Pelley must serve 2 to 3 years in North Carolina prison
Raleigh June 25 Wil Dudley Pelley 52 year old leader of the Silver Shirts America must serve a two to three year sentence in North Carolina the state supreme court unanimously affirmed a superior court judgment that he violated terms of a suspended sentence from 1935 for violating state and governing dealing in securities Officials said he may not begin service soon due to pending federal charges in Indiana for seditious activities under the espionage act He was convicted in 1935 and sentenced to one to two years but the term was suspended upon payment of a 1000 fine and good behavior for five years Pelley was later cited for violating suspended sentence terms and faced extradition efforts from Washington He was indicted June 6 by a federal grand jury in Indiana on seditious activities under the espionage act He was arrested in Darien Connecticut and held on bonds totaling 25000 by federal and North Carolina courts His lawyers argued a conflict of jurisdiction and did not indicate plans for Supreme Court review
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Raleigh
Wil Dudley Pelley
Silver Shorts America
North Carolina
State Supreme Court
Pelley
Indiana
Pely
Zeb
Wich
U. Supreme Court
Washington
Drex Committee
Heville
F. Donald Killipe
Phillips
United
Indianalis
Ind
U. S. Supreme Court
Thomasville Hosts Job Instructor Training Institute
Thomasville opened a War Production Board Training Within Industry Job Instructor Training Institute at the Main Street school building. The three day program runs through Friday and Saturday with twelve students from local plants learning through intensive study on production safety quality and personnel issues. Local chairman Tom Alderman Sykes announced the list of selected workers: Bill Jock L W Hansel James E Keth Jr Z P Long Donald Joe Johnson Derk Mendenall Joe W Hawthorne Jack Myers Ed Clontz Luther Beck Sanford Myers and Charles Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
War Production Board
Thomasville Institute
Main Street
Tom Alderman Sykes
National
Orgganization
Bill Jock
L. W. Hansel
James E. Keth, Jr
Z. P. Long
Donald
Joe Johnson
Derk Mendenall
Joe W. Hawthorne
Jack Myers
Ed Clontz
Luther Beck
Sanford Myers
Charles Jonnson
Look and Learn by A. C. Gordon
Answers: 1 seven per cent 2 Make me a child again just for tonight from Rock Me to Sleep by Elizabeth Akers Allen 3 twenty two miles 4 corn 5 beetle can carry a burden fifty times its weight per one authority
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Akers Allen
Wake Forest Driver Killed Riding Across Highway
H. P. Medlin, 74, was killed yesterday when struck by a truck while crossing a highway near Wake Forest. The accident remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Wake Forest
H. P. Medlin
Michigan Youth Sought After Daring Escape
Detroit reports a 21 year old Cheboygan youth James McCartee Leonard disarmed an FBI agent fired three shots, then commandeered cars at gunpoint. He fled through Detroit in multiple vehicles, targeting bystanders and causing crashes before a statewide search. Leonard had been in FBI custody for questioning.
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Detroit
Cheboygan
Micth
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Northville
Wayne
James McCartee Leonard
U. S. Navy
Leonard
Federal Building
Fort Street
Frank Voss
Voss
Cass Avenue
Fort
Ben Tobin
James Taylor
Taylor
Davidson Scrap Rubber Drive Dates Set in Thomasville
In Thomasville on June 25, James E. Lambeth Jr. announced a four day scrap rubber drive led by the Davidson County Scrap Rubber committee. Boy Scouts and Sea Scouts of the city will canvass homes, white and Negro volunteers, with collections after 5 30 p m. Over 10 000 pounds already collected.
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Thomasville
James E. Lambeth ,Jr
Davidson County
Boy Scouts
Sea Scouts
Furniture Workers Sign Agreement With Marsh
Regional Director Joe D. Boyd of the AFL Furniture Workers announced that Local 2515 and Marsh Furniture Co have signed an agreement providing for a grievance procedure seniority and a series of wage negotiation conferences. The union accepted the agreement unanimously and it was signed by both groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe D. Boyd
AFL Furniture Workers
Marsh Furniture Company
Thomasville Plans For Celebration Parade Organizers See Large Turnout
Thomasville prepares for a big Fourth of July parade with wide participation. Joe Hawthorne chairs the parade committee as fire department, scouts, bands, Red Cross, merchants and veterans groups form subcommittees. Prizes will include best decorated bicycles, veterans from Spanish American and World War eras plan to march, and the horse show association expects over 40 entries.
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Thomasville
Joe Hawthorne
Charman Hawthorne
Fire Department
Charles L. White
American Legion
Car T. Richardson
Albert Shuford
Sea Scouts
James E. Lambeth, Jr
A. L. Elliott
Mis
W. B. Lor Red Cross
Julius A. Green
Merchants Association
Charles Eanes
C. R. Reed
John E. Perry
C. S. Peer
ECC President's Cup First Round Pairings Made
First round pairings for the ECC men's President's Cup at Emerywood Country Club were announced by Pro Andy Merrilees. The schedule requires all first round matches to finish by Saturday. Key matchups include Phil Warner against Kenneth Redman, A H Whitey vs H D Marsh, J B Lovelace vs A D Grant, J H Davis vs John Russell, J D McCrary vs J B Link, E C Wood vs J S Wellborn, W W C Comer vs Royster Tucker, and Frank Ward to play the winner of those.
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Emerywood Country Club
Andy Merrilees
Merrilees
Phil Warner
Kenneth Redman
A. H. Whitey
H. D. Marsh
J. B. Lovelace
A. D. Grant
J. H. Davis
John Russell
J. D. McCrary
J. B. Link
E. C. Wood
J. S. Wellborn
C. Comer
Royster Tucker
Frank Ward
L. C. Matton
Geo. Machen
Hugh Smart
L. C. Parker
Geo. Dobbins
I. P. Ingle
J. A. Kidd
Gordon Gifford
J. W. Woollen
M. B. Hall
H. M. Bryant
R. H. Walker
A. A. Oliver
Fred Huicks
Frank Stell
Ix. B. Geddie
Louis Heiir
High Point Men Given Terms at Thomasville
John Jackson and Thomas H Jackson, uncle and nephew of High Point, received two to three year sentences for larceny and receiving an automobile from a parking lot near the Jewel Cotton Mill. The car belonged to Mrs J B Williams, who worked the night shift. Manslaughter charges against Tom Wright were continued for the term.
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Thomasville
John Jackson
Thomas H. Jackson
High Point
Jewel
J. B. Williams
Tom Wright
Local groups plan parade float entries and guard march
Civic clubs Lions Rotary and Junior Chamber vow float entries. Home Guard unit with 100 plus members and American Legion participants will join the parade. Legion members advised to assemble before 9 and join, uniforms not required if unavailable.
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Silver Shirts
Raining Institute
A. C. Gordon
Michigan
Davidson
MARSH
Churchill
Britain
W. J. Brown
Upper
House of Commons
Alec S. Cunningham - Reid
M.P
Dr. Scholl
Belk-Stevens CO
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