Leaf Prices Improve Across North Carolina Virginia Belt Markets
The North Carolina Virginia Old Belt and Middle Belt tobacco markets saw higher sales volume and price gains for some grades. Primings and nondescript leaf declined, while overall quality improved with fewer-poor leaves and more lugs.
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Special Jury Is Called For Trial In North Carolina
Carthage North Carolina exmaination of prospective jurors from a Mecklenburg County venire begins tomorrow for the second rape trial of Jack Key a 22 year old North Carolina State College student from Robbins He is charged with raping Martha Sue Robinson a Biscoe school teacher on May 26 His first trial ended in a mistrial last August Judge H Hoyle Sink ordered the venire to report at 10 a m Wednesday and did not say whether court would convene on Thanksgiving Day Photography is barred in the court or vicinity during the trial.
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Ernie Ford Listed With WSJS TV Winston-Salem Channel 12
A brief notice lists Ernie Ford in connection with WSJS TV Winston-Salem Channel 12, indicating an on-air team or staffing update at the station.
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License Dispute Over Driver's License Handling
North Carolina case where restaurateur Theodore Danziger appeals to the State Supreme Court challenging if a motorist must relinquish a license to an officer. Pendergrass demanded the license after a stop sign incident. Danziger showed it but refused to surrender it. Danziger was fined and costs in local court and appeals the ruling.
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Esso Grant Awards 1956 North Carolina Colleges
The Esso Education Foundation announced 297 grants totaling 1,191,450 for 1956 57 to colleges nationwide. North Carolina recipients include Davidson Duke Elon Guilford High Point Lenoir Rhyne Queens Wake Forest while South Carolina winners are Erskine Newberry Presbyterian Wofford and Furman.
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Pistol Accident Kills Five-Year-Old in Aurora
Police report a revolver belonging to a father on duty at Lowry Air Force Base discharged as five-year-old William Gary Gibson was handling it. His seven-year-old sister Carolyn Elaine Gibson attempted to replace the weapon under a pillow when it fired, killing him instantly.
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North Carolina Fellows Among 44 Five Year Research Grants
Washington announced seven North Carolina students among 44 Public Health Service five year fellowships to boost basic medical science research. The $500000 first year program plans 40 to 50 new fellowships annually, with each grant up to 10000 salary and 2000 research funds. Recipients include Samuel H. Love Bowman Gray Duke University William H. Knisely Leo Pine Harry Carpenter Robert Langdell Billy Baggett Ira Fowler associated with Wake Forest College UNC.
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Ira Fowler
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North Atlantic Treaty Signed in Washington on April 4 1949
The North Atlantic Treaty was signed in Washington D C on April 4 1949 marking the founding agreement of NATO and a major postwar security alliance. The ceremony brought together delegates from member nations to formalize collective defense commitments.
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Scott Will Move To Washington After Christmas
Rep elect Ralph J. Scott D NC says he will take up permanent residence in Washington after Christmas and plans two more terms as Stokes Superior Court solicitor. He has appointed Harold W. Thomerson of Winston-Salem as administrative assistant and will return to North Carolina this week. Scott defeated Thurmond Chatham in the Democratic primary and Joe B. New in the general election, reaffirming his view that the Democratic party has more to offer.
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Charlotte Parents Seek To Halt Early Social Trends Among Youth
A Charlotte Parents League panel reports preteens in Charlotte and 11 other U S cities show an earlier social life with lipstick, ballroom dancing, and dates starting in sixth grade. They urge slower social pacing, expanded scouting and sports, and moving ballroom instruction to seventh grade. The note adds U S Steel Corp led private coal production in 1955.
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