Counterfeit Trial Ends In Sentences
Four pleaded guilty to possession and distribution of counterfeit money and were sentenced to five years in prison by Federal Court Judge Wilson Warlick. Clyde Loftin Gloria Trollinger James Trollinger and Bobby Norris faced charges. Julia Trollinger’s charges were dropped. They were arrested in Charlotte after a chase. $4,150 in counterfeit bills was recovered.
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Shelby
N.C
Wilson Warlick
Clyde Robert Loftin
Gloria Jean
Macon
James Ellis Trollinger
Rt. 1
Shellman
Bobby Norris
Julia Hayes Trollinger
Charlotte
Secret Service
George J. Dipper
Loftin
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Dipper
Trollinger
Whch
Miami, Fla
Blaze Engulfs former Cruthis Grocery Store in Thomasville
Guil Rand Fire Department fought a stubborn blaze on Fairfield Road near Highway 62. A Pinecroft-Sedgefield volunteer unit assisted as the former Cruthis Grocery Store, occupied by the Sulcher family, burned. No other structures were threatened.
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Thomasville
Mother wins school shoe clash in Cleveland case
The mother of 6 year old Kimberly Pape wins a dispute with teachers over dress code. The kindergartner will be allowed to wear cowboy boots to school despite initial objections from staff.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Kimberly Pape
Kimberly
Miriam Pape
Man’s Pants Worn Before Shoes Signals Bad Contacting
A concise quip notes that failing to secure proper connections leads to worn pants before shoes, implying ineffective outreach or networking. The line humorously warns that choosing the wrong places to make contacts results in wasted resources.
Steel rally follows easing steel crisis in steady market advance
Stocks edged higher with the Associated Press average up .80 to 252.00 at noon. Steels led a tech nical snapback amid reports the Kennedy administration eased steel industry pressure after last week’s price crisis. Dow rose 1.98 to 686.04 as rails and several industrials gained while some groups held flat or declined.
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Associated Press
Lukens
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Republic
Youngstown
Union Carbide
Kennecott
Dow Chemical
Illinois Central
U.S. Gypsum
Ford
Polaroid
du Pont
Liggett & Myers
Merck
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Reservist Confident of Acquittal in Court Martial
Army reservist Pfc. Larry D. Chidester of Salt Lake City predicts acquittal after being charged with soliciting and encouraging unit members to sign a letter critical of President Kennedy. The letter, signed by 75 of 100 Guardsmen, was sent to Sen. Wallace Bennett. the court-martial is tentatively set for April 23. Bennett defended the guardsmen’s right to write to Congress.
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Pfc
Larry D. Chidester
Salt Lake City
Chidester
115Th Ordnance Co
Army
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Bennett
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Over Counter Stock Quotes From April 17 1962
National Association of Securities Dealers unofficial bid and asked prices charting ranges for various securities as of April 17 1962. The list includes Allied Security Ins BBS Studios Colonial Stores Harris Teeter and many more with fractional percent bids and asks.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Allied Security Ins
BBS Studios
Colonial Stores Electronic Accr
Harris-Teeter
Houston Corporation
Kavanagh-Smith
Metrotek Electronic
Public Ser. of N.C
Pyramid Life Ins
Wachovia B & T Co
Wise Homes
All
Li'l General Stores
Pacific Veg. Oil
Piedmont Nat. Gas
Soroban Eng. Inc
U. S. Leasing
North State Tel
Dairy Truck Drivers Vote To Strike
Biltmore Dairies truck drivers and plant workers in Charlotte voted to strike to push recognition of the union Local 28 AFL CIO. Union official Lebold said an overwhelming majority supported walkout and picket lines will form once signs are ready. Charges of unfair labor practices were filed with the National Labor Relations Board.
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Charlotte AP
Biltmore Dairies
Irving Sebold
Local 28
Afl-Cio
Biltmore Dairy Farms
Lebold
National Labor Relations Board
Sebold
Writer's Cramp No Problem
Verona Italy Adriano Poltronieri 24 was drafted into the Italian army three days after Graziella Filippini 21 accepted his proposal of marriage During 17 months of service he wrote 615 letters each at least nine pages and 1 580 postcards to Graziella The couple married five months ago when Adriano fell ill she asked to be hospitalized to stay near him noting a cut on her hand would prevent daily letters
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Verona
Italy
Adriano Poltronieri
Graziella Filippini
Adriano
Graziella
Adrijano
Best Home Workshop Tomorrow for Aged Care Operators
A workshop for operators of homes for the aged in 20 North Carolina counties will be held at the Holiday Inn South near Greensboro. Sponsored by the State Department of Public Welfare, the program opens with registration at 9 30 and a 10 o clock start led by Annie May Pemberton. Morning topics cover licensing and operating homes for the aged. Bernadette Hoyle will discuss perceptions of welfare in the afternoon and Jane Guy will preside.
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North ‘Carolina
Holiday Inn South
Greens
The
State Department of Public Welfare
Annie May Pemberton
Bernadette Hoyle
State Board of Welfare
Jane Guy
Raleigh Welfare Office
Two Charged With Assault Larceny In Peculiar Car Incident
Two men, Johnny William Longsworth and Johnny Allen Sports, are charged with assault and larceny after a car rolled downhill with a man in the back seat who then hit a fire plug and a tree. Carl H. McDowell is listed in warrants as a back-seat passenger. Trial set for May 21 in Municipal Court. Sports also faces a license revocation charge with bond $300. no injuries were reported.
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Johnny William Longsworth
Johnny Allen Sports
Carl H.mcdowell
Ward Street
McDowell
Bond
Mrs Hardee Bequeaths to Baptist Orphanage and Thomasville Church
Mrs J E Hardee wills 25000 to the Baptist Orphanage at Thomasville and 5000 to First Baptist church of Thomasville. Two long hand wills and a codicil filed in Madison Florida name Tycho and Koyt Nissen as heirs to the Hardee Apartment building. The corner property at English and Elm goes to Mr and Mrs Paul Montague with the Madison scheme and remaining property, plus personal effects to the Montagues for distribution to Madison friends.
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Baptist Orphanage
Thomasville
First Baptist Church of
J. E. Hardee
Constance Charles
High Point
Madison
Fla
Florida
Winston-Salem
Montagues
Florence PTA to Hold Monthly Meeting and King and Queen Contest
The Florence School PTA will hold its monthly meeting in the school auditorium Tuesday at 8 p m. The king and queen contest will follow the business session.
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Florence School
PTA
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