Hospital Bulletin on Neil Wounding After X-ray
Reports from the hospital at 10 40 tonight say an X ray shows the bullet entered the stomach likely puncturing the large bowel The injury is described as critically shot with developing peritonitis The patient is being prepared for an operation to remove the bullet from his stomach
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Neil
Nell
County Board of Education
Warren
Bass
Morris
Raymond Bass
Pittman
Nick Warren
County Commissionjem
Doc
Tragedy near Weldon claims J Mason on bridge
James E. Mason, 27, of near Weldon, drowned when a loose plank on a bridge platform gave way and he fell into Fishing Creek. He drifted downstream, unable to swim, as ice floes floated. Coroner and searchers recovered him after hours in the Tar River tributary. Funeral set for Enfield area.
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James E. Mason
Weldon
Fishing Creek
Tar River
Enfield
T. M. Cooper
Halifax County
Halifax
Edgecombe
Mason
State Highway Department
Branch Funeral Home
Plans for Roanoke Rapids Bus Center Shaped by New Lines
The Carolina Coach Company plans a charter from the Interstate Commerce Commission to run five round trips daily from Roanoke Rapids to Raleigh and Richmond, four to Rocky Mount, and three to Norfolk. The project would turn Roanoke Rapids into a major depot with buses stored locally and a full staff. Competing firms initially opposed the charter, but all objections are reportedly resolved and service could begin soon.
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Carolina Coach Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reamke Rapids
Raleigh
Richmond
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Roanoke Rapids
Rosnoke Rapids
W. G. Humphrey
Compass
Greyhound Corporation
Seaboard Airline Railway
Interstate Cmmerce Commission
Carolina Coach Co
Humphrey
Cross of Norfolk
Rnsign
Meumond
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Constitution House
Constitution
North Carolina
DAR
Hoey
Fred Neil
van Warren
Bulletin
J. Mason
Raymond A. Bass
W. G. Bass
Lacy Morris
Carolina Condit
Usilties
Momns
S. Ruth Moody
Henrico
N. C
F. C. Myrick
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