Larceny Case Not Pressed In Thomasville
In Thomasville court Troy Gray Jr., 19, faced larceny and receiving charges over $34 taken from the Thom asville Ice Company office while an order was being filled. The case was not pressed with leave. The day’s docket also included multiple non-support convictions with suspended sentences and various violations, appeals, and fines.
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Thomasville
Troy Gray, Jr
Route 2
Recorder’s Court
Gray
Barette Harris
Thomasville Ice Company
Harris
Frank Bullins
Route 1
Hubert Lee Nichols
Trinity
Roy Scarlett, Jr
Salisbury
Albert Hunt
Hill Street
Dock Hall
Myer Street
Clifton Davis
Finch Street
Roy Crofts
Cox Avenue
Clarence Wilson
East Sunrise Avenue
Shuller Wilson
Nathan Thomas
Eelis Hopkins
James McRae
Church Street
John Junior Wright
Howard Eugene Wray
Marvin Gilliam
Brownstreet
Enemy They Can't Fight
Bernice Goetz reports on the Motilon Indians in Colombia facing a new threat from earthquakes and encroaching civilization. Quakes devastate huts and towns in the Sierra de Perija, killing more than 150, while oil pipelines and modern intrusion erode their stark jungle defense. The elders and warriors face displacement after 400 years of resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Goetz
Bogota
Colombia
Sierra de Perija
Barco
Socony-Vacuum
Texas
Andes
South Carolina Officers Chase Alleged Kidnap Suspects
Alabama highway patrol reports South Carolina authorities head to Evergreen with warrants charging Vance Merritt and Anthony Grosczynski with kidnaping an 18 year old girl from McCormick. The suspects waived extradition. FBI gave no federal basis for action. The girl's parents travel to Alabama to recover her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen
Ala
Alabama Highway Patrol
O. T. McDuff
South Carolina
McDuff
Vance Leon Merritt
Cumberland
N. C
Anthony S. Grosciminski
Catawissa
Lorene Mayson
McCormick
S. C
FBI
J. K. Mumford
Mobile
Gooseberry Bush Tale Tied to Nantucket and Major Church
Nantucket resident Maj. Elihu Church recounts the family gooseberry bush’s journey from Bleecker Street New York to Harlem then to Nantucket. He highlights his inventive work on refrigerated containers for food and blood shipments before and during World Wars I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Mass
Maj
Elihu Church
New York
Siasconsett
Atlantic Ocean
Nantucket Island
Major Church
Harlem
Atlantic
Washington
Strange visitor cared for by grandmother on East 24th Street
The narrator recalls a tale from the 1960s about a weary, important man who found lodging at his grandmother's East 24th Street home in New York when hotels were full. The grandmother agreed to shelter him despite finding the arrangement odd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 24Th Street
New York
Elderly Man Escapes From Black Bear in Alaska
Seventy six year old Dan Gillis was bitten and scratched after a black bear charged him near his Dome Creek cabin, northwest of Fairbanks. He fought back with a willow branch and pocket knife, then escaped into a mining crew car as the bear hesitated and finally retreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Dan Gillis
Gillis
Dome Creek
Here
Fairbanks Exploration Company
Snakes disputed in dancer death in Tokyo
In Tokyo a dispute erupts after the death of snake dancer Chikako Kato. Her mother Mrs Kin Matsumoto dumped twelve live snakes into a lake claiming evil spirits caused the death. Kuri Kurenai, her partner, retrieved six reptiles and may sue for destruction of stage properties.
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Tokyo
Kin Matsumoto
Kimi Kurenai
Daichan
Big Boy
Miss Kurenai
Matsumoto
Young Prisoner Dies Of Wounds
A 27 year old Clinton farmer Robert A Weeks died in Central prison hospital after being shot while fleeing a Sampson county road gang. Weeks had been sentenced from Sampson in 1949 to 10 years for larceny and had a one day parole in March for his father’s funeral.
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Raleigh
Clinton
Sampson County
Central Prison Hospital
H. H. Honeycutt
Robert A. Weeks
Honeycutt
Weeks
Sampson
Brigham Young Visits by Stagecoach in Early Mormon Venture
A grandmother recalls Brigham Young arriving by stagecoach with a trusted escort. The scene shows him quietly unloading heavy carpet bags from his room, then departing days later. The tale emphasizes his precaution against robbery and portrays him as the Mormon leader entering quietly in dusty times.
Conservation Board Plans Midyear Meeting in North Carolina
The State Board of Conservation and Development meets in Morehead City Tuesday for a three day session on forestry park and fisheries. Attendees include Thomas J. Allen and Roy Hampton with talks on a Seashore park plan and a long range forestry program. Governor Scott may not attend.
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Raleigh
State Board of Conservation and Development
Morehead City
Morehead
Pamlico
Division of Commercial Fisheries
Portsmouth Island
Ocracoke and
Hatteras
Maneteo
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Staley A. Cook
Burlington Times-News
Harden Taylor
Roy Hampton
Division of
Commercial Fisheries
Taylor
Hampton
C. F. Korstian
School of Forestry
Duke
R. J. Preston
State College
N. C. Forestry Council
North Carolina
Scott
Keep Processed Cheese In Refrigerator During Warm Weather
Guidance advises storing processed cheese in the refrigerator when temperatures rise to maintain quality and prevent spoilage. Refrigeration slows bacterial growth and preserves texture and flavor during hot months.
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Savage Motilones
Gooseberry
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
S. Main St
Paul Smith
High Point
Black Bear
Conservation Board
Anstate
Allstate
Flastic
Sedan
N. Main Street
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