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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1958
Page
3
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Mrs Edna Law rence Kelley 28 remains jailed in Wake County on a federal charge of harboring a fugitive. FBI says Kelley, alias Edna Moore, married Grace Moore who posed as a man named John Leigh Moore. Moore and Kelley allegedly cashed five stolen checks from J P Stevens & Co in Greensboro and traveled to Greenville South Carolina. Moore and her accomplice Richard Earl House will be tried in federal court in Greensboro in June.
The first Cured Cancer Congress opened the 1958 crusade in Washington aiming to raise 30 million dollars to fight cancer. Dr. John R. Heller, head of the National Cancer Institute, cited 700000 treated, 800000 cured, with 40 of those cured under American Cancer Society sponsorship. The event featured a White House reception and the 30 foot Sword of Hope lit in a park on Pennsylvania Avenue.
WINSTON SALEM A Lexington hosiery mill owner is sued for 1 000 a month alimony. Mrs Virginia Yarbrough estimates her husband Mack holds 250 000 to 500 000 and asks for a receiver to control assets until an alimony hearing. The couple married in 1996 and divorced in 1955 and have four children. They remarried in March 1957. She seeks a permanent property settlement on their Lexington house.
Sacramento California legislators request the governor appoint a committee to encourage selection performance and publication of music of merit by Western composers.
Malcolm B. Seawell of Lumberton will take the oath as attorney general on April 15 succeeding George B. Patton who resigns that day. Seawell, 48, a Superior Court judge, was named by Gov. Hodges and is the son of former attorney general A A Seawell. The governor plans to appoint Seawell to the Superior Court seat and Patton runs for the presidency in the 30th Judicial District. The State Democratic Executive Committee will choose the nominee for Patton’s term.
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