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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1941

Page

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Roanoke Rapids Board to Review City Budget

The Roanoke Rapids board of commissioners will meet Monday night to consider the current year budget. City clerk Mrs. Ruby Wood Mincher said a tentative budget has been prepared and will be presented for approval and possible amendments. Mayor Kelly Jenkins reported a telegram from Governor J M Broughton urging cooperation with daylight saving plans to conserve electricity during national defense concerns. The board also approved a motion related to workmen's compensation.

City Board of Commissioners Roanoke Rapids Ruby Wood Mincher Kelly Jenkins J. M. Broughton Eakins Wernor

Local youth charged with carnal knowledge of underage girl

Buddy Sanderford, about 19, was arrested and released on $500 bond on a charge of carnal knowledge of a female under sixteen. The warrant was sworn by Rennie Doris Tidwell’s father Thomas J Tidwell. The girl is said to be about fourteen and the alleged act occurred around March 14, 1941. A hearing is expected next week in Roanoke Rapids.

Buddy Sanderford Thomas J.tidwell Rennie Doris Tidwell Sanderford Roanoke Rapids

Army unit comes here from Langley Field for maneuvers

The Aviation Engineers of the 21st Regiment from Langley Field Virginia arrived Tuesday with 25 motor vehicles to bivouac on Rapids Street. Captain H A Byroade led 147 men and four officers in a 400 mile training move to test equipment and rapid movement. They trained at Fort Belvoir and can lay runways for heavy bombers within 24 hours.

United States Aviation Engineers 21St Regiment Langley Field Bivcuse Rapids Street H. A. Byroade A. L. Winkler John Wachter Preston D. Cockey F. J. Deberuyelle Outfit Army Upper New York State Fort Belvoir Company F Halifax Byroade Department the Army Air Corps

Aluminum drive in Halifax County nears completion

The aluminum collection drive led by A Leonidas Hux reports strong county cooperation and progress. Bins statewide, including Halifax jail slot machines, feed the national defense effort with Raleigh as the concentration point. drive ends next Tuesday night. Local towns Scotland Neck and Halifax broadcast appeals to boost donations.

A. Leonidas Hux Halifax Hux Raleigh Scotland Neck Jack Whitehead A. W. Martin Kelly Jenkins Gordon Price Frank M. Sherry Howard Pruden Martin Roanoke Rapids Robert C. Josey M. C. Maddrey

Local Hero Joins Army After Noted Design Work

Lieutenant William Garlon Holadin of Roanoke Rapids reports for active duty at Fort Bragg on July 15 and will attend Quartermaster School in Philadelphia until September 30. A 1935 Roanoke Rapids High School graduate, he studied at UNC and NC State, gaining fame for a cloth likeness of Governor J. M. Broughton and earning Sigma Tau Sigma honors. He previously worked at Burlington Mills and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Holadin, aged twenty four.

William Garlon Holadin Fort Bragg Quartermaster School Philadelphia Holadia Roanoke Rapids High School University of North Carolina North Carolina State College J. M. Broughton Sigma Tau Sigma State College Burlington Mills Army J. J. Holadin Roanoke Rapids

Four-Ear Corn Exhibit Traced to Local Gardener

Carl Ray found a horticultural oddity in his garden a stem bearing four ears of corn each four to six inches long with full grains though not fully developed. His eight year old son Albert Ray brought the specimen to the Herald office for display.

Carl Ray Herald Albert Ray

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