Scotland Neck trio jailed for string of robberies
Three Scotland Neck youths ages 15 17 and 18 are in Halifax jail in default of bonds awaiting Superior Court trial on alleged robberies. They stole a 1933 Ford from a Scotland Neck used car lot then broke into the Silver Grill in Roanoke Rapids for about 80 cash, three pinball machines, and 15 cartons of cigarettes. They also faced an Emporia breaking and entering charge at the bus station.
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Halifax
Superior Criminal Court
Scotland
Roanoke Rapids
Emporia
Sam Hale
Scotland Neck
Thurston Vandlandinghan
H. E. Dobbins
Roanoke Rapier
Silver Grill
A. K
Jimmy Hatem
West Tenth Street
Weldon-Halifax
Weldon
J. W. Whitaker
Norfolk
Richmond
Raleigh
North Carolina unemployment benefits hit 14 million mark
The NC unemployment fund reached 14,014,132.39 on May 1 after 28 months of payments totaling 34,956,405.42. Employer contributions stood at 34,154,301.86 with 802,103.56 in interest and a remaining balance of 20,942,237.03. The Employment Service outlined political activity regulations and announced Victor Moore as Roanoke Rapids junior interviewer replacing Tommy Morris. New job openings and a list of positions followed, with contact details in local offices. Visitors to Mrs. N R Jenkins home from Weldon Warrenton Roanoke Rapids Norfolk Raleigh and more were noted.
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North Carolina
Unemployment Compensation Commission
The
Commission
Victor Moore
Raleigh
Roanoke Rapids
Tommy Morris
High Point
Morris
Greenville
Rocky Mount
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Millard Harrison
Priscilla Page
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Melvin Jenkins
Sallie Bett Twisdale
Richard Harpes
Robert Morris
Mattie Hardy
Meadow Brook
Ares
Bond
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria, Illinois
Varn Ei
Hanes
Deeler
Hanes Crotch
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina