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Fellows of Historical Society
Memphis
Appeal Papers Improperly Presented in North Carolina Case
The North Carolina Supreme Court upheld a Superior Court ruling that Alonzo Moore’s murder appeal was not properly served, leading to dismissal of his appeal. The case notes that Moore’s attorney delivered papers through a transom and the solicitor discovered them only after midnight, affecting timely filing. The ruling followed other opinions including Oleen Conner versus Dr. Sam Schenck, which found no fraud and cited the statute of limitations.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Alonzo Moore
Clawson Williams
Moore
As Solicitor
Tube Court
Cour 3A
Saas
Cleveland County
Oleen Conner
Sam Schenck
Opi
Police Seek Exact Time of Death in Kentucky Slaying
Middlesboro Kentucky police identified Ronald Lee Fox 28 as the victim in a lover’s lane slaying and said an autopsy would determine the precise time of death. Fox was shot six times in a robbery attempt. his car later appeared in Miamisburg Ohio. Suspects Robert Bailey and Charles Overton were jailed or at large. Bailey aided by jail escape on October 3. Fox had recently worked as a machinist in Minnesota and Tennessee visits noted.
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Middlesboro
Ronald Lee Fox
Fox
Miamisburg
Ohio
Pineville
Robert Bailey
Charles Overton
Bailey
Kentucky
Overton
Harry Ball
Mount Vernon
Ball
Amisburg
Fridley
Minn
Old Belt Tobacco Prices Hold Steady Across Belts
Average flue cured tobacco prices remained firm on the North Carolina Middle and Eastern belts while the Virginia North Carolina Old Belt saw slight increases of 1 to 3 dollars for reformed leaf. Carolina Border Belt prices dipped with smaller volumes, as Tuesday’s sales totaled 5 598 pounds at 51 70 per cwt.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Virginia-North Carolina
Carolinas
Federal
Virginia
Carolina
Esday
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