Reynolds Ordered To Court In Georgia Divorce Action
Multi millionaire R J Reynolds Jr must appear in court in Darien Georgia on November 16 to answer questions in the divorce case from his third wife Muriel Marston of Toronto. The Georgia Supreme Court voided Reynolds third wife’s divorce after he married a fourth time citing trial errors. His deposition was taken at his Sapelo Island mansion due to illness.
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MCRAE
R. J. Reynolds Jr
Georgia Supreme Court
Reynolds
National Democratic Party
Winston-Salem
N.C
Muriel Marston
Toronto
Sapelo Island
Georgia Coast
Smythe Gambrell
Darien
Textile Workers Seek Immediate Wage Increases
The Textile Workers Union of America urges southern mills to implement substantial wage hikes and broader fringe benefits at its quarterly Charlotte meeting. The 22 member Executive Council notes southern pay below 1.60 per hour while other industries rise toward 2.00 per hour, with talks on health, pensions, and vacations to continue through Tuesday.
Nine civil rights protesters arrested at Baltimore restaurant
In Baltimore nine leaders of desegregation groups were arrested for trespass after entering a restaurant that does not serve Negroes. Ten others from Ohio, Illinois, Philadelphia, and local areas were later detained near a Capitol restaurant as demonstrations spread.
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Baltimore
Maryland
West Fayette Street
Annapolis
State Capitol
Ohio
Illinois
Philadelphia
Rockville
Carol Louise Johnson
John Richardson
Robert Harper
Hanson
Little Italy
Washington
New York
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
District of Columbia
Strike Case Trial Opens This Week in Charlotte
The Overnite Transportation Co unit seeks 1 million dollars for actual and punitive damages in a Superior Court case against the Teamsters Union. The suit charges illegal secondary boycotts during a 17 week strike aimed at blocking Overnite business. Judge J Will Press will preside with a jury.
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Teamsters
Overnite
J. Will
International Teamsters Union
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte
Susie Sharp
International Union
State Supreme Court
Eisenhower to play limited role in Pa campaigns
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will take an active but not dominant role in Pennsylvania's 1962 gubernatorial and senatorial campaigns, Republican State Chairman George J. Bloom said. Eisenhower assured Bloom at a Gettysburg meeting that he will not dictate the party's candidate selections.
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Harrisburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
George J. Bloom
GOP
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Foul Play Ruled Out In Death Of Rock Hill salesman
A autopsy found no foul play in William Henry Taylor 47 of Rock Hill killed when his car hit a bridge near Lockhart on Sept 30. He carried about 800000 in life and other insurance. Two women claim the $10000 workers comp award. The body remains at York County Hospital for further toxicology tests.
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Rock Hill
S.C
Robert W. Hayes
William Henry Taylor
Taylor
Lockhart
Chester County
Louise Whitesides Taylor
Meta P. Howard Taylor
Georgetown
Hayes
Bethany A.R P
York County
Hayes and Hayes Law Firm
Anderson-Cook Motors
Motor Company
York County Hospital
Harold D. Weed Dies Inventor Of First Auto Tire Chain
Harold D. Weed aged 89 of Palm Beach Florida died Wednesday. He gained fame as the inventor of the first auto tire chain in 1903 and was a noted innovator in early automobile equipment.
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Harold D. Weed
Palm Beach, Fla
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Southern Textile
Logan Kearse
Cornerstone Baptist Church
William Hanson
Cincinnati
Mississippi
Barbara Jacobs
William Shaw
Felice Loveless
Howard University
George A. Hacklay
Ike
Penney's Downtown
Main ST
College Village Shopping Center
Peptobismol
Tooster
Eastman
Eckerd
Johnson
Cepacol
Dorothy
Ay Tei
Aira
Dorothy Gray
Penney’s
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