Calendar of Recorder's Court Sends Mixed Judgments This Week
Twelve cases heard in Recorder's Court featured liquor and drunken driving charges, with several continuances. Warrick received a $50 fine and three month license suspension. Bullock and Mayo were found guilty. Manning was sentenced to six months with road work, suspended for two years on good behavior and costs.
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Recorder's Court
R. G. Daniel
L. E. Warrick
James Bullock
Bud Taylor
Millard Lee
W. J. Melvin
Daisy Parks
W. L. Philan
Sarah Harris
John Mayo
Arthur Manning
George Mitchell
Gary J. Melvin
Mayo Mitchell
Last Attempt 242 Ends as Local Bill Dies in Senate
Taylor arose as fear of forgetfulness gripped him and he read his motion to reconsider and call the previous question. The motion failed 32 to 38 with a slim quorum present. S. B. 242 by Senator T. W. M. Long lingered and died, buried among bills born of selfishness and malice. Requiem in Peace.
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S. B
Renovize Philadelphia Campaign Spurs Home Upgrades
Residents pledge over 18 million dollars for property improvements in six months under the Renovize Philadelphia plan. Campaign leaders say every dollar in circulation multiplies twenty five times in a year, forecasting new business around 450 million dollars. An illustration shows an attic upgraded with pressed wood walls and a cushioned wood block floor.
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Philadelphia
Petty Crime Report Details Local Store Breakins
Police tightened a drag net after Wednesday night thefts at Roses 5 and 10 Store on Roanoke Avenue and a filling station owned by W F Joyner. Loot did not exceed 20 dollars with a safe breach suspected. culprits fled through the back door. Mayor Jenkins commented that Roanoke Rapids has few robberies, with only Leggett’s Dept Store loot standing out.
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Roanoke Avenue
J. Q. Hofler
Altho
W. F. Joyner
Ninth Street
North Ward
Jenkins
Roanoke Rapids
Leggett’s Dept
Child Injured in Crash Below
A child sustained a broken leg and head injuries after a collision. The impact left the youngster badly bruised and shaken, with minor lacerations. Details on the incident and hospital condition were not disclosed.
Kiwanis Meeting Welcomes Guests in County Session
Scotland Neck Rocky Mount and Tarboro guests attend Kiwanis meeting as S W Enloe opens and Noah Garrett lieutenant governor of the Sixth district takes over audience reports on the event.
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Scotland Neck
Rocky Mount
Tarboro
S. W. Enloe
Ahoskie Club
Noah Garrett
Community entertainment lineups chaired by local leaders
Dr. B. Roland Wagner led the event. S. A. Lipscomb Jr. oversaw entertainment features with each club presenting a short program. Carroll Wilson from Roanoke Rapids served as general program chairman.
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S. A. Lipscomb, Jr
Carroll Wilson
Roanoke Rapids
World's Smallest Mother to Visit City This Week
Dolletta, claimed as the world’s smallest mother at 28 inches tall and 37 pounds, visits Roanoke Rapids with two children. She toured Mayo Clinic and has been featured by Ripley in Believe It Or Not. She will be in the South Ward opposite Smiths Filling Station through Saturday night.
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Colletta
Weldon
Altho Colletta
Robert Ripley
Roanoke
Rapids
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Colcetta
Ripley
Notice of Resale of Roanoke Rapids Property
A public auction is scheduled in Roanoke Rapids Halifax County North Carolina for two lots numbers 30 and 32 on Walnut Street with all improvements. The sale by trustee A L Clark follows default on a December 16 1929 deed of trust by J O Turner and Ellen Turner. The high bidder must pay cash. Sale date May 27 1933 at noon.
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J. O. Turner
Ellen Turner
A. L. Clark
Register of Deeds
Halifax County
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
North Carolina
Towit
Walnut Street
Roanoke Rapids Power Company
the Register of Deeds
A. D
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Requiam In
Kiwanis Meeting
Dolleta
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Imperial Theater
Jer
B. Roland Wagner
York
Thurman Underwood
Madison
C. H. Johnson
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