Pair Faces Extradition To Virginia
Harvey Pardue and Mrs. Geraldine Elmore, both jailed in Wilkes County, face extradition to Virginia for kidnapping and armed robbery. A Virginia grand jury indicted them after a police officer Watkinson identified them. bond is set at 25000 each. Pardue’s parole was renened and he is charged in Wilkes County for armed robbery and federal car theft.
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Winston-Salem
Harvey (Peewee) Pardue
Geraldine Elmore
Wilkes County
Reece
Grand
Harwood Paige Watkinson
Courtland
Dee
Southampton
T. B. Bell
Watkinson
Southampton County
Sean
Lexington
Pardue
North Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Elberton, Ga
Scholarships For Asians Proposed by Newsweek Editor
Raleigh reports Ernest K. Lindley, Washington editor of Newsweek, urged a vast Southeast Asia scholarship program at the Raleigh Institute of Religion. He warned China will pose a long-term threat and said China offers free scholarships to lure bright students to study there. He proposed a program of scholarships and fellowships to attract Southeast Asian talent to the United States or other free nations for education.
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Raleigh
Washington
Newsweek
Southeast Asia
China
Ernest K. Lindley
Raleigh Institute of Religion
United Church
Lindley
Swine To Undergo Disease Check In Carteret County
Federal veterinary diagnostician planned to examine a group of 770 swine in Carteret County to confirm vesicular exanthema infection. Dr H J Rollins state veterinarian reported quarantine of 770 hogs near Newport after VE suspected in a subset. No signs in 450 nearby pens, but both groups held under quarantine as precaution.
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Raleigh
Carteret
H. J. Rollins
Cartered
Rollins
Newport
Jury Selection Opens in Lincolnton Murder Trial
In Lincolnton North Carolina a 150 citizen venire began selecting jurors for the murder trial of Boyd Neal and Andy Devine charged with killing J D Farmer Sr a 55 year old textile worker found shot in the back near Muddy Ford Creek Cleveland County The defendants pleaded innocent to first degree murder and may pursue an insanity defense They have been held without bond since Farmers body was discovered June 14
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Lincolnton
N. C
J. D. Farmer Sr
Lincoln County
Boyd Neal
Rt. 1
Andy Devine
Cherryville
Farmer
Ford Creek
Cleveland
Neal
Devine
Farouk Balks At Divorce Terms
Ex-King Farouk of Egypt may grant Narriman a divorce but resists her demand for 5000 pounds monthly alimony. A moslem court in Heliopolis again set a hearing date while双方 pursue an amicable settlement.
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Cairo
Egypt
Farouk
Narriman
Heliopolis
Mirror of Your Mind on Career Guidance for Youth
The passage urges creating opportunities to explore fields that interest a youth and notes slow maturation makes decision making hard. Impatient parents may push a path misaligned with aptitude. Seek professional guidance from schools or community agencies for a clearer vocational direction.
Hair loss and anger tied to inner urges, doctors say
Hospitals show baldness roughly mirrors general populations but scalp disorders may worsen with worry. People tend to suppress such tendencies, denying them even to themselves, while the drive for revenge may mask as fair play and healthy self expression.
Soil Samples Overwhelm North Carolina Testing Lab
The North Carolina State Agriculture Department reports its soil testing division is processing about 3,000 samples daily, far above its 2,500 weekly capacity. A new federal policy requires lime analysis for farmers to qualify for conservation payments, prompting use of a lime assembly line to speed testing.
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Raleigh
State Agriculture Department
Duri
Culture Missioner
L. Y.llen
Dr. Fitts
Federal Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
State Baptist Board Ends Meeting Today
RALEIGH The General Board of the Baptist State Convention closes its annual meeting with committee sessions and a business session. Rev. H. B. Anderson Sham elected president succeeding Dr. C. C. Warren of Charlotte, with Rev. Wilbur Hutchins of Sanford as vice president. 1953 finances set a record, with contributions totaling 3,875,837.37 dollars, up from 3,527,268.21 in 1952. Undesignated cooperative program donations reached 2,008,069.51 dollars for 1953, compared to 178,404.73 in 1952. In early 1954, undesignated receipts totalled 115,000 dollars, versus 86,000 in the same period last year. Thirty new Greensboro convention members were assigned to committees.
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Raleigh
General Board of the
Baptist State Convention
Baptist Student Union
North Carolina State College
H. B. Anderson Sham
C. C. Warren
Charlotte
Wilbur Hutchins
Sanford
M. A. Huggins
Greensboro
Council Backs Restoring Two Daily Mail Deliveries
A Senate Post Office Committee advisory council urged restoring two daily home deliveries arguing for faster mail service and lower delays. Postmaster General Summerfield criticized the report as misleading and said the department will present its own plan to the Senate later in the month.
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Washington 4
Senate Post Office Committee
Summerfield
Council
Eisenhower
Post Office Department
Carlson
Advisory Council
Senate
Get acquainted remedy marketed to couples
Unclear old advertisement touts a tonic claimed to aid couples after 40 with phrases about “ex rune fat becatie” and “C iron for pupplement.” It urges readers to try Outres Tonic as a supplement sold at druggists with a limited sizing note.
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Trison
Bride And Groom Almost Jailed In Oklahoma City
The newlyweds spent their wedding night in the city jail after friends reported the groom's car stolen. Police found the vehicle and arrested Willem Robert Seller taking his bride back to Edmond amid the confusion.
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Oklahoma City
City
Birish Willem Robert Seller
Edmond
Three Year Old Delights Connecticut State Police
Cynthia Rose, a 3-year-old granddaughter, rode alone from Laurinburg North Carolina to Hartford. The child charmed state police for four hours while Eric and Mrs. Miller searched for her, finally reuniting at the Hartford bus terminal. Grandfather declined further identification.
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Hartford
Conn
Eric Miller
Burlington
Connecticut
Cynthia Rose
Laurinburg
N.C
New York
New England
Millers
Thief Abandons Car With Baby In Evansville Driveoff
An unknown driver seized Donald Gregory's car after he placed his 5 month old daughter Donna Faye in the back seat. Officers located the vehicle abandoned five blocks away. the child was unharmed and in good spirits.
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Evansville
Ind
Donald Gregory
Donna Faye
Lincoln 1954 Models Offer Power and Precision
The copy touts Lincoln and Lincoln Capri with ball joint front suspension and optional features like power steering brakes 4 way power seat and electric window lifts. It invites customers to test drive and own a 1954 Lincoln to feel pride and value.
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Lincoln
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