Embezzlement Case Moves to High Court
Winston-Salem reports John Grady Williamson of Winston-Salem appeals to the Supreme Court by writ of certiorari after habeas corpus denial in Superior Court. He faces embezzlement charges from a Chicago tobacco liquor and wine distributor, while Williamson denies the accusation.
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Winston-Salem
John Grady Williamson
Inston-Salem
Supreme Court
Williamson
Funde
Chicago
Settlement Before Resignation With Company
A full and complete settlement was made before he resigned from his position with the company.
Mystery Swaps Involve Governor And Fraternity Shortes
A college student called Gov. Martin L. Davey office on a secret mission. They spoke privately, then the student presented a pledge bearing the governor's worn and autographed shorts. The governor wore a new pair.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Mistrial Declared in Limestone Mills Shooting Case
A mistrial was declared in the Colie White case after a evenly divided jury failed to reach a verdict on the charge of shooting Frank Upchurch at a Limestone Mills store.
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Gaffney, &. C
Colie White
Frank Upchurch
Limestone Mills
High Point Power Project Aims for Local Self Sufficiency
The High Point Enterprise reports from Washington that the Yadkin River power development arose from a public feud narrative but is grounded in technical approval after engineer review. The piece asserts no hostility toward Duke Power and honors its past support while noting the city could become a producer of its own electricity.
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High Point
Washington
Yadkin River
Public Works Administration
Duke Power Company
Duke
Treason charges against Charlotte advocate for Duke power
A Charlotte reader is rebuked in the public opinion column for proposing a four-municipal power plant tied to Duke power interests, viewed as treasonous to the city’s own energy policy and governance.
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Charlotte
Duke Power
Charlotte Papers
Not Due to Pique in High Point PWA Grant
The Hickory Record notes that a $2 596 000 PWA grant for a municipal hydro electric plant at High Point was approved after technical plans passed engineer review. Some link the grant to Secretary Ickes in a feud with Duke Power, but High Point Enterprise defends the approval as a routine result of careful checks and good timing.
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Washington
Robinson
Charlotte
Duke
Spartanburg
Bussard
Isene
Itn
Supreme Court
Ickes
High Point Enterprise
Duke Power Company
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