Leaf prices rise as fairs show strong opening values
The Associated Press reports opening prices on flue cured tobacco in the Carolinas and Virginia are fairly strong. Most grades on the Old Belt and Eastern North Carolina Belt rose about 1 per 100 pounds, with some up to 6. Middle Belt prices mostly steady. Border Belt sales close Thursday with light volume and few changes.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Virginia
Federal State Market News Service
North Carolina- Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Middle Belt
Border Belt
Jury selection continues in Ashland murder trial in Fayetteville
A special 100 person jury pool was drawn as selection carried on for the first degree murder trial of Charles Cassity, 26, David Phillips, 18, and Charles Smith, 18, all of Ashland. They pleaded innocent to the Sept 26 shooting death of Grover Taft, 63, who was killed resisting a robbery at his East Fayetteville store. Solicitor Maurice Brasswell said the death penalty would be sought.
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Ashland
Charles Edward Cassity
David Ernest Phillips
Charles Arthur Smith
Grover W. Taft
Gray's Resignation Likely To Be Accepted By UNC Board
Reports from multiple sources indicate the University of North Carolina board of trustees will accept President Gordon Gray's pending resignation at a November meeting. Gray, who became president in 1950 after serving as a Truman era Army secretary, has been on leave since June when he submitted his resignation to become assistant secretary of defense.
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University of North Carolina
Gordon Gray
Gray
U.S. Secretary of Defense
North Carolina
Charles Wilson
Raleigh News and Observer
Board of Trustees
Charlotte Observer
Son. Gray
University
Army
Truman
Charlotte Doctor Heads Academy
Dr. William E. Selby of Charlotte was installed as president of the North Carolina Academy of General Practice at its seventh annual scientific assembly in Charlotte. New officers and directors named include Dr. Milton Clark, Dr. Fred Patterson, Dr. John R. Bender, Dr. John M. Newborn, Dr. Roland Vaughan, Dr. Ed Beddingfield, Dr. Vernon W. Taylor, and Dr. Amos Johnson. Dr. Clark and Dr. Sylvester Green spoke at the president's banquet, with other presentations on valve heart disease and rheumatoid arthritis.
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William E. Selby
North Carolina Academy of General Practice
Selby
Milton Clark
Goldsboro
Fred Patterson
Chapel Hill
John R. Bender
Winston-Salem
John M. Newborn
Farmville
Roland Vaughan
Edenton
Ed Beddingfield
Stantonsburg
Vernon W. Taylor
Elkin
Amos Johnson
Garland
Clark
Sylvester Green
Wake Forest College
Glenn Sawyer
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Russell L. Cecil
Men Arrested for Suspected Robberies Across Three States
The men were arrested the next day and questioned about five robberies spanning Kentucky West Virginia and Ohio.
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Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
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