Officers And Bootlegger Fire In McDowell County Shootout
In Marion North Carolina three officers and bootlegger Rex Biggerstaff exchanged fire outside the McDowell County Sheriff Frank Glenn’s office. Glenn was wounded in the arm and Biggerstaff in the face and legs. they were treated and hospitalized.
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Marion
N.C
McDowell County
Frank Glenn
Glenn
Rex Biggerstaff
Biggerstaff
Prison Education Bill Gains House Action
The House approved a prison education and vocational program bill after debate and sent it to the Senate. Amendments bar the Department of Public Instruction from funding or promoting the program, and require a cooperative role only. Rep. Roger Kiser criticized the bill while Rep. Wayland Spruill urged passage, calling it a gleam of humanity for these boys. The measure aims to improve inmate education and work training.
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Senate
Department of Public Instruction
Roger Kiser
Scotland
Wayland Spruill
Bertie
Spruill
Kiser
Yadkin River
Wilkes County
Frank Patton Cooke
Gaston
Sen
S. Bunn Frink
Brunswick
Cooke
Senate Roads Committee
Frday
Governor questions interim tax report value
Governor Hodges doubts the interim report on income tax collections will meaningfully revise revenue estimates. He says dependable data will come after May 1 and a three to four million dollar variance on April 15 returns would be inconclusive. He notes legislators expect later returns to aid estimates and discusses potential constitutional session changes. He cites Article IV handling and court reform proposals from Bell and Bryant commissions as influential. Apportioning legislative seats may spark more controversy next.
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Lynn Nisbet
Raleigh
Hodges
General Assembly
Bell Committee
Bryant Commission
Nine Car Family Lives In Irwin Ohio
Jim Bennett and his wife are a nine car couple in Irwin Ohio. Eight are old Ford Model A vehicles built between 1929 and 1931 and a 1925 Model T touring car. They also own a modern car for daily use.
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Irwin, Ohio
Jim Bennett
Two More Charged In Jailbreak Case
A Cumberland County grand jury considers charges against Samuel Vinson and L S Bullard for aiding two jailbreak fugitives Charles Bradford and Johnny Odom. Vinson's brother Woodrow, a former jailer, appears in related federal complaints alongside other inmates and a Hungarian pair. Bradford was killed. Odom was captured after three days on the run.
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Maurice Braswell
Cumberland County Grand Jury
Samuel H. Vinson
L. S. Bullard
Charles
Thomas Bradford
Johnny W. Odom
Vinson
Woodrow
Fayetteville
Vinsons
Bullard
Bradford
Odom
Pair Likely To Keep Illegally Won Prizes
A Black Mountain couple faced suspended 30 month sentences after being found guilty of defrauding WIST Charlotte in a tune naming contest. Judge Wilson Warlick ordered the sentences, and the government said the merchan dise prizes remain with the Rice family. Station officials indicated they may not seek recovery, noting the station might avoid legal action.
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Asst
U.S
William J. Waggoner
Ray Stanfield
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