City docket notes drunkenness and license offenses
A court docket lists many defendants pleading guilty or forfeiting bonds for drunkenness driving without license and related violations. Fines range from 11.50 to 111.50 with several $16.50 or similar cash bonds. incidents include speeding unsafe driving evading arrest and minor in possession of beer. Names include Joe W. Jones, Curtis Lee Williams, Willie Brown, James H. Johnson, Vestal Floyd Duke, Odis Vickers, Michael J. Treat, and Bully Jim Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Jones
John Lyons
Curtis Lee Williams
Mickey Lyon Jones
Larry Williams
Odis Vickers
Mattie Griffin
Earl Jones
Roger Lough
Michael Robert Ford
Byron Wesley Mann
Larry J. Valentine
James H. Johnson
Willie Brown
Billy Jim Patton
Vestal Floyd Duke
Douglas Waters
Ewell Owen Bone
Michael J. Treat
Andy Odell
Basil Voss
Roper Lough
Mickey Lynn Jones
Billy Johnson
Reva Gamble
Michael J. Adams
Gary Campbell
Willie Carrigan
Freddie Mack, Jr
W.E. Chambers
Gary Gorham
Kenneth Allen
Grady Hughes
Lawrence Masters
Sevier Nelson
Chas. Davis
Tony Hogan
Dossey Dixon
Virginia Lively
Robert Starks
Ricky Clark
Lawrence Watkins
Walter Bradley
James Childers
Kenneth Jones
Lisa Motor Lines
Joe Catinella
Paul Poley
Rain still present In the South Thunderstorms soak regions
The South saw locally heavy rains and hail with a spring storm in the West bringing rain and snow across the central rockies and Plains. Hail topped near Muscle Shoals Alabama and larger hail hit South Central Texas. A tornado was sighted near Jacksonville Florida. Mississippi and Missouri River valley floods forced 600 from homes near Boschetown Missouri as a Missouri levee topped northwest of St Louis. Snow mixed with rain fell from the central Rockies to western Kansas and Nebraska with two inches of snow. Cash bonds and multiple court entries followed in state docket with fines for traffic and liquor offenses and numerous log book and registration violations noted in civil matters.
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Associated Press
Rowkies
Plains
Alabama
Muscle Shoals
Texas
Little Rock
Ark
Lallahassee
Fla
Jacksonville
Mississippi
Missouriiver
Boschetown
Missouri River
St. Louis
Rockies
Kansas
Nebraska
Great Lakes
Japan Faces Spring Labor Offense Across Rail and Services
Japan braces for a week of probable rail and shipping disruption as 250,000 government railway workers and 50,000 police prepare for a broad strike over pay and a demand for the right to strike. Private rail workers and municipal subways may join. longshoremen and postal and telecommunication services could be hit amid Golden Week travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
National Rail
Salt and Tobacco
Mint
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Aaron Horton
LeRoy Walker
John Paul Kay
Bully Jim Patton
American Farm Lines
Thunderbird Motor Freight
East West, Inc
F & H Salvage
American Trans
Virginia Appalachian
Central & Southern
No. LD
Baldwin
Peter Paul
Albert Delaney
Federal Compress Co
Pilgrim Industry
Ryter
Wheeling Pipe Line
Wolf Creek Lumber Co
East West Dist., Inc
Ralph Montgomery
ATC
Joe Zimmer
King Farmer Co-op
S.B. Williams
Gary Wheelington
Jane Wheelington
Mary Spates
Arlis Brooks
Doyle Frank Jones
Millard Trout
Discount Center
Gleem Il
Howard
North Hope
del Monte
Kingsfield
del Monte Eapple Juice
Howard’s
Illinois
Telasteer
Howard's Discount
Musketeers
Mar’s
Morton
Ybi
Prestone
Howards
Tiller
Briggs
Southland
Stratton Engine
Japan
Kakueri Tanaka