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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1965

Page

9

Confidence Man Targets Local Banks in $600 Theft

A man described as 40 to 50 years old attempted deposits at Security Bank and Trust Co on Riverside Drive, then at main Security Bank and Schoolfield Bank, taking $600, $400, and $400 respectively. He used checks drawn on Tennessee and Kentucky banks to make questionable deposits linked to Deavers Dry Goods. Police traced the suspect’s description and a likely car, but he fled town before officers could intercept.

Kentucky Tennessee Bank and Trust Co Riverside Drive Schoolfield Bank Melvin R. Henry Florence Beavers Miss Ann Carter Henry Knoxville Oneida Clinton Monterey Tenn Harlan Deavers Dry Goods J. E. Groner & Co Gann Variety Store Rocky Hill Pharmacy Scott Foods, Inc Evarts

Virginia Bank Names Turner As President

Virginia Bank and Trust Co. will appoint C. Ron Turner as president on August 1, succeeding Claude E. Johnson who retires after ten years. Turner, a 18 year veteran now senior vice president, has led growth including asset gains and a motor bank expansion. Johnson remains on the board while continuing in the retail drug business.

C. Ron Turner Virginia Bank and Trust Co Louie W. Love Claude E. Johnson Turner The Bank Chatham Spring Garden Dorothy Grove Sertoma Club Spring Garden Presbyterian Church Johnson Virginia Bank

Keysville Mills, Inc. Certificate Granted by State

Danville Knitting Mills, Inc. gains a new subsidiary as a certificate of incorporation is granted for Keysville Mills near Keys Ville. Danville Knitting had announced plans earlier this week to construct the plant in the area.

Keysville Mills, Inc Danville Knitting Mills, Inc Danville Knitting Keys Ville

Main St Meetings proposed by Virginia GOP hopeful Linwood Holton

Martinsville notes Republican gubernatorial candidate Linwood Holton pledges statewide Main Street meetings if elected to keep in touch with residents. He criticizes Democratic complacency, calls for nonpartisan policy posts, and supports a referendum on poll taxes. Holton cites Virginia's education and highway challenges and hints Nixon will tour the state.

Main St Martinsville Linwood Holton Holton Virginia Mass Henry County General Assembly Horton Folton Harrison Washington, D. C Eisenhower Richard Nixon Nixon Weldon Tuck Virgilina Boston- Halifax County House of Delegates Robert Gilliam Fifth District GOP Henry-Martinsville Robert Hilton

Congressmen urge veto of cigarette labeling bill

Eight congress members urge President Johnson to veto a labeling bill that would require a health warning on cigarette packs from 1966 and bar FTC and state ad rules until 1969. They argue the delay harms the public, especially youths, citing 5,000 new young smokers daily and potential million premature deaths from lung cancer.

Washington Johnson Congress Federal Trade Commission Paul H. Douglas D-Ill Joseph S. Clark D-Pa Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Robert F. Kennedy D-N.y John A. Blatnik D-Minn Richard E. Bolling D-Mo John E. Moss D-Calif Morris K. Udair D-Ariz

Motorcyclist and Teen Bicyclist Hurt in Separate Collisions

A 15 year old motorcyclist, Michael Hamilton Mustain, was injured after losing control while turning from Church Street into Claiborne Street when a dog chased the bicycle. He suffered abrasions to arms and legs. A 17 year old bicyclist, Alfred Melvin Bledsoe, was also injured in a separate incident on Sunset Way.

Michael Hamilton Mustain Sutherlin Ave W. E L. Buettner Church St Claiborne St Mustain Alfred Melvin Bledsoe Sunset Way

Dibrell Earnings Up 27 Percent At Annual Meeting

Dibrell Brothers Inc reports a 27 percent rise in earnings and five million dollars in sales volume for the year. Per share after tax is five dollars and two cents. President C A Carr notes potential lower near term volume but strong foreign income and bright long term prospects. Capacity additions near Ringgold raise total storage to 55 million pounds. Directors and officers re-elected.

Dibrel Brothers, Inc Dibrell C. A. Carr Carr Dihrell Ringgold Danville Industrial Development, Inc A. B. Carrington, Jr H. L. Boatwright, Jr R. B. Bridgforth, Jr J. L. Carter S. C. Christian, Jr L. N. Dibrell, Jr W. J. Feibelman F. P. Ferrell Jr T. T. Patterson J. A. Robertson R. H. Thomas, Jr A. B. Turner E. M. Williams H. W. Whitcomb

Escaped Man Is Captured Near NC Line

A 22-year-old escapee from Danville City Farm, David Lee Wilson of Blanch, North Carolina, was apprehended in the Mountain Hill area near the North Carolina line about 24 hours after escaping from prison. Bloodhounds aided the capture about 30 minutes later. Wilson had been sentenced to a year for forgery and received nine additional months for an attempted break out at the city jail last year.

Danville Mountain Hill North Carolina David Lee Wilson Blanch N. C Ile Wilson

Teen-Aged Girl Killed In Mishap On Westover Drive

Sixteen-year-old Susan Lee Wyatt died and two teen boys were seriously injured when their 1960 red Corvair crashed into a parked Danville Electric Co. pickup on Westover Drive near Capri Court. Ernest Ray Thompson 18 and Roger Cowan 17 were hurt. officer Burchett found no skid marks or speed or alcohol evidence. The crash left a utility pole damaged but standing, and the car's owners connected to Wyatt Chevrolet. This marked the year's third city street fatality.

Danville Westover Drive Susan Wyatt Susan Lee Wyatt Estes Wyatt Virginia Ave Memorial Hospital Roger Cowan Parkland Drive Ernest Ray Thompson Statesville N.C Rt. 4 Capri Court K. J. Burchett Thompson Danville Electric Co Wyatt Chevrolet Wyatt Wyatt Chevrolet Corp Burchett

Six year old Ricky Trammel injured in auto collision

Six year old Ricky Nelson Trammel of Sutherlin was admitted to Memorial Hospital after a car driven by Mary Louise Howerson 26 veered to avoid him, struck him on Route 360 and plunged over a 30 foot embankment. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg multiple scalp lacerations and a concussion. The accident occurred near Milam's Garage about a quarter mile from his home. Trooper L A Layne said the boy darted into the road and then attempted to return across it as the Howerson vehicle approached. The driver was unhurt.

Ricky Nelson Trammel Sutherlin Memorial Hospital W. T. Trammel L. A. Layne Mary Louise Howerson Lansdale St Milam Rt. 360 Keeling Layne Howerton

Ft Bragg Visited By Big Wagon Train

The Wake County wagon train of about 300 people in wagons or on horseback crossed 22 miles through Ft. Bragg reservation on Friday from Raeford to near Vass with a military escort. It encamped at Simpson's Lake in Moore County. This is the second year residents of Hoke County make the trip to Little River Township. Jim Graham, state secretary of agriculture, will speak to the wagon train Saturday night.

Vass N. C Wake County Ft. Bragg Reservation Raeford Simpson's Lake Moore County Litle River Hoke County Little River Township Little River Ft. Bragg Hoke Jim Graham

Why Continue Approved Practices Davis Moore Pair Of Reasons

The Approved Practices program will run again for Virginia flue cured tobacco growers with two main reasons from Davis and Moore. Buyers show interest and some instruct their buyers to favor leaf bearing the Approved Practices trademark. most Virginia growers already follow the required practices, gaining from participation.

Davis, Moore Virginia Virginia Department of Agriculture Virginia Farm Bureau Roy B. Davis Davis Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Country Farm Bureau Moore Farm Bureau

Toll-Free Calling Begins Between Exchanges Sunday

New toll-free calling between the Danville Bachelor's Hall and Whitmell exchanges goes into effect July 18, announced by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of Virginia. William V. Rickman said crews have installed central office equipment and trunks to serve about 22 000 telephones, with prior rate adjustments since September 1959 saving customers about 7.5 million dollars.

Danville Bachelor's Hall Whitmell Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Virginia William V. Rickman C&p Rickman

Tobacco Marketing Cards Differ Slightly for 65 Sales Season

Pittsylvania County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Chairman J L Tramel says marketing cards for the 1965 season will be prepared in the county office and mailed before Old Belt market openings. Cards show acreage-poundage quotas, track marketing against quotas, and may be split among multiple cards with required quota allocations. Misuse risks quota reductions and forfeiture provisions. warehousemen must safeguard cards, and duplicate cards can replace lost ones.

Old Belt Pittsylvania Tramel Secretary of Agriculture

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LBJ Cowan William R. Suits Schoolfield Coal and Wood Co Memorial Drive John Roy Freeman Axton West Main St Dan River Mills Old Dominion Cecil E. Barksdale Highland Burial Park Glenwood Memorial Baptist Church Ft. Lee Roosevelt Holley Bobby ST. Davis Carl M. Collins Howare V. Simpson, Jr Edward D. Tanksley Clifford B. Eanes William H. Watson David W. Whitlow Barksdale Camp Pickett Holiday Inn Restaurant Ernestine McGowan Ore Lillian W. Yates Mgr
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