Trade Secret Damage Suit Heard In Closed Court
Dan River Mills Inc sues two former employees Kurt Kueng and John Pruitt Barnett in a $200000 chancery action alleging the pair circulated a trade secrets pamphlet for investors. Hearing held behind closed doors at the request of the plaintiff due to secret processes. Judge Aiken expects trial to last the term. Judge Matthews to assist on the civil docket with 113 cases. Court schedule notes next week affect where sessions are held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
A,en
Dan River Mills, Inc
Dan River
Kurt Kueng
John Pruitt Barnett
Kueng
Barnett
Aiken
Jack M. Matthews
Carroll County
Matthews
U.S. Western District Court
Martinsville Votes on $900000 Bond Issue Today
Martinsville residents vote today on issuing $900000 in revenue bonds to finance a new municipal building. The measure has unanimous support from the City Council and a broad business civic campaign. Opponents ran a small ad in the Martinsville Bulletin under Citizens Opposed to Bond Issue. Polls open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Citizens For the
General Assembly
Public Welfare Department
Commissioner of Revenue
Church St
North Carolina Funds Rise in January Revenue Report
North Carolina posted a bright January with highway and general fund receipts up 22.89 percent from a year earlier. The two funds totaled 71.5 million versus 58.2 million in January 1965, though refunds shifting from withholding to income tax accounts affects year comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
General Fund
Dan Moore
I. L. Clayton
Clayton
Pair Escapes Death After 50-Foot Plunge Of Car Into Icy Creek
A young couple was rescued after their car plunged from Rt 360 into Fall Creek. George Emmett Pyrle and Faye Marie Roberts, both 24, suffered frostbite and multiple injuries. They were pulled from the wreck by the Danville Life Saving Crew and a Wrenn-Yeatts ambulance team. Also hospitalized was Ethel Elizabeth Harris, 55, with bruises and possible internal injuries from a separate crash on Leeland Road. State Trooper McCrickard said Pyrle lost control near the Fall Creek bridge, sending the car skidding past a snow bank, hitting guard rail, and sliding along telephone cables before tipping into the creek about 150 feet from the hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Rt. 360
Fall Creek
George Emmett Pyrle
North Main St
Faye Marie Roberts
Keeling Rt. 1
Danville
Ethel Elizabeth Harris
Leeland Rd
Pyrtie
Miss Roberts
R. M. Mc Crickard
Pyrtle
Howard P. Green, Jr
Howard Ili
Green
McCrickard
L. E. Whitlow
W. L. Gibbs
Harris
Leeland and Sanitary Roads
Boyd William Adkerson, Jr
Dry Fork Rt. 1
Adkerson
Sanitary Rd
Mechanical peach pickers seen in future
Dr. H W Hoover of North Carolina State University told the National Peach Council in Charlotte that mechanical harvesters may soon overcome labor shortages hindering growth. He described freezing then dehydrating peach pulp to a spongy material that rehydrates with flavor. Peach juice and concentrate are entering markets as expansions in new peach products. The convention highlighted exhibits from sprayers to giant orchard equipment as about 500 visitors gathered at Queen Charlotte Hotel for the councils silver anniversary. A panel of plant pathologists will discuss the mystery death of thousands of North Carolina peach trees last spring.
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Charlotte
H.W. Hoover
North Carolina State University
Hoover
Food Science Research
N. C. State
National Peach Council
James A. Graham
Queen Charlotte Hotel
Georgia
Michigan
North Carolina
M. H. Kolbe
Extension Horticulturist
N.C. State
Closed Door Harmony Smolders Over Stew Ticket Shortfall
At Green Street Recreation Center a Little League meeting turned nonpublic as officials declined press access. Manager questions linger about 106 Brunswick stew tickets from last spring's fund drive, amid suspensions and an inquiry into Parks and Recreation official Luther and aides Camp Shelton and Wilson Newell. A letter defending Luther drew further attention while several managers boycotted future meetings as tensions over compliance with National Little League rules persisted.
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Brunswick
Green Street Recreation Center
Jim Canupp
Little League
Parks and Recreation Department
William H. Luther
Luther
Canupp
Camp Shelton
Wilson Newell
Phillip Basden
J. E. Temple
Register
Newell
Shelton
Jim Newel
Wilson
Register Office
Virginia FTCS Corporation Plans Annual Meet February 28
The Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corporation of Virginia will hold its annual meeting February 28 at 12 p.m. in the American Legion Building, South Boston. Directors from districts will be elected, advisory committees named, and reports given on the prior year's operations and future outlook.
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N.C
J. Y. Lassiter
Smithfield
N. C
Roy B. Davis, Jr
Paces
Davis
Virginia
H. G. Blalock
Pire
Stabilization
John D. Palmer
Tobacco Associates, Inc
Bill) Anderson
Tobacco Growers’ Information Committee
Mrs Betty Hubbard Named Outstanding Young Educator
Betty Hubbard Scism Hubbard a former teacher at Robert E. Lee Junior High in Danville has been named Outstanding Young Educator for 1965 in Rockbridge County Her award was presented at the Lexington Rockbridge County Jaycees annual Distinguished Service Award banquet in Lexington Her name will be submitted for a Virginia Jaycees state award She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs P E Scism of Pelham NC a George Washington High School and UNC Greensboro alumna She taught home economics at Natural Bridge High School for three years and previously taught at Lee Her husband Charles Hubbard was elected president of the Student Bar Association at Washington and Lee He is son of Mr and Mrs P H Hubbard of 154 Sunset Drive He is a UNC and university graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Scism Hubbard
Robert E. Lee Junior High School
Danville
Rockbridge County
J. Marvin Watson
Danville Young Women's Christian Association
Sallie
YWCA
William L. Sager
Wat
Women on Jury Ruling Could Open SC Juries
South Carolina Attorney General Daniel R. McLeod said if the U S Supreme Court upholds a ruling striking down Alabama style bans on women serving on juries SC would be compelled to allow women on state juries. He noted SC has allowed federal juries with women but the state constitution bars them from state juries. Officials sought to read the decision before commenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Daniel R. McLeod
U.S. Supreme Court
Alabama
Montgomery
McLeod
Supreme Court
Solomon Blatt
House of Representatives
Robert McNair
Educator, Guardsman, VW Worker Honored in Danville
Danville superintendent O T Bonner received a token of appreciation from the Danville Education Association marking 23 years in the system. Earlier honors include Man of the Year from the Hugh T Williams VFW Post and a Kiwanis Citizenship Award. Also featured is First Sgt Edward Franklin Sparrow’s retirement after 26 years with the National Guard and YWCA life member recognition for Mrs Sallie Watson.
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Bonner
Hugh T. Williams
VFW Post
Kiwanis Club
Lloyd G. Walton
Walton
Virginia Education Association
Pittsylvania County
General Assembly
Edward Franklin Sparrow
U.S. Army
Danville
71St Aaa
Fort Monroe
Fort Story
Camp Stewart
Fort Totten
N.Y
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Icy Creek
Viginia Ftcs Corporation
Betty Hubbard
O. T. Bonner
Danville Education Association
Ernest G. Baxa
Baxa
Grubar
Okla
Germany
Elba River
U.S
560Th Field Artillery Battalion
National Guard
560Th
246Th Artillery
Guardsman
Donald Aichner
Dodson Bennett
Joel Borden
Cecil Mullins
Skidmore Talbott
Reuben Harvey
Robert H. Jiranek
L. W. York
Samuel W. Atkins, Jr
James E. Burch
B. B. Cowan
S. C. Cunningham
E. A. Gibson
James T. Hamifin, Jr
William A. Hawkins
H. W. Harvey
Julian H. Hoffman
C. E. Johnson
C. A. Luck
F. L. Moses
C. B. Pritchett
J. E. Powell
Cornelis Rol
Harold C. Woodruff
Henry R. Bourne
Luke Smith
First Baptist Church
Danville Safety Council
Jim
George B. Anderson
James J. Walker
Walker
Anderson
Jim Walker
W. Main St
Ballou
Buckner
J. J. Walker
DEA
Edward F. Sparrow
Sallie Watson
WCA
J.J. Walker
Safety Council
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