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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1959

Page

17

Robbery Tip Leads To Quick Bank Suspect Arrests

In Charlotte two Clover, South Carolina men James Hiram Fields and Edward Campbell Walker were charged with robbing the First National Bank at Sharon. Police say a anonymous tip helped identify Fields, with a girlfriend who worked at a local restaurant, and the getaway car description matched. The FBI said the men were jailed on $25,000 bond. preliminary hearing set for May 6 in York.

James Hiram Fields Edward Campbell Walker Clover S.C FBI Fields Florida South Carolina Charlotte York

Complimentary Or Uncomplimentary Slang From Youthful Legislators

Raleigh notes a playful shift in slang as teens and pagettes in the House and Senate use quirky phrases to praise or tease. The column highlights expressions like you are as sharp as a wet cornflake and occasional diggings such as Kill it before it must. The piece notes the light tone and asserts these remarks are not meant as personal slurs.

Raleigh House Senate Scaby

Congressmen Head Back To Capital

A House subcommittee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries moves its hearings from Raleigh to Washington after two days of testimony on the dual rate system for ocean freight. Rep Herbert Woul leads the panel as it weighs remedial legislation to protect domestic firms from foreign competition and conference members defend the exclusive rates. Opponents argue non conference lines offer lower rates to European exporters, with Norfolk based firms cited.

Raleigh Washington House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Herbert Woul D-Nc Charles R. Andrews Transatlantic Associated Freight Conferences U.S. Supreme Court Robert V. Poamery Ithoolas Co Norfolk

NLRB hearing on firings cited as nonunion motive

Franklin Hosiery Co official testified at an NLRB hearing that two employees Dolpha Fouts and Boyd Holland were fired for discipline issues not related to union activity. Max Goldman the NLRB examiner adjourned to allow 20 day briefs with a decision to follow.

Franklin N.C Franklin Hosiery Co National Labor Relations Board American Federation of Hosiery Workers Max Goldman Washington NLRB Dolpha Fouts Boyd Holland Stephen Bundy Fouts Holland

South Carolina Seeks New East West Air Service

Civil Aeronautics Board examiner heard a plea from Hugh A. Deadwyler for improved local air service in the Piedmont area. He urged a single carrier to provide integrated service linking Myrtle Beach Greenwood and other South Carolina cities, noting Greenwood's poor service and Greenville's strong coverage.

Washington South Carolina Civil Aeronautics Board James S. Keith Piedmont Hugh A. Deadwyler Southeastern Surveys Charlotte N.C Deadwyler Myrtle Beach Greenwood Greenville South Carolina Aeronautics Commission Piedmont Aviation Southern Airways Palmetto Te

Pork and Beef Battle for Bargain Week Specials

The Associated Press notes pork and beef compete for shopper attention this week with promotions split between expensive cuts and bargains. Pork leads federal plentiful foods lists as promotional drums beat again since 1956 to ease pig glut. Fresh vegetables shine with artichokes celery greens and lettuce. citrus and apples show net gains despite lower onion forecasts.

Associated Press Thorn Texas New York

Dulles Condition Improves After Hospitalization

Former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles shows improvement after hospitalization for cancer. The Department says he is in good spirits with stable weight and less pain, a favorable sign for his condition.

Washington John Foster Dulles Dulles

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