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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1950
Page
2
In Wilson on February 28 a 49 year old woman was shot twice in the chest and once in the arm at her home. Her husband Corey C. Lamm 48 a fish market operator was arrested on a murder charge and questioned by police. The couple has a son who works in Wilson.
Francis M. Casey presents Angels Full Front as the Carolina Playmakers fourth major production. Opening tonight at 8 30 in Playmakers Theatre University. Performances continue nightly through Sunday March 5.
The account notes illness and a death pallor during the Mercy trial touching a death by injection. Rose testifies under re direct examination that her prior statement differed from her own words. She maintains the facts as she perceives them and asserts credibility as a state witness.
Mrs. Edgar L. Lipton formerly Marie Belk, daughter of Goldsboro News Argus editor Henry Belk, died after falling from an automobile near Hammond Indiana while traveling with Dr. Lipton. A Goldsboro native and UNC alumna, she had joined the Winston Salem Journal Sentinel staff. funeral plans incomplete.
London reports say about 70 foreign and domestic journalists will attend the Klaus Fuchs trial at the Old Bailey. The German born physicist faces two counts of violating official secrets act with prosecutors led by Sir Hartley Shawcross. Derek Curtis Bennett defends Fuchs as Lord Goddard presides.
Coast Guard aircraft from Elizabeth City searched the Atlantic coast for a Piper plane that left Miami for Norfolk and went overdue. The pilot was 24 year old M M Mohler formerly of Norfolk who aimed to visit his stepmother Mrs Mark Mohler after departing Miami at 1 p m yesterday. He planned a stop at Wilmington North Carolina then Norfolk but did not reach Wilmington. Mohler, employed at the Naval Air Base in Jacksonville Florida, remains missing.
WFMY-TV in Greensboro will join Bell system coaxial cable network in September. Manager Gaines Kelley says the link enables direct live telecasting of major sports events and top studio programs for Piedmont North Carolina, while remaining connected to the Greensboro Daily News-Record.
Raleigh report says industrialist J. Spencer Love, Burlington Mills chairman, endorsed Senator Frank P. Graham for reelection. Love stated “We need many more men in Washington” as Graham’s campaign released the remarks.
Los Angeles judge Vernon D. Hunt orders the city council to act on the Country Club Villa, calling the site a glorified quickie motel. Hotel operators Maurice and Zimmel Miller receive jail terms and fines after convictions for multiple dwelling violations and building code breaches. they appeal.
At the Oklahoma City zoo the leopard and mate will not be shown until the pit is deeper. Keeper Frazier and Pat Murphy led the hunt after the animal escaped, returning three days later. The 43 year old keeper described the leopard as the most vicious he has handled.
A twelve year old Sumter golfer, Bobby Bultman Jr., achieved a hole in one on the Sunset Country Club eighth hole. He used a No 2 iron on a 150 yard par three while witnesses watched. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. B Bultman.
The Associated Press reports warmer weather spreading from Texas and the west gulf to Lake Superior after a nine week cold spell. Thunderstorms and hail occurred in parts of the wet belt while sub freezing rain glazed some areas in Michigan and Wisconsin. Temperatures rose above freezing in many regions though New England and northern New York remained frigid.
The U S Bureau of Mines reports a new continuous gasified coal process that produces synthetic liquid fuels without requiring coking coal. The test demonstrates viability of the gasifier for commercial use and energy production.
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