Benthorne Faces Death as Murder Plot Unfolds
Arnold Benthorne records a death list of five enemies and guns for a final stand. Rain, lightning and police watches frame his tense vigil as headlines of his own fall loom. A backstory links his rise from Alaska with “Big Red” and a guarded secret about his wealth.
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Murdered mine claimant stalks in forgotten valley fate
In a tense scene Benthorne faces a deadly confrontation over a stolen identity and mine claim. The gripping narrative recalls Big Red, John Douglas, and a deadly encounter as a gun aims at Benthorne. To Be Continued.
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Labor chief in Washington for wage hour talks
Raleigh November 15 The North Carolina Commissioner of Labor Forrest Shuford travels to Washington for the annual conference of labor officials under the Federal Department of Labor. He will discuss details of the wage hour enforcement by state inspectors and related matters.
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Duke Carolina Clash to Feature Loud Speaker Announcements
The Highway Safety Division plans several short announcements at the Duke Carolina game in Durham on Saturday. With an audience over 50,000, officials see a prime chance to spread the message.
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North Carolina Duke fans clash over team colors
The piece outlines rival loyalties as Carolina fans favor light blue and white while Duke supporters rally behind dark blue and white, with Tar Heel backers hoping the Devils' supporters remain steady.
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Prison Construction Uses Night Hours After Saturday Altercation
The report notes heavy night work at Central Prison with ongoing construction and questions whether overtime reflects nearing end of the architect or foreman's contract. The mention of a Saturday melee frames the scene and hints at recent disturbances.
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UNC President to speak at Berea College inaugural
Dr Frank P Graham president of the University of North Carolina will be one of the principal speakers at the inaugural exercises for Berea College new president Dr Francis S Hutchins on November 26 in Berea Kentucky.
Community singing program at Shady Grove Church
A community singing event directed by J. W. Johnson of Randleman will be held at Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church next Sunday at 1:30 PM. About some singers will perform gospel songs in the program.
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Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church
J. W. Johnson
Randleman
Sove
Hidden treasures spark Middleburg treasure hunt
Stories of fabulous hidden riches inspire a local treasure hunt near Middleburg South Africa attracting participants and curious onlookers. The search leverages folklore and maps guiding hopeful treasure seekers through rural terrain.
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South Africa
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