Embezzlement Charges Hit Former Used Car Dealer
Buck Veach, a former local used car dealer, faces two counts of embezzlement filed by Davidson County authorities. Alleged theft totals 1850 dollars from State Finance Co of Winston Salem with 1050 dollars in June and 8 dollars in July. Bond set at 2500 dollars. Veach also charged with failing to transfer a car title and 23 parking tickets. All cases to be heard in Municipal Court on September 23. Veach free on bond. Joe Gett charged as dry drunk with bond of 500 dollars. hearing next week.
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North Carolina Citizens Group Hinting At Revival
The North Carolina Citizens Committee plans to reactivate for the upcoming Democratic primary. Chairman James Rawleigh says the dormant group will play an active role, possibly backing a candidate or remaining neutral, as speculation links names like Charles Jonas of Lincolnton to the race and Conservatism in state politics.
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Birthday No 101 Celebrated Today By Local Citizen
Mrs. Pauline Scales of 2011 N Main St marks her 101st birthday after midnight. bedridden two years yet mentally sharp deafness noted. born enslaved on Peter Scales farm Stoneville she raised 11 children now four daughters living five generations. oldest member of St Mark Methodist Church spends a quiet day.
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Grass Plot Car Shed Blaze Extinguished
Firemen were called at 2:25 a.m. to extinguish a car shed fire at 212 Hoskins St. Little damage resulted. Earlier, yesterday at 3:40 p.m., a grass fire on Burlington Mills property at E Russell and Park was extinguished.
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County Judge Orders Welfare Custody For Horne Barnett Children
Evidence of deplorable living conditions presented before Judge Archie Myatt led to a court order placing the three children of Margie Horne Barnett in welfare department custody. The case follows prior divorce and plans to wed Ft. Bragg soldier Billy Barnett.
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Fairview St
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Gardners Cat Watches TV But Hides At Commercials
Leta Gardner says his cat in Buffalo enjoys television but turns its head and avoids the screen when commercials appear.
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Sheffield Hearing Reaffirms Dismissal of Miss Sheffield
The hearing, led by Graham, featured Otis Banks and others as witnesses. McLendon defended Miss Sheffield against rumors of misconduct while noting administrative issues at Woman's Prison. Graham said no charges were made and cited a need to address alleged antagonism affecting morale and leadership prior to July 21.
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City Officials Plan Travel For Mayors Convention Trip
Five city officials prepared for trips to Montreal for the U S Conference of Mayors and Canadian Federation of Mayors while the city manager headed to Los Angeles for the International City Managers Convention. Mayor Covington and Councilman Lewis planned to train to Montreal tonight with York Jr and Haworth joining. possible delays due to Yadkin River water source bids. Hinson will fly to Los Angeles to chair panels at the conference Sunday with 400 to 500 cities and foreign reps attending.
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Yadkinville Sale Imminent Court Battle Looms
The report notes talks of a sale and a bond of several thousand dollars tied to a city suit against the federal government. If the city loses, the bond could be forfeited. Covington plans to contact Greensboro officials to discuss visiting Yadkinville and meeting GSA officials to gauge advisability.
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