan Jane Murphy
Perkins
Henry
Julian Walker Murphy
Caswell County
Doves Cross Roads
Lawsonville ‘Baptist Church
Cornelius Murphy
Ruffin Rt. 1
Rosa Wray
Pelham Rt
Pleasant Grove Primitive Baptist Church
Troy London
Harvey Smith
Richmond
Danvillians
Benyunes
Beny
Seven-year-old Montgomery wins $100,000 damage verdict
Danville native Michael Montgomery, living in Mesa Arizona, received 100000 in damages after an accident November 25 1960 in Chandler Arizona that left him crippled. His parents Quester and Barbara Montgomery were awarded 16450 for medical payments and suffering. Defendants were Mr and Mrs Alton Jarrell of Chandler the car operator. Michael born July 9 1955 at Memorial Hospital.
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Michael Montgomery
Danville
Mesa
Ariz
Quester
Barbara Nunn Montgomery
Chandler
Alton Jarrell
Jarrell
George Washington High School
Schoolfield High School
Mary Barbour
Jack Nunn
Adrian Montgomery
Michael
Memorial Hospital
Major Guthrie Led Virginia Forestry and Preservation Work
Major Guthrie, longtime Virginia forester and CCC liaison, died after a life shaping forestry policy and heritage. He founded Ville Vue tree farm in Charlotte Court House, held multiple national roles, wrote works on forestry, and contributed to conservation groups. Burial planned at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Charlotte County
Union College
Schenectady
Yale University
Arizona
New Mexico
Mata Dino
Hlrulnana
Guthrie
Eighth Corps
CCC
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Village Presbyterian Church
Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation
Charlotte County Raritan Club
The
County Farm Bureau
Library Board
Major Guthrie
Americal Conservation
Price Support Reduction on MH-30 Leaf Opposition
A farmer education plan under USDA and buying companies aims to reduce MH29 use by spending a small percentage of effort on educating farmers. The speaker argued that abolishing MH29 would prevent ongoing problems and benefit crop practices.
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USDA
Graveside Rites Held For Infant Moore Child
Graveside services were held for five year old Jean Moore of Reidsville Rt 3 and for infant Andrew Jer Wilmoth son of James Washington Wilmoth and Annie Laurie Barksdale. The infant died Sunday night after a brief illness at Cone Memorial Hospital Greensboro. Survivors include parents, three sisters, and grandparents. The service was conducted by Rev. Laughton Ling and Rev. Fred Allred at Spring Garden Cemetery with interment at New Lebanon Baptist Church cemetery.
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Reidsville
N. C
Jean Moore
Andrew Jer
Billy Lester
Lance Wilmoth
James Washington
Wilmoth
Cone Memorial
Annie Laurie Barksdale
Greensboro
Watson St
Bryantlone
Donna Moore
Spring Gar Nome
Laughton
George Wilson Funeral Rites Conducted In Lebanon
The funeral for George W. Wilson, 76, was conducted yesterday afternoon with interment at Russell Memorial Cemetery in Lebanon. He died Saturday night at his Caney Valley home in Washington County. Surviving are his wife Barbara King Wilson. three sons Fred Wilson Virgil Wilson and Ralph Wilson. five daughters Sua Wilson Cathleen Gill Cleo Pippin Winifred McGowan and Ernestine McDaniel. a sister Eddie Woolf and two brothers Artisth Wilson and Charles Wilson.
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George W. Wilson
Russell Memorial Cemetery
Lebanon
Mr. Wilson
Caney Valley Potnsentie
Washington County
Barbara King Wilson
Fred Wilson
Virgil Wilson
Ralph Wilson
Danville
Sua Wilson
Cathleen Gill
Cleo Pippin
Winifred McGowan
Ernestine McDaniel
Eddie Woolf
Mendota
Artisth Wilson
Charles Wilson
Abington
Leaf Quality Is Defended At Hearing
Approximately 700 Georgia Florida tobacco growers attended a Douglas hearing to defend the quality of their fine cured tobacco amid government calls for improvements. The U S Department of Agriculture opened remarks by warning that acceptable tobacco is essential for the U S to remain a world producer and exporter. Georgia Florida farmers, supported by State Commissioner Phil Campbell and Rep Iris Blitch, argued their crop is up to par and that poor quality from other belts drags down the average. Blitch noted a wide gap between tobacco turned into government loans in Georgia Florida and other belts, suggesting buyers discard inferior leaf while it backs up the loan program. Blitch cited that about 20 percent of the 1962 flue cured crop went to government support, versus 2.36 percent in Georgia Florida.
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Douglas, Ga
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Georgia-Florida
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Phil Campbell
Iris Blitch
D-Ga
Blitch
Pewsmen
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