Woman Waives Charges In Claiborne Court Cases
Mrs. Emma Meew waived separate charges from a raid on her New Tazewell restaurant. She posted bonds of 20 dollars and 500 dollars for possession and selling whiskey respectively. Other local court actions included fines for reckless driving and various traffic violations, with multiple defendants cited or fined and some charges dismissed.
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Claiborne
Tazewell
Emma Meew
Grand Jury
Tnt
Claiborne Sessions Court
Morris
George Malone
Sheriff's Office
James Lephew
Lubert Lewis
Esti
Rosenbalm
Rosenhalm
Lester Bell
William’ Sprading
al T. Gray
Luther E. Taylor
Bob Beggs
Blair Hopson
Frank d Jennings
Perry Willis
Doyle Jennings
Lawrence Rowland
Rhbert Lewis
William Myers
Warren Raplan
William .Turner
Faye Rowe
Down
Bell
Alvin Steadman
Dean Seals
A.C. Hurst
Donald Bunch
Joe Maples
Harold Day
Betty Carr
C. Dq. Bunch
Megetable Virnu Virtu XX Attacks Potatoes
In a terse report the Megetable Virnu Virtu XX is described as mounting an assault on potatoes with a claim of feeding at 60, a 50,000 to the rich end and 2.5 million sizes by site. The language is fragmented but suggests a numeric pricing or production claim tied to the agricultural subject.
Roanoke Eyed to Top Weekend With Food Buys
Roanoke officials await word on a proposed merger that would move Nor Sole and Western Railway HQ to Roanoke if approved, with Cleveland and St. Louis as major offices. The system would span 7400 miles, operate in 24 states and Canada, linking Norfolk with the Great Lakes and Midwest industry, subject to stockholder and ICC approval. Separately, food shoppers nationwide face colder weather but abundant supplies and favorable prices on meats, poultry, dairy, vegetables, fruits, and seafood this weekend.
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Roanoke
Rail
UPI
Nor- Sole and Western Railway
Stuart T. Saunders
Bat Saunders
Roanoke Valley Development Corp
Washington
Butler Names Units To Study School Areas
FRANKFORT state Superintendent Wendell Butler announced committees to study six education phases, aiming to avoid overlap with the Commission on Education. The 1960 General Assembly created a broad review of the public school system focusing on curriculum, with consultants hired for 160000 dollars. Butler appointed 21 administrators to his curriculum panel, with potential additions. He urged cooperation with the Commission on Education and indicated further appointments may follow.
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General Assembly
Hins
Butler
Commission On Education
Pennington Gap Man Sued Over Auto Crash
JONESVILLE Virginia August 2 1959 In a suit filed in the Court Clerk s office in Jonesville Pound Va Ringstiff charges that Homer C Crider of Pennington Gap drove under the influence and improperly attempted to pass causing a collision on Route 421 near Pennington Gap The defendant Crider allegedly caused heavy medical and vehicle damage expenses under the suit seeking 25000 dollars
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Jonesville
Carl ¥.Hungstafl
Pound
Homer C. Crider
Pennington Gap
Courty Clerk
Bhigstaff
Crider
Goth
Ringstiff
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Hays Stansbury
Jordan
Hubert_ Pearman
Levi's
Peeters
San Francisco
York
Nils
Gloria
Elizabeth Taylore
Laurence Harvey Bddhe Fisher
GIANT
Karo
Bershey’s
Welch's Grape Juice
Corbertson AA
Union Carbide
Purina Dog Food
Heinz Meat
Jennoy Devils Fond Angel Food
Ello
Ee Sree
TR Roducer
Tae
Virginia
Viap
Kiako
Crisp Head
Keane
P’o. Popcorn Ae
Celle
Pet
Borden's
Azel
Georgia
Birdseye T.V
Morrell
Puffin
Ballard
Armour's
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