Williams Held For Grand Jury Action In King Slaying
Bonnie Williams, accused of murdering Joe King in the Ne gro quarter of Tabor City, was ordered held for grand jury action after a coroner jury inquest. Five witnesses testified, with Williams offering a changing account of events surrounding the fatal assault with an axe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Williams
Joe King
Tabor City
Williams
Belt Williams
King
D. C. Williams
Signora Seller's
Signora Sellers
Ted Watts
Jimmy Dancer
Roosevelt Adams
Loris
Rushed Weekend Visits Mentioned At Columbia Races
Green Sea News notes Clayton Huggins and Milton Clemons at Columbia car races. Billy Page of Clemson College home for summer with mother Mrs. Rebecca Pate. Clayton Lewis of Fort Bragg spent weekend with parents. Mickey Clemons visits with grandmother Mrs. Milton Clemons. Prince Reon returns to Norfolk after two weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs. Edgar Clemons. Miss Hex Strickland heads to Norfolk then East Carolina College for summer school. Miss Pony Sues visits Wilmington with relatives. Local items reflect family travel and hospital notes.
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Clayton Huggins
Milton Clemons
Columbia
Billy Page
Clemson College
Rebecca Pate
Clayton Lewis
Fort Brags
Mickey
Prince Reon
Norfolk
Edgar Clemons
Hex Strickland
East Carolina College
Poney Sues
Wilmington
Veterans education and mustering-out pay deadlines posted
A notice explains education and training start windows for World War II and Korea veterans, with deadlines in July and August 1954. It specifies two year start periods after discharge, seven year benefit expiry, and August 20 as a critical date for summer schooling. The address for more details is Leonard W. Barrett, District Officer, North Carolina Veterans Commission, Wilmington.
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Korea
Leonard W. Barrett
North Carolina
Veteran's Commission
Murchison Buteing
Wilmington
Army trainee completes eight weeks at Camp Gordon center
Armed Forces Pvt. Lloyd G. Gore son of Mr and Mrs at Gore Rt 2 Tabor City NC has completed eight weeks of basic training at Camp Gordon Replacement Training Center He learned infantry tactics weapons and related subjects he now prepares for advanced infantry training or a specialist school The article notes Camp Gordon hosts the Replacement Training Center Signs Corps and Provost Marshal Center United States farmers placed 47 percent of the 1953 wheat crop 41 percent of cotton and 12 percent of peanut crop under federal price support programs
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Lloyd G. Gore
Atk Gore
Rt. 2
Tabor City
N.C
Camp Gordon
Army
Signs Corps
Provost Marshal General Center
United States
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