13 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1950
Page
1
After land prep and lime and fertilizer, Bartleys agencies will feed Crimson Clover and Ryegrass. Fescue seed crop planned next spring on seven acres of pasture sown last October. Collier expects good seed harvest as pasture improves. he will top-dress with soda and graze later. High seed prices make harvesting promising.
Wade Barrier of the Investors Syndicate of America, an investment broker from Wilmington New York, visited Tabor City this week and begins advertising in The Tribune for the first time with his address listed in this issue. Miss Wilma Wright, daughter of Mr and Mrs Whit Wright, returned to Duke Hospital School of Nursing Sunday to finish training after several months away due to illness.
Raleigh report ties Tony Tolar to leaking Moore embezzlement and conspiracy charges. Moore and A. W. Livengood, both charged, with misfeasance of office, allegedly used state materials and prison labor for a garage apartment while Moore was prison director. Observers call trial a political football ahead of October term. Paroles Commissioner Johnson reports rising parole requests from prisoners or their families to join the armed services.
Kelly a longtime local in the service station field has joined Prince Motor Company as service manager. He previously ran the Purol station here and worked with ACL in Florence during World War II. He invites friends to visit the Chevrolet dealer and to come by anytime.
County Agent Charles D. Raper urges careful lifting to prevent injuries. The National Safety Council cites back strain risks from lifting with the back, unstable footing, jerking movements, obstructed vision, and insufficient help. He advises bending knees, keeping the back straight, reassigning tasks, and using simple aids like rope hoists and hand trucks.
A double inquest at the Court House found Macy Faulk, a Dothan Negro, held on bond for 1500 regarding the August 27 shooting of Fatlie Simmons. Roger Richardson, 24, was cleared of criminal responsibility in the second inquest into Luther Mincey’s death on August 24 when his car struck the parked vehicle, deemed an unavoidable accident.
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