Negro Sentenced for Theft of Auto Tires in Thomasville
In Thomasville on May 13, Jones, a Negro, was convicted of larceny and receiving two automobile tires. Judge Carl Wilson ordered a two year sentence with one year suspended on good behavior for two years post-release. Other defendants included Freeman Tate with six months for carrying a concealed weapon, Charlie Hunt for hit and run driving, and Vick Griffin for reckless driving with suspended terms and costs. Bond set for June term. notices of appeal filed.
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Thomasville
Span Jones
Carl Wilson
Stoward Steed
Jones
Freeman Tate
Charlie Hunt
C. A. Young
Vick Griffin
Roy Walls
Convictions and penalties listed for multiple defendants
William Walker faced counts of reckless driving and driving without a license with fines, costs, and a three to four month driving ban, plus a suspended sentence for cruelty to animals conditioned on good behavior and court appearances. Willie Lee Copple was found guilty of aiding and abetting driving without a license with a 30 day no driving order and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walker
Willie Lee Copple
Route Two
Greensboro
Demand On Shipping Causes Gas Rationing
Raleigh dispatch reports fuel limits persist after a gasoline label hearing. The OFM information division releases facts showing scarce supply for private motorists, with destroyers needed to convoy petroleum, and advisories citing King and Callaghan. Transit of fuel to Australia via Atlantic routes strains tanker resources, impacting Pacific needs and wartime logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Bob Thompson
Raleigh
OFM
United States
Australia
Europe
Gulf
W. M. Callaghan
Admiral King
Atlantic Seaboard
Midwest
South America
Radio Programs Schedule on May 13 in War Time Era
A fragmented schedule lists various radio programs for Wednesday May 13 ET, including Navy Band concerts, talk and music segments, and dramatic broadcasts. Entries name show titles such as The Three Stine, Captain Midnight, World War broadcasts, Caribbean Nights, Quiz Kids, and The Johnson Family, with times spanning from afternoon to late evening, though many lines are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wergeel Raine
Miinights
S. Navy
Don Massecs
Nance
Miriwes
Ebs-Basic Baseball
Mbs
Alla Unger
Palka
Blue Frank Parker
Jack Armstrong
Abered
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Tracer
Bing Nan Miler
Fis Orchestra
Brewster Boy
Cbs
Fong
Sue
Thin Man Adventures
Nbec
Red Quiz
Jon Welly
M. C
Seleon Eddy
Cal Time
Mbs Sie
Mbs & Doghouse
Nbc
Biin
Howe
Alwsiowehe Ieee Orehesien
Mortan Hearty
War — Ntomibe
Patranus
Dean Padre
Vari
Nba
Pooling urged for war contracts in North Carolina
More than 20 industrialists from various North Carolina sectors attended a War Production Board briefing in Raleigh urging pooling of facilities to handle large government and private contracts. Governor Broughton warned of serious, potentially permanent, dislocations and labor migration that could hinder industrial development. He outlined steps to boost state war production and criticized gasoline rationing, pledging use of his office to help. Attendees included notable figures from Hickory, High Point, Greensboro, Raleigh, and Charlotte, plus CDB and Navy liaison staff.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
WPB
Broughton
E E. Salisbury
War Production Board
Prrate
Charlotte War Industries Pool
Irving Hall
Fle
Washington
CDB
Model Supply Company Sues Five Defendants in $410 Claim
The Maude Supply Company sues five defendants for 410 plus interest for equipment and supplies used in building a house in Spencer Heights dated October 1, 1941. Defendants include W G C Cannon and Olga H Cannon owners, R G Delk contractor, R D Douglas trustee, and Home Federal Savings and Loan Association. Two divorce actions also filed, both on two years separation basis, Henry Lee Lassiter seeks divorce from Elizabeth Lassiter, Lula Dobinson from Jonas Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Supply Company
Spencer Heights
W. G. C. Cannon
Olga H. Cannon
R. G. Delk
R. D. Douglas
Hospitals seek 300 more nurses in North Carolina
Raleigh May 13 North Carolina hospitals are banding their facilities to train 300 additional nurses this year. Miss Bessie AI Chapman secretary of the Board of Nurse Examiners said today that efforts are under way to expand training and staffing across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Bessie AI. Chapma
MN. Oc. Board
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Negro
Jim MacSlamroch
House of Representatives
Denmarrath
Wlot
Robt. Ripley
Hadramaut
Sack Jones
Patsy Tunney
Cheshire
Eng
Lewis Bugg
Billy Myers
J. W. Burke
Guilford County
J. A. Doggett
J. E. Millis
High Point
Robert A. Parker
Perone
R. Flake Shaw
Wallace G. Freeman
W. W. Harvey
W. C. Johnson
Bruce H. Carraway
Shelley
Caveness
Re-Niecton
Teriface Hady
Walter E. Crissman
James MacClamroch
Robert Moseley
Clyde A. Shreve
Thomas Turner, Jr
J. Floyd Brown
Joe S. Phipps
Tairness
John C. Story
John E. Walters
Wou
H. L. Koontz
Max Gardner
J. Lee Wilson
Senaate
Joe T. Carruthers, Jr
Rupert T. Pickens
Persia
Pacific
Wat
C. A. Stone
Caston
R. W. Hutton
Hickory
James Coad
J. L. Lyerly
Cilly
E. M. Ferrell
F. J. Sizemore
M. Knox
Capus Waynick
W. T. Powel
Harry S. Bell
A. L. Allred
Russell F. Hall
G. L. Dillon
A.B. Carpenter
Laurinburg
BR. L. Hallman
Sanford
Robert L. Wiggins
Goldsboro
T. S. Hackney. Wilson
Everett Dewey
B.C. Cridlebaugh
Charles Ingram
High Points
Eugene Ochsenreiter
Charlotte
Irving F. Ball
State
Fred Cutts
U. S. Naval
Tl. Love Andl
Br, Barty
Model Supply Company
New York
U. S. Defense
the New Guardian
eeRee Max
Socomnyvacuum Laboratories
Crystal Fruit Supremes
Flarilee
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