Rogers to Pay Fine in Liquor Case in Thomasville
Vin cent Rogers of Cherryville was fined 100 dollars plus costs in a Thomasville recorder's court settlement for violation of prohibition laws and driving a liquor laden car that wrecked on the Lexington road. Forty pints of bottled in bond whisky survived. confiscated and the auto seized for transfer to Howard Joe Gantt after title receipt. Gantt claimed ownership and hired Rogers to drive to Cherryville. he denied knowledge of the liquor run. The wreck occurred after the car was reportedly bought in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. about equal amounts of whisky were smashed. Other cases disposed of included John L. Farr, Charlotte, abandonment and non support two years suspended with conditions. Raymond L. Jarrett, prohibition violation 60 days suspended with good behavior. S L Bodenheimer, drunk and damage to property continued. John Frank Baker, convicted. Hunter Falls, Winston-Salem, and James M. Collins, Winston-Salem, drunk and prohibition violations continued. Pauline Justice Clinard and High Point, beating taxi fare with costs suspended. and others with various costs and continuances.
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Vincent Rogers
Cherryville
Lexington Road
North Carolina
Gantt
Rogers
Lancaster
Penna
John L. Farr
Charlotte
Raymond L. Jarrett
S. L. Bodenheimer
J. G. Jessup
John Frank Baker
Hunter Falls
Winston- Salem
James M. Collins
Pauline Justice Clinard
High Point
Ward Cureton
Ethel Moore
B. J. Lamg
R. G. Kennedy
Rt. 1
Lewis Crawford
Salisbury
Prison Terms For Marines
Three U S Merchant Mariners were convicted of trying to force a Japanese to buy a boatload of American food and were sentenced by a court martial to nine years imprisonment at hard labor. They are John C Ward Chester A Culley and Glen B Barnes.
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Yokohama
U. S
John C. Ward
St. Stephens
S. C
Chester A. Culley
Sturgis
Glen B. Barnes
Idaho
Local Man Convicted In Thomasville Court
C C Moore of High Point was found guilty in Thomasville recorder's court of giving a worthless check for 101.74 to T J York of Thomasville for contracting work. Judge Howard Steed ordered payment to York, but Moore appealed to the superior court. bond set at 500 dollars. Judgment delayed until Monday after Friday verdict.
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Thomasville
C. C. Moore
High Point
T. J. York
Moore
York
Recorder’s Court
Howard Steed
Lexington
Collins Named Padres Manager for 1947 Season
San Diego California November 19 James Rip Collins a veteran of 23 years in professional baseball will manage the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League in 1947. Bill Starr president of the club announced the appointment yesterday succeeding John Pepper Mar.
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Calif
James
Rip) Collins
Wil
San Die
Padres
Bill Starr
Collins
Coeding
John
Pepper
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