Violent Death Toll Rises Across North Carolina Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 15 people died from violence over the weekend in North Carolina. The fatalities include four teens in a Wilkes County auto wreck, a Raleigh shooting by a police officer, and several highway and domestic incidents across multiple counties.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Wilkes County
Highway Patrol
Winston-Salem
Archie Eugene Jordan
James Burchett
Rt. 1
Roaring River
Leonard H. Byrd
Joseph Charles Waddell
Raleigh
Norman
Novene Woodard
Dunn
Patricia Ann Capel
Rt. 3
Raeford
Wyatt Fowler
Granite Falls
Charles Ray Grimes
Rural Hall
Mitchell C. Curry
Rt. 4
Reynolds Ordered To Court Over Divorce Proceedings
Tobacco heir R J Reynolds Jr is ordered to appear in Darien Georgia to answer questions about proceedings that led to his divorce from his third wife. Georgia Supreme Court voided that divorce due to trial errors and a deposition hearing was planned without press access.
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Murial Marston
Toronto
Canada
Reynolds
Sapelo Island
Georgia
Anti-Union Attitude In South Is Scored
Textile Workers Union president William Pollock told Rock Hill leaders that anti union sentiment keeps Southern wages and benefits behind the nation. He urged modernization of pay and labor relations and criticized right to work drives and anti union hiring in the region.
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Rock Hill
S.C
William Pollock
Textile Workers Union of America
Pollock
Dixie
Sa ! Dixie Textile
Nash Jewelry Co Lay-Away Plan Offers No Carrying Charge
A Nash Jewelry Co advertisement at 127 N. Main St promotes an easy lay-away plan with no carrying charges and claims to beat wholesale discount prices on everything in the house. The copy urges readers to try the store and see the savings.
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Nash Jewelry Co
N. Main St
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Ann Landers on fallout shelters and moral risk
The columnist cites research and expert opinions on nuclear shelters, weighing real benefits against doubts. She notes public debate, warns against mass death, and says she would advise building a shelter but would not personally live in one or shoot a neighbor for access.
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