Roanoke Rapids Man Gets One Year For Burglary
D. Carlton, a Roanoke Rapids textile worker, was sentenced to one year on the roads by Judge Clayton Moore in Halifax Superior Court after burglary of Dr. E. Harbour’s office. Police recovered all loot within twenty four hours, including fifteen glasses sets and two watches found on Carlton.
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D. Carlton
Roanoke Rapids
Clayton Moore
Halifax
E. D. Harbour
Carlton
Bobbitt
Durham
Georgia
Roanoke Rapids Students Win Five Cups at State Music Con
Roanoke Rapids music students and teachers earned five silver loving cups at the State Music Contest in Greensboro. The town celebrates National Music Week and praises the young musicians for their talent and potential.
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Roanoke Rapids
Greensboro
Lake Phelps Bass Catch Sets Season Best
Fishermen H. G. Hodges George Lampley L. R. Hasty and J. F. May caught the season’s biggest bass at Lake Phelps with two seven pounders and several five pounders. The haul came in one hour after a day of fishing, as some fish escaped due to the lack of landing nets. Rock fishing on the Roanoke improves with daily offers. Mattamuskeet trips report good catches. A local man fished in a Chokoyette swimming hole Sunday afternoon. Br briefs note Tommy Jenkins Jr named business manager of the Agromack for NC State College 1935-36. The Carolina Rhythm Boys will appear on WPTF Raleigh Friday 8:30 to 9 pm. Chief of Police Early spoke on Public Safety before the Kiwanis Club last Thursday.
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Lake Phelps
H. G. Hodges
George Lampley
L. R. Hasty
J. F. May
Roanoke
Tommy Jenkins, Jr
Agromack
N. C. State College
Carolina Rhythm Boys
WPTF
Raleigh
Poice Early
Kiwanis Club
Family Newspaper Serves Eight Sons And Five Daughters
Ben Marshall of Frankfort Kentucky runs a family newspaper aimed at eight sons and five daughters scattered across the country. The publication meets a kinship need by sharing news and notices with relatives living in distant places.
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Ben Marshall
Frankfort
Turkish advocate Lufti Fikri Bey dies in Paris
Turkish advocate Lufti Fikri Bey dies in Paris leaving directions for an annual prize of 800 dollars to be paid to the recipient named in the will. The notice suggests a legacy tied to a legal or professional achievement in Turkey or France.
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Lufti Fikri , Bey
Paris
France
Turkish judge known for fair verdicts and respected for law
A respected Turkish judge earns wide acclaim for impartial rulings and steadfast commitment to legal integrity. Citizens and legal peers praise his principled approach, consistency, and influence on upholding justice in the judiciary.
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