Deer dispute leads to kidnapping and trespass charges
In Troy North Carolina a hunting dispute over property boundaries prompted five Mt Gilead men to file kidnapping charges against four Greensboro men from the Pinecroft Sedgefield Hunt Club after a group allegedly forced them to the Montgomery County sheriff's office at gunpoint. The Greensboro men pursued trespass charges in return. Sheriff Long urged mediation as a deer was reportedly killed during the dispute.
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Troy
N.C
Mt. Gilead
Greensboro
Pinecroft-Sedgefield Hunt Club
Mt. Gilead Group
Montgomery
Elwood
Guilford
Shotgun Point
Pee Dee River
Sheriff's Office
Jack McCrae
Jerry Parnell
Mackao James Ewart
Bill Shaw
Long
Pinecroft- Sedgefield Club
Murder For Hire Charged In Greensboro Case
Barbara Ann Massey 22 of Greensboro is charged with hiring Charlotte detective Richard Ruth to murder Frances Smith of Greensboro. Warrant shows Massey offered $500 for the crime. hearing set for Nov 28. Investigators say details remain undisclosed and will be resolved in court.
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Charlotte AP
Greensboro
Charlotte
Barbara Ann Massey
Richard S. Ruth
Frances Smith
Mecklenburg County
Recorder's Court
W. H. Scarborough
Charlotte Court
Miss Massey
Dick Ruth
Sgt
M. M. Evans
Knights of Pythias
St. Louis
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
Guilford County Welfare Department
Record four billion in jobless benefits for 1958
Washington AP reports recession hit jobless payments reached a record four billion dollars in 1958 with nearly 10 million beneficiaries, about twice the 1957 total. Labor official Robert Goodwin questions adequacy and duration, noting weekly benefits average about 31 dollars and may need extension.
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Washington
Robert C. Goodwin
Labor Depart
Ment
Bureau of Employment ‘Security
Goodwin
County Officials To Meet Today in Asheville
North Carolina Gov. Hodges and U.S. Rep. Robert A. Everett will headline the National Association of County Officials mid winter meeting in Asheville. The three day event begins Sunday and is expected to attract about 350 county leaders from across the country.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Hodges
U.S
Robert A. Everett
Tennessee
National Assn
Everett
NACO
Naco-Affiliated
Western District
Schick Sale Revealed in Lancaster Turnover
Kenneth C. Gifford, chairman and CEO of Schick Inc, confirmed he sold operating control to Revion Inc. Charles Revion, president of Revson, also verified. Revson bought 242,000 Schick shares, 20 percent of outstanding, for about 3.63 million dollars. Gifford resigned his posts. successor to be named soon, with J J Reidy rumored as possible choice.
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Lancaster, Pa
Kenneth C. Gifford
Schick, Inc
Io Revion, Inc
Charles Revion
Revson
New York
Schick
Gifford
J. J. Reidy
Case Products Co
Connecticut
Reidy
Stamford
Conn
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Splash
Agnes Lampe
College Point
N. Y
Daytona Beach
Fla
Joseph
Lampe
Will Ruth
M. W. Grant
Hansel Beesum
Allen Pinnix
Wales
British Isles
Television Sales & Service
Hammond
Soden Aruma Teal
Harris Music CO
English ST
High Point
Faille
Schrank
Itsa Mandarin
Harllee’s
Wolle
Schick Sale Revealed
Rosecrest
Holiday
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