Refunding Exported Tobacco Stock To Sharpen World Prices
Stabilization Corp offers a $5 per hundred pound refund on all 1960 1961 and 1962 crop loan stocks exported, with refunds paid to exporters on proof of export. Domestic sales of some 1957 1958 1959 crop stocks move to sealed bids. Inspection Feb 17 to Mar 4. bids due Apr 4. results by Apr 20.
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Raleigh AP
Stabilization Corp
He Cooperative
Commodity Credit Corp
Washington
U.S
L. T. Weeks
Arpil 20
New Government Policy On Pricing Is Assailed
A policy to dispose of surplus flue cured tobacco faces strong opposition from Malcolm B. Seawell of the Leaf Tobacco Exporters Association. He says the plan to sell surplus leaf by sealed bids and provide a five cent per pound export rebate disrupts the market and pushes buyers toward Stabilization pool stocks backed by CCC credits. He warns farmers will bear the cost of reduced competitive bidding and questions why changes occur after Stabilization’s success in selling surplus stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm B. Seawell
The
Leaf Tobacco Exporters Association
Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corporation
Tobacco Co
LTEA
Tobacco Association of the United States
L. T. Weeks
Stabilization Corporation
CCC
Seawell
Stabilization’ Corporation
Biting Mule Not Rabid Says Local Doctor
Gretna reports show a mule that bit a farm youth and died was not rabid, says Dr. F C Hays, county medical examiner. The mule, owned by Walter Blanks near Gretna, showed no rabies signs. head sent to state laboratories for testing while it appeared old and worn from winter and wood-hauling work. Further tests expected. results could confirm non rabies cause of death.
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Gretna
F. C. Hays
Health Department
State Laboratories
Richmond
Hays
State Laboratory
Memorial Services Held For Mrs. Roberts
Memorial services for Mrs FE L Roberts were conducted yesterday afternoon from the First Presbyterian Church by the Rev George D Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Roberts
FE. L. Roberts
First Presbyterian Church
George D. Jackson
Danville political ticket talks surface in unsigned letter
An unsigned letter from Aubrey K. Ferrell and Co. invites Danville leaders to a 7:30 p.m. Monday meeting at Midtown Motor Inn to discuss a June councilmanic election and a possible ticket around incumbents Julian R. Stinson Charles A. Womack and Dr. D. Lurton Arey. It names two possible candidates Fletcher D. Harris and Ronald W. Williams. Williams says he is not a candidate and would not align with those named, while praising public interest and liberty to assemble and choose candidates.
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Aubrey K. Ferrell
Julian R. Stinson
O. Lorton Arey
Charles A. Womack
Fletcher D. Harris
Ronald W. Williams
Williams
The
Register
D. Lurton Arey
CPA
Warren, Parker and Williams
Stinson
Womack
Arey
Finance Committee
John W. Carter
Harris
Ferrell
Dan Civic League
League
Richmond Educational TV Costs $1.50 Per Student
The Pittsylvan ia County School Board heard that joining the Piedmont Educational Network could cost as little as 31.50 per pupil, with Central Television Corporation outlining plans to extend service to Pittsylvania Halifax and Danville areas. The board discussed older facilities, new cafeterias, and a proposal to convert the old Chatham High School into county offices, with space also allocated for a school bus garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Pittsylvania County
Chatham
J. H. Combs
Piedmonth
Combs
T. A. Pollard
Danville
Halifax County
Central Television Corporation
CTC
WBTM
Pittsylvania
Halifax
Henry Counties
Martinsville
Henry County
Hurt
Chatham High School
Grover Jones
Jones
Dan River Elementary
Pollard
Southside High School
Board of Supervisors
Crisp Is Killed As Car Overturns In Caswell Area
YANCEYVILLE NC Caswell County's first traffic fatality of the new year occurred late Thursday night on a straight stretch near the Alamance County line. John Earl Crisp about 60 of Elon College Rt 2 was killed when the convertible he was driving ran off Pagetown Rd and overturned. Two other persons in the car were hurt. Highway Patrolman Jimmy Griffin said there was no evidence of high speed and could not find a reason for leaving the road.
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Yanceyville
N.C
Caswell County
Alamance County
John Earl Crisp
Elon College Rt. 2
Pagetown
Jimmy Griffin
Royster Plan Upheld In Danville Tobacco Auction Time
Federal Judge Ted Dalton enters a declaratory judgment upholding the Royster Plan as a proper method of allocating selling time on the Danville tobacco market. The ruling rejects FTC and Bryant Buckner challenges, allowing a 25 percent diminution for a new entrant’s first unit and preserving experienced operators’ goodwill and patronage.
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Royster
Dalton
Danville
Ted Dalton
Danville Tobacco Association
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Bryant-Buckner Associates, Inc
Bryant. Buckner Associates, Inc
Fred
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Judge Dalton
County Schools Seek 700000 in Federal Funds
Pittsylvania County schools seek 700000 under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to cut teacher pupil ratios, buy mobile classrooms, hire librarians, and support remedial reading. Eligible schools include Mt Airy Kentuck Northside Central Southside Union Hall Stony Mill Spring Garden and Climax. Additional programs may cover special education for mentally retarded children though timing may hinder implementation this year.
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J. H. Combs
Pittsylvania County
Chatham
Pittsylvania
Combs
T. A. Pollard
State Department of Education
Mt. Airy
Kentuck
Northside
Central
Southside
Union Hall
Stony Mill
Spring Garden
Climax
Southside High School
Two Local Men Pass State Bar Exams
Danville men Charles Dodson Bennett Jr and James Goodson Bennett pass the Virginia Bar examination held December 13 and 14 in Richmond. Bennett, 25, a Washington and Lee Law School senior, will enter the Judge Advocate’s office for a four year Air Force tour after graduation. Goodson, 27, a William and Mary Law School graduate, is associated with Danville attorney Theodore P. Huggins. Also on the pass list are James Warren Haskins of Martinsville Henry Woods McLaughlin of Halifax and Mell Jeter Lacy Jr of South Boston.
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Danville
Richmond
Virginia Board of Bar Examiners
Charles Dodson Bennett, Jr
James Goodson
Bennett
C. Dodson Bennett
Marshall Terrace
Washington & Lee University Law School
George Washington High School
Virginia Military Institute
Air Force
Judge Advocate’s Office
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
F Ar W&l
GW High
Goodson
Mt. Cross Rd
Danville Rt. 5
William & Mary Law School
Whitmer High School
Virginia Tech
Theodore P. Huggins
James Warren Haskins
Martinsville
Henry Woods McLaughlin
St.of Halifax
Mell Jeter Lacy, Jr
South Boston
Revenue Service Offers Income Tax Filing Aid
IRS offers income tax help on a self help basis every Friday 830 am to 5 pm through April 15 at the local IRS office in the Post Office Building. District Director James I P Bayle advised taxpayers to mail refund returns to the IRS Center Philadelphia 19154 for prompt efficient handling.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
James I P. Bayle
Philadelphia
Jailed Woman Seeks Non-Support Warrant Against Father
A 25 year old white woman, unemployed and on welfare, said she has four illegitimate children and obtained a non support warrant against their father. She was jailed after threatening an officer during a traffic stop and charged with disorderly conduct. Her sister later bonded her out and she was readmitted to the hospital.
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Social Service Bureau
Bureau
UVa Sponsors Writers Conference in New York Area
George Garrett of the University of Virginia participates in a national writers conference at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville New York. The meeting aims to improve teaching writing in colleges by outlining principles and procedures to be reviewed by the federal government via the Presidents Panel on Educational Research and Development. Garrett is an author of novels stories and poetry teaching creative writing at UVa.
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Charlottesville
George Garrett
University of Virginia
Saul Bellow
Ralph Ellison
Bernard Malamud
William Styron
Robert Penn Warren
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
N.S
Garrett
YMCA membership soars in Royster campaign report
Royster page seven notes YMCA campaign update with 324 new members and total value of 6550 bringing overall figures to 821 members and 20 274 dollars. The drive nears its 21 000 goal and leaders urge renewed effort. divisions II IV VI and III show strong progress with top reports awarded to Jim Crawford and Townes Lea Jr. Final session set for next Thursday at Birdtown Motor Hotel.
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YMCA
Sania
Ww. Townes Lea
Jim Crawford
Clark Hodges
Gus Dyer
George Mowbray
Matt Crawley
Armistead Womack
Crawford
George Sneads
Townes Lea, Jr
Gene Lewis
Bruce Hughes
Birdtown Motor Hotel
Light Docket Set Here For Federal Court
District Attorney Thomas B. Mason calls the docket light as U S Western District Court opens its February semi annual term in Danville at 9 30 a m Judge Ted Dalton convenes 15 cases for grand jury consideration One defendant faces a bribe attempt to influence a tobacco grader Another presentment accuses interstate transportation of a forged check The rest allege federal liquor law violations Twenty one defendants Named newcomer Robert Irons of Radford begins as assistant district attorney today with no held over cases on the docket
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Thomas B. Mason
U. S. Western District Court
Danville
Ted Dalton
Post Office
Mason
Robert Irons
Radford
Irons
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Robert &. Lee Junior High School
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Ann Abercrombie
At-Arms
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Allen Rippe
Robert Bridgeforth
Grady Love
Ron Williams
Richmond Educational TV
Crisp
Caswell
Danville, Va
Revenue Service
Uva
New High
Holiday Inn Restaurant
Wotm's
Renry Nakdimen
Lillian
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