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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1954

Page

16

Hickory Men Admit Robbery of Thomasville Safes

Two Hickory fathers, cousins Billy Crump and Jessie Crump, confessed after eight hours of questioning to robbing safes at North Carolina Gas Co and Eanes Electric in Thomasville and a Morganton safe theft. They drove a 1941 Plymouth coupe in the haul, said they got between 200 and 300 dollars, and with evidence found, police linked them to the crime.

Thomasville Paul M. Shore SBI Billy Fllis Crump Jessie James Crump Hickory Morganton Shore Cru North Carolina Gas Co Eanes Electric and Supply Co Billy Crump Ain St Gas Company Crump

Auto seized with whiskey and suspect nabbed after chase

In Thomasville Davidson County officers stopped a liquor haul near Silver Valley. Frank Norman Overby of Winston-Salem fled on foot after a 100 yard chase, later caught. He admitted hauling three or four loads for $7 per case, totaling $49 for seven cases. He is married with two children.

Thomasville Davidson County Winston-Salem Frank Norman Overby Pete Sexton Deweyinger Kirkman Silver Valley Overby Tysinger Davi County

District Rotary Conclave Opens Friday In Winston

The West District Rotary meet gathers up to 500 Rotarians in Winston-Salem Friday and Saturday. Conference chair Kermit Cloniger of Thomasville leads sessions at Hotel Robert E. Lee with President Meade Willis Jr and District Governor Carlyle Rutledge present. A Wake Forest campus tour and Countess Pulaski's address close the event.

High Point Thomasville West Rotary District Winston-Salem Kermit Cloniger Cloniger Wake Forest College Countess Ce Pulaski

Mailman Too Friendly in Watertown Delays Routes

The Watertown postman was questioned for lingering on his rounds while greeting residents and making calls. Officials said loitering on the route was causing mail delays and dismissed charging any misconduct.

Watertown Post Office

Four Men Involved in Safe-Cracking, Chief Says

Chief Shore reported that four men admitted to using chisels and a hammer to crack safes, marking a broader trail than previously thought. The statement clarifies the involvement of extra suspects in the break-in case.

Shore

Realty Transfers In High Point Township Record

Jack Duncan Brooks and wife transfer park and Lambeth lands to Whiteford M Mishoe and wife. Brooks and wife again transfer Clark Lambeth lands.

High Point Township Jack Duncan Brooks Whiteford M. Mishoe Park-Lambeth Jack D. Brooks

Edward I Establishes Inch From Three Barley Kernels

Edward I of England defined the inch as the length of three barleycorns laid end to end, a historical standard used for measurement in medieval times.

Edward I England

Boys Steal Hub Caps As Owner Watches

Samuel Jarrett reported two youths lifted hub caps from a 1949 car on Jarrett Street near his home at about 12:30 a.m. He watched them approach in a vehicle, remove the caps, and drive off. He went to fetch his shotgun but the youths had fled.

Thomasville Jarrett St Samuel Jarrett Jarrett

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