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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1954
Page
18
Bonnie Williams charged in the slaying of Joe King in Tabor City was ordered held for Grand Jury after a coroner’s inquest. Five witnesses testified and Williams offered a dramatic account of events including his claim that King carried a gun for years.
Clayton Huggins and Milton Clemons attended car races in Columbia Sunday. Billy Page of Clemson College is home for the summer with his mother. Clayton Lewis of Fort Bragg spent the weekend at home with his parents. Milton Clemons and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E W at Gurley. Donlan has returned to Norfolk after two weeks with grandparents. Miss Bex Strickland left for Norfolk then East Carolina College for summer school. Miss Peggy Sages spent last week in Wilmington visiting her cousin and aunt. Lupo has returned home for hospital treatment in Loris.
Veterans must begin education or training within specified periods after discharge or release. Korean conflict veterans must start within two years, with August 20 1954 deadlines for summer programs. Mustering-out pay deadlines include July 16 1954 for applying. Leonard W Barrett NC District Officer is the contact.
Armed Forces Pvt. Lloyd G. Gore son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gore Rt 2 Tab or City NC finished eight weeks of basic training at Camp Gordon Replacement Training Center. He studied infantry tactics and weapons and is prepared to continue infantry training or attend Army specialist schools at Camp Gordon with centers for Signal Corps and Provost Marshal General. Farmers placed 47 percent of 1953 wheat 41 percent of cotton and 2 percent of peanut crops under federal price support program.
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