Thomasville Man Draws Long Sentence In Assault Case
Marvin Hill of 16 Mackstreet received 18 months in the recorder's court after Judge W. H. Steed found him guilty of assault on his wife Lucile Hill. Hill's brother Benjamin of Fisher Ferry street drew six months for assaulting Lucile Hill, with Marvin also serving 12 months plus six months suspended. Other defendants faced lesser terms or were found not guilty on some charges.
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Thomasville
Marvin Hill
Mackstreet
Recorder’s Court
W. H. Steed
Lucile Hill
Hill
Benjamin
Fisher Ferry Street
Benjamin Hill
Lexington Avenue
Bond
William A. Warner
Cora Hughes
Franklinville
Eddie Pope
Church Street
William Powell
Powell
Sylvester Carpening
West Guilford Street
Con
Fredie Smith
High Street
Vernal Steed
Turner Street
Frank R. Williamson, Sr
Julian Avenue
Christen Gibson
Winston Street
Charles Tate
Gibson
Pocket Veto and Presidential Veto Rules
The text explains that a bill not signed within 10 days after Congress adjourns dies by pocket veto. When Congress is in session an unsigned bill becomes law unless the President vetoes within 10 days. A veto requires the President to send a message to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Rare Peruvian Vicuna Coats To Go On Market Soon
Coats from vicuna fleece, one of the rarest textiles, will be sold this year at $600 to $1,250 with only 100 to 150 coats available. Stroock & Co. holds legal access to Peruvian fleece, and the process yields 17 to 18 ounce yards. The story covers origins, conservation laws, production, and notable price history.
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Rader Winget
New York
Andes
South America
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
S. Stroock & Co
Vicuna
Stroock
America
Scotland
Brazil
Sylvan Stroock
Congo Vastness Compared to Belgium Stirs Debate
An article discusses the Belgian Congo being vastly larger than Belgium, noting a claim that the former's area is about eighty times that of the European nation. It weighs geographic scale and imperial context in a concise feature.
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Belgian Congo
Belgium
Local Chamber Executive Noted For 25 Years Of Service
High Point chamber executive secretary Frank Sizemore was admitted to the Twenty-Five-Year club of the American Chamber of Commerce Executives and received a certificate for 25 years of service. He helped establish the local chamber after World War I and is one of four secretaries nationwide with 25 consecutive years in the same organization. Sizemore previously served as traffic manager for the Carolina and Yadkin railroad and has prior ties to Wilmington and the Atlantic Coast Line railway.
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American Chamber of Commerce
Frank Sizemore
High Point Chamber
Sizemore
ACCE
High Point
Chamber
Old Carolina and Yadkin
Thomasville
Denton
Wilmington
Atlantic Coastline Railway
Autopsy Ordered For W. R. Hinshaw
Thomasville reports William R. Hinshaw 58 died after a truck auto crash on East Main Street. An autopsy at Baptist hospital in Winston-Salem was ordered to determine if death was from the collision or a heart attack. Funeral planned Monday at Trinity Methodist Church with interment in Thomasville City Cemetery.
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Thomasville
William R. Hinshaw
White Street
Baptist
Winston-Salem
D. C. Smith
Lexington
Thomasville Chair Company
Smith
Hinshaw
Memorial Hospital
East Main Street
East Main
Cox Avenue
Plant D
Paul M. Shore
Trinity Methodist Church
Blair Street
Thomasvile City
Walker Funeral Home
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Tangerine Bowl
Glenn
Greensboro
N. Davie St
Washington St. Optee
Commerce St
Fiecs Tots
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce Administration
Seattle
Washington
Waughtown Street
N. C
Uunary
DIAL
Mrs
Forrest Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolina
Organization
Exec
W. R. Hinshaw
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Over Grace Flower Shop
TEL
Soap At Young’s
Magnavox
Youngs Furniture & Rug Co
Constance Talmadge
Walter Giblin
Mrs. Grady Snow
Portrait Dept
Lester
Lester Morgan
Spain
Miguel Roberto
Lester’s
Saikha
Rhythm Slip
Puality Shoe Store
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