Recorder Aims To Clear 20 Cases In Court Tuesday
Liquor charges led the docket with six cases. Luther McWilliams and Spooner McWilliams faced weapon and drunken driving counts. Luther pled guilty and was fined $100 plus costs. Albert Story and Bertha McWilliams admitted guilt for fornication and adultery with Story sentenced to five months on roads. Bertha’s judgment continued.
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Recorder’s Court
Eunice Burnett
Luther McWilliams
Spooner McWilliams
Spooner MeWilliams
Albert Story
Bertha McWilliams
Albert Dixon
Court records outline liquor cases and fines in Roanoke Rapids
Kingfish Removal on liquor charges. deponent failed and capias issued. Gregory pleads guilty to driving while intoxicated and reckless driving, fined 50 dollars plus costs. Taylor pleads guilty to unlawful possession and pays 5 dollars plus costs. Short pleads guilty to driving while drunk, fined 50 dollars plus costs, no automobile for five months. Blake Patterson pleads guilty to unlawful possession and transportation, sentenced to six months on roads. Capias to issue April 28 1933 within three years if fines and costs are paid. James Johnson pleads guilty to reckless driving, good behavior for two years, no driving for one year, fine 10 dollars plus costs.
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R. L. Shearin
J. L. Wilkerson
Herbert F Battle
George White
Walter Hill
W. C. Holston
John Thompson
William Allen
Lang Tippett
John Allen
Tippett
Thompson
Otto Faison
May Carlyle
Willie Brown
Lillie May Richardson
Capias
Caroline Whitaker
P. C. Gregory
R. M. Taylor
Tom Short
Blake Patterson
James Johnson
Will Rogers Funny Reader Letter From Embarrassed Spouse
A tabloid humor note recounts a late shift worker discovering another man with his wife. The editor pays a dollar for funny letters and adds a $3.00 check after noting the stranger’s own embarrassment. The anecdote appears in Will Rogers style humor features.
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Stabloid
American News Features, Inc
Up and Down The Avenue Roosevelt conference opinions
The column offers personal views on Roosevelt McDonald and other conferences. It predicts gold standard resumption by major powers, debt revisions, tariff reductions, and world armament cuts, plus a passing note on April Cherry Blossom hotel crowds in Washington. It mentions Cephas Cannon and the Taylors visiting Brink, Virginia.
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America
Britaan
France
Herald Composing Room Shows Fancy Type Portrait
A Herald compositor demonstrates a Chevalier impression crafted from type with the French star depicted in straw hat and overbite. Maurice Chevalier’s latest film A Bed Time Story will soon be shown in the city. Mr and Mrs Robert Edwards visited Rich Square with J O Slade on Sunday.
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Herald
Maurice Chevalier
Chevalier
Mrs
Robert Edwards
Rich Square
J. O. Slade
Seaboard trims Roanoke Rapids schedule with two daily trains
Seaboard will operate two trains daily in each direction at Roanoke Rapids. Trains to Norfolk depart 5 08 AM and 10 30 AM with returns at 12 02 PM and 6 23 PM. Train 18, once a flag stop, will now carry mail and stop regularly. Weekend fares to Norfolk remain in effect until September.
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Seaboard
Roanoke Rapids
Norfolk
Norlina
Altho
Seaport
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