Look Out For Hugh Collins Then The Bravest Man
Larry Collins quits his newspaper job to pursue the murder of his brother Hugh Collins. He reveals he is an orphan raised by a sheriff father and plans to go undercover to track drug smugglers linked to Hugh’s death. A highway stop and a car hijacking set him on the road toward his dangerous investigation.
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Durham men body search through Neuse River continues
A wide search was under way down the Neuse River for the bodies of W. J. Croom Durham safety director Policeman E. J. Holloway and Bud Malone. They vanished from a fishing camp at Cherry Point 18 miles away after a Monday morning disappearance. Coast guardsmen recovered their inverted 14 foot skiff drifting miles from the camp.
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Jim Moove Wins Commutation to Life Imprisonment
Jim Moove of Pender County, a Black man, had been sentenced to death for killing another Black man. A commutation to life imprisonment was granted yesterday.
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Reid M Hannah Named VFW Commander at Asheboro
Reid M Hannah was selected commander for the newly formed post 1159 Veterans of Foreign Wars at Asheboro. George Kivett was named vice commander and D C Bulla was chosen adjutant and advocate. The meeting included officers from Greensboro and Winston-Salem and discussed the state convention in Winston-Salem.
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D. C. Bulla
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Grady and Cooper to Speak in Greensboro Courthouse
Paul Grady of Kenly and Tom Cooper of Wilmington are set to address crowds at Guilford County Courthouse this week. Grady speaks tonight under the North Carolina League for Progressive Democracy, with Cooper scheduled tomorrow night at the same hour.
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Kenly
North Carolina League For Progressive Democracy
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