Death Valley Scotty and Gaston county deals headline Albany Gazette
A long Albany report details Col Gaston gossip about Death Valley Scotty and the Gilliam brothers purchasing J D Gunnels’s interests in Gastonia. It notes court action, a change of ownership sale at Slappey Drive Supermarket, and Scotty’s still living legend near Death Valley with a mansion and tax comments.
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Nillilali Cnsile
Albany, Ga
Herald
Gastonians
Hela Gmaker
Githam Brothers
Divilson
Blappey Drive
Igner's Chines
Wrnon
J.D. Gunnels
E.lgcoty
Pardner
Albert
Jobite
T. Rod W. D. Gillam
Gastanls,son
Chicago
Ginancier
Wath
Gunnels
Continelance
Scotty
Gilliam Brothers
Gastonia
W. D
Lue Castle
Gilam
Dolinson
W. D. Gillam
Verna Hayslip
Albany
Gilliams
We Baptist Church
Olingon
Gaxpeb Foundation
California
Seoul
Death Valley
Hell
Scott
Internal Revenue
West
National Trident
B. A. Webster
W. ‘I. Webster
Fifth Avenue
Webster
North Carolina Tuber i Nosis Association
Pacific Coast
Isaak
Two White Men And Negro Given Road Sentences Here
Judge John A Wilkins imposed road sentences after a raid on a city premises yielded a cardboard carton of empty whiskey bottles and three bushel baskets. Wille Robinson a Negro resident of 1603 Colony street received a 12 month term. two white men and others faced related counts. Deputies Norman Fletcher Jewett street and Earl Taylor assisted in the raid on the West Side service area.
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John A. Wilkins
Waller Inns
Stattot
Stroup
Jime G. Sheriff's Department
Sim Wiggins
Norman Fletch
Jewett Street
Earl Taylor
Jer
Dir Harris
Crowders Mountain
West Side
Korea
District of Columbia
Taylor
Wiggins
Washington
Wille Robinson
Colony Street
New Town
A. J. Btroup
Sherri’s
Oltion
Wilkins
Yastor
W. H. Hughes
Tastor
Ball Park
Aganst Rolinson
Lucile
Rollinson
Markets Batters and Eggs Across Cities and Stocks
Chicago markets show butter and eggs movement with price steadiness in eggs as trading picks up. New York cotton and Wall Street shares advance amid scattered gains led by utilities and energy stocks. NC hog prices move toward 24.50 at several North Carolina towns while regional markets report mixed grain and livestock activity.
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Wall Street
New York
Dar
Aha
Westers Macific
Hallieton
Amerada
Youngstown Sheet & Rite
Shells Combineion, Engineering
Toulyilie & Nashville
Kern County Land
Goodrich
Goodyear
Zenith
Motorols
du Font
Senta Fe
Byrd Urges Deep Cut in Foreign Aid to Balance Budget
Senator Byrd argues the Eisenhower plan cannot balance the budget without substantial foreign aid cuts. He and others push for about a billion dollars less than current administration requests, with totals around five to six billion for next year. The armor and foreign aid authorization faces Senate committee votes as lawmakers weigh actual funding versus requested figures.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Congress
Adit
Suny
W. C. Humpharo i
Sunrise Park
Taylor
Hurd
George
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hmise Foreigna Afftairs
Hisen Hower
West Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
Blood Drive At First Baptist Church Nets 111 Pints
One hundred eleven pints of blood were donated at Firestone Girls club building sponsored drive. Donors listed include George Gillespie Jr and others from Gaston County. Next drive planned at the same church on Friday with Dr. Aud and nurses assisting.
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Gaston
Molite
First Baptist Church
Mallar
George R. Gilesple Ir
Fisnel G. Galligan
Tom Synch Jr
Firestone
War In
J. W. Cooper
EK. Forrester
L. R. Foy
Lite
J. R. Bforcer
T. B. Ypock Jr
B.D. Hanna
Bland
R. He Hood
Lyle TM
Edwards
Hed Cross Mitchell
H. BE. Carson
King
W. H. Fore
R. Fore
Cronton Mills
F. BE. Crisca
C. Z. Liliser
Mra
M. P Bursley
B. B. Alstin
Davin Blere
Inna Smith
Dr. Redding
W. M. Moore
M. 0. Brooks
KR. M. Chastain
M. AW. Rhyne
Metreight
James Saylor
R. Hy. Burger
J. UT. James
K. A. Hart
le Crain
MM. He Gioninger
D. D. Fowler
Wy. O Hart
Peeley
J. B. Gives
M. Piyter
R.turner
Boa. Grant
Viols Gable
KR. G. Greene
F. OB. Gallgan
Charles Diblespie
BW. Coleman
JL. W. Brooks
W. B. Johmsson
G. O. Herson
D. &. Dudmat
H. J. Catlalan
BK. Willard
Lucile Baker
M. l. Hutchins
All. Thomas and
Moséy
Alo M. L. Ramsey
J. C. Barnes
Morrion
G. Hi Turien
Mas
S. B. Crawford
Brunn
Liles
Mee
Aug Bradshaw
Conrad
W. FR. Canipe
Abs
Emile Goble
M. EB
Penisott
Be Moss
W. @ Smith
Krein
Hestacey
BO. Rhiald
E. Meshern
Spefer Sheldon
Patsy G. Metcalf
Jackie C. Heavier
Wil Man Dunovan
Marjorie Patterson
C. W. Wooll
Glenda V. Talbert
Madge Moorbree
Christine McDaniel
L. Brailes
Local Police Hold Man For Robbery
A Tian suspect wanted by Raleigh police on safe robbery charges was arrested at an Ineal hotel by Detectives Lon Hasketh and Ray Emilly Wednesday morning. He was booked at the city poller station. L. D. Barefoot, 19, of Ralph, was named as the suspect. Raleigh officials were expected to come to Gastonia Wednesday night to take Barelust into custody.
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Tian Wantel
Raleigh
Ineal
Lon Hasketh
Ray Emilly
City Poller
L. D
Pleasant Ridge AME Zion hayride to Shelby
The Pleasant Ridge AME Zion Church choir will sponsor a hayride to Shelby at 7 p.m. on Thursday, June 18. The truck will depart from near Galhey's store. For information contact Mrs. Ralph C. Gingles. Personal mentions note visits and meetings of local residents and Galilean Tent No. 461 will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for an important business meeting.
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Pleasant Ridge
Thornburgs, Albright Teens Complete Air Force Courses
The Gazette notes Robert R. Janes and Lonnie P. Albright Jr along with their families, as teens from Banta Glenn Janes and Modena Estensiom, finishing AF basic airmen training at Lackland Air Force Base. It mentions the incident of liquor law violation and references the Texas department.
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Robert R. Janes
Pred (Buck) Thornburg
Banta
Glenn Janes
Lower Dallas Raat
Lonnie P. Albright Jr
State Wall
KL. P. Albright
Modena Estensiom
Thorlby
Lackland Air Force
Ahenits Department
Texas
Afer Liguor
Gastonia Lions Win Honors At Asheville Meet
Gastonia Lions win honors at an Asheville convention where district officials praised Bill Williams of the Gazette for best bulletin of the year. Laxmand Rhyne received a five star pin as outstanding room sales leader after a Lions drive in Gastonia that sold $1506 worth of browns.
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Gastonia
Ons Clot
Asheville
Richard Kelly
Roane
Bill Williams
Tia Gazette
Williams
Bulletin Committee
Laxmand Rhyne
Vine Gastonia
Mve-star
Lions
Thyne
Gastonia Club
Charlotte
Sam Holloway
Fred Rhyne
Jimmy Ormand
Weir
Bats Smity
Bulletiia
Lions International
Edgar M. Elbert
Maywood
Jack Slickley
Cimarfoile
Yce
Chirag
Gastonia Lions
Carl Mull
Jima Hopkins
Major Whiteakles
Mes jChes Thomas
Pete Walker
Clarence Cheatham
Jim Tarlton
Soviet Scientists Meet This Summer in Rome
A group of Soviet scientists will attend the fifth International Congress for the Study of the Quaternary Period in Rome, opening August 10. About 500 scientists from many nations are expected, with geologists from 30 countries discussing continents and sea level changes during the Quaternary era and the rise and submergence of the temple of Jupiter Serapis in Naples.
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Rome
Ion Custain
Naples
Jupiter
Eisenhauer Engraved Sword Discovery in Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports the discovery of a medieval sword in Lasko bearing the engraving Eisenhauer. Yugoslav and Hungarian experts study the blade, with German specialists suggesting the sword was forged around 1700 in Germany rather than crafted for its owner.
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Belgrade
Stevertad
Lasko
United States
Tugaslav
Ita
Germany
Convict Road Opening Prompted Welcome Service
Canon City Colorado inaugurates an autoniewle road on Romontain hogback west of Canon City built by 790 prison convicts in 1819 at a cost of 6.40 dollars. A governor and his staff attended a prayer service at 7:80 tonight at the First Presbyterian Church to bless the event.
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Gaston County
L. B
Mbman
State Agricultural Extension Service
Rateigh
Agricultural Department
Alman
Boultiweater
Canon City
Colo —Ai
Romontain Hogback
Colo’ Facin
Hlm. Moffett
Council Approves Four Thousand for Fluoridation Project
Norman Young reports that the city council approved $4000 to fund fluoridation plans for the drinking water. The measure precedes a North Pally street plant start, with full effect only after next January. Dr. Current notes fluoridation can reduce tooth decay by 10 to 60 percent in children born into fluoridated water, while equipment and annual operating costs are weighed against projected savings.
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Ueefty Council
Pally Street
Current
Cur
Gastonia
Neath
Carolina
Gaston Canty Health
Ttoris
A.C
Oeisure Ag Siiple Ak
Building Permits Since June 10 Total 41 100
City building inspector reports permits issued since June totaling 41 100. Notable permits include Wilson Sciver for a $12 000 residence on Midwood Drive and JTRER PERMITS Span Distributing Corpus for a new Ming station on Fravitia Avenue for $9 000. Additional entries show office warehouse for Exas Company $1 000 and Dixie Lumber Company garage $2 000. More projects include a private garage $400 and a storage room $44 for John Crocker.
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Ate
Ed. Wilson Sciver
Midwood Drive
JTRER
Span’ Distributing Corpus
New Ming Station
Fravitia Avenue
ET. Morgan
Chester Street
Exas Company
Saunder
Mistecla Street
New York firm eyed by Gastonia for sewage plant plan
Gastonia considers calling in a New York engineering firm to assess enlarging and modernizing the existing sewage disposal plant instead of a new facility. Estimates suggest costs could reach about 2 million dollars, with talks about bond issues and land considerations ongoing. Mayor Yancey and City Manager James Carter push to obtain expert advice.
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New York
Gastonia
Yancey
Yartey
James Carter
Pintt
Davis
P. D. Davis
Fam
Durham
Platt Amt Davis
West Town
Steart
Iran
Charles Barnley
Davidcit
New York City
Broad Street
Yantrey
Cornell
Marriage Licenses Listed From Local Office
Names and residences of couples approved for marriage licenses by Rubye D. Rayna, register of deeds. The lengthy list includes Thomas Jefferson Maddox and Pran J. Fra Isabelle Wilson of Gastonia, Johnny Eekine Lowe and Phyllis Jean Crenshaw of Lowell, and many others from Gastonia, Mount Holly, Kings Mountain, Hickory, and surrounding areas.
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Noslax
Illand Mariage
Lcensee
Rubye D. Rayna
Register of Deeds
Thomas Jefercon Maddox
Pran
Isabelle Wilson, Roth
Guaranty
Johnny Eekine Lowe
Gastons
Phyllis Jean Crenshaw
Lowell Whitlam
Theophilus Robinson Jr
Kidred ‘Terrill’ Clouse
Gasopis
Robert Dene Kincaid
Anna Sleator Grnrth
Gastonia
Deck David Chip
Hariette “Eugene, Hook
Hessemer
Sls
Winteed Earle Myers
Kings Mountain
Myra Sue Dickson
Gaa- Yonla
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