Thomasville Man Bound For Danville On Murder Charge
Albert Huffman held in Thomasville faces possible transfer to Danville Virginia for trial on a capital murder charge tied to the killing of Greek cafe operator Gus Komiavitis. The case links to a June 25 robbery and June 10 auto theft, with other suspects jailed in Danville. Huffman previously pleaded guilty to auto theft and escaped from Sans Ridge prison camp with Richard Tysinger.
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Thomasville
Danville
Albert Huffman
Huffman
Jesse Green
G. Arthur Evans
Virginia
F. C. Smith
Gus
Komiavitis
Tysinger
Sans Ridge
Evans
Koominville
Wallace Yet Confirm Expected Cotton Loan Policy
Officials indicated cotton loans would be made near the minimum price under the 1938 act. Secretary Wallace faces confirmation of policy as closing averages show price drops and loan formulas set parity percentages and limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustt Administration
Agriculture
Tale
Rites Held Compare 1938 and 1940 Cotton Loan Rules
The article outlines two proposed differences for a loan program: one would require all applications to pass through AAA county committees to verify producer eligibility and acreage allotments. the other would add premiums for higher quality cotton. It notes the 1938 crop production estimate at 11,988,000 bales and a current carryover of 13,400,000 bales, including 7,000,400 bales of government holdings.
Cotton crops of real importance outside U S India and Egypt
The article notes that apart from the United States, India and Egypt are the only countries where cotton cultivation holds significant commercial importance. It highlights the global cotton industry and the relative prominence of these regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Egypt
Services Held for Rev. A. L. Hunter
Funeral services for Rev. A. L. Hunter 72 retired Methodist Protestant minister who died suddenly at his Pinnacle home were held at Pinnacle M. P. Church. He served 26 years as Pinnacle pastor and taught music, organizing choirs and leading song at North Carolina Conference sessions. He also directed Mt. Zion church activities at his death.
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A. L.hunter
Pinnacle
Pinnacle M
Mr. Hunter
Welch Memorial Church
Hunter
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
Conference Board of Trustees
Mt. Zion Church
Seal skin coats funded by bachelors rule today
Women wear seal skin coats supplied under sealing limits that restrict annual take to immature male seals, called bachelors. The policy labels these males as the sole source for fur, guiding the supply for fashionable garments.
Sign of the Three Golden Baile Origin Story
The sign of the three golden baile is traced to the Lombards, the early forerunners of the modern pawnbrokers known as uncles.
Angkor Thom Spurs Quest as Lost City Tale Draws Crowds
Uncle Ray recounts Mouhot and Cambodians trekking through dense jungle to Angkor Thom. The ancient capital reveals stone towers, serpents and statues in a vast four square mile site with gateways, walls up to 26 feet high and a royal palace.
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Angkor Thom
Mouhet
Angkor
Robert J. Casey
Angkorn Thom
Ray
Guilford County Realty Transfers Noted in Local Deeds
A series of property transfers across Guilford Morehead and Entress townships lists transfers from executors to Hannah W Cummings West Green and Taylor streets tracts from F H Mendenhall to Susie W Mendenhall two lots in Spring Valley development No 1 and other conveyances including Woodlawn Avenue Rankin Street and Cambridge Road parcels with buyers trustees and commissioners named Phillips Bain plot and other details across multiple townships.
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J. L. Spencer
John B. Spencer
Hannah W. Cummings
Spencer Avenue
F. H. Mendenhall
Susie W. Mendenhall
West Green
Taylor Streets
Reeson Hardware Company
Ed L. Ragan
Spring Valley
Morehead Township
Julian C. Smith
P. L. Guest, Jr
Dover Road
Durham Life Insurance Company
D. R. Hollowell
Woodlawn Avenue
William Watt Neal, Jr
Lucy V. Neal
Walker Avenue
Lee's Chapel Road
Hugh F. Little
J. Kent Davis
Glimer Township
T. M. Wilcox
A. B. Robinson
Horseshoe Road
Greene Ervin
Lessie L. Sharpe
Rankin Street
Fpentress Township
R. R. King, Jr
Beulah May Smittie
Grady L. Bain
Floridian Leads Asheville Country Club Qualifying
Arthur Avent of Jacksonville tops the 36 hole qualifying at Asheville with a 67 opening round. Chester Brown Jr of Asheville and L C Heller follow with 71 and 72. J T Swann of Tampa Sease Koon of Asheville 74s, Pat Tobias Columbus Sc and Howard Meredith Cullowhee 76s, Maynard Ramsey Jr Tampa 78, Ramsey defending champion.
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Asheville
Arthur Avent
Jacksonville
Fla
Chester Brown, Jr
L. C. Heller
J. T. Swann
Tampa
Sease Koon
Pat Tobias
Columbus
S. C
Howard Merideth
Cullowhee
N. C
Maynard
Baltimore Boxing Night Endings and Decisions
Vic Finazzo outpointed Bucky Taylor in Baltimore. Sam Finazzo knocked out Russell Baker. Eddie Pinaezo stopped Charlie Hopkins. Steve Mamakos defeated George Abrams in Washington. Joe Green beat Joe Sole in Washington. Ben Brown won by technical knockout over Tony Fisher in Atlanta Newark, N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Vic Finazzo
Bucky Taylor
Sam Finazzo
Russell Baker
Eddie Pinaezo
Charlie Hopkins
Washington
Steve Mamakos
George Abrams
Joe Green
Joe Sole
Atlanta
Ben Brown
Tony Fisher
Newark
N. J
Jobless Advisers Name Committees
The state unemployment commission advisory council met in Asheville and formed five committees to study amendments to the unemployment compensation law, fund stability, administrative matters, public education about the act, and related topics. Members include Marion W. Heiss Capus M Waynick W C Dowd Jr C T Shaw Don Elias T A Finch plus Senators and other officials. The next meeting is set for High Point September 19.
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Asheville
The
State Unemployment Commission
Marion W. Heiss
Greensboro
T. Clarence Stone
Stoneville
C. A. Fink
Spencer
Capus M. Waynick
High Point
W. B. Rodman, Jr
Washington
W. A. Edgerton
Enka
W. C. Dowd, Jr
Charlotte
Charles Ruffin
Raleigh
Harry Wilson
Morganton
C. T. Shaw
Durham
Don 8. Elias
T. A. Finch
Thomasville
A. M. Hughes
Wilmington
Shaw
James I. Miller
Wilson
Pegram Reunion to Be Held Sept 10th
The tenth annual Pegram family reunion will be held at Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodist campground in Colfax on September 4. W A Pegram of Winston Salem is president with officers including Ralph C Gordon and V Grover Pegram as vice presidents.
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Pegram
Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodist
Colfax
W. A. Pegram
Winston-Salem
Ralph C. Gordon
Stokesdale
V. Grover Pegram
Beasle Garrick
High Point
C Vv. Pegram
F. M. Pegram
Kernersville
W. N. Pegram
Jesse Pegram
Belews Creek
H. D. Pegram
Greeneboro
N. W. Gordon
Whitt Vaughan
Floyd Hauser
Howard Mack
Jim Crim
Clara Simmons
Winston Salem
Marvin Neal
Alvin Pegram
Belews Crek
Ethel Pegram
Clemmons
Jewell Pegram
Alice Pegram
Chariie Pegram
R. W. Pegram
Houston Knight
Thomas W. Pegram
Fayetteville
R. W
R. W. 8. Pegran, Canton; J. M. Pegram
J. M. Pegram
Greensboro
Sam Stanley
General Pegram
Nick T. Pegram
R.F.D
Jotn Lewis
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MATIC
Duke Power Company
South Main Street
Point
Guilford County Realty
High Point Township
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Maude WY. Futrelle
Cambridge Road
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Associated Press
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Belk-Stevens
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Winnie Mae
Batiste
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