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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1958
Page
10
Raleigh AP reports that potatoes may be dyed and not labeled. Dr. E W Constable of the State Agriculture Department says complaints exist of red dye staining hands and utensils. Selling dyed potatoes without a label is illegal and readers should report examples.
An honor grade prisoner, 17 year old Wenkil Belkoff of Burlington Vermont, who walked off a road gang near Wallace Gap in Macon County, was recaptured about four miles away and returned to the Macon County prison unit for youthful offenders. Belkoff was sentenced in Nashoy County Court in April six months for breaking and entering larceny.
Greensboro AP reports vocational agriculture educators at A&T College heard state leaders stress that agriculture and industry are inseparably linked to North Carolina's future. Commissioner L Y Ballentine joined Dr J Warren Smith and A G Bullard as speakers.
A hearing will be held Thursday before Magistrate H. A. Bland in Raleigh into the slaying of Apex sawmill operator J. E. Wimberly. Wake County Constable E. E. Harris, jailed since Saturday after being charged with the rifle death, faces possible binding over to the Wake County grand jury if probable cause is found.
Federal authorities charged Patrick Green 18 and Lee Allen Jr. 19 with knowingly taking a stolen car across state lines. Bond set at 1500 dollars each after they were picked up in Hot Springs and brought to Asheville for a preliminary hearing which they waived.
A 600 voice choir presents Felix Mendelssohn St Paul tonight at the Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly Ridgecrest North Carolina. The concert is part of the Southern Baptist Music Leadership Conference annual program.
Greensboro AP sales of Series E and H savings bonds show a 2.1 percent increase through May 31 reaching 20,786,186 dollars. W H Andrews Jr, chairman of the state volunteer bond drive, announced the figures yesterday.
U S Chief Justice Earl Warren was to lead a memorial service for Judge John J. Parker of the 4th U S Circuit. The service was part of the 28th Judicial Conference activities in Hot Springs Virginia with about 500 attendees over four days.
CVNPA members say contract terms will be completed for an atomic power plant at Parr Shoals South Carolina. The AEC approved the project, with Westinghouse to build the reactor and SC Electric & Gas to provide the site. Preparatory surveys will begin at the site.
The Supreme Court closed its 1957 58 term with a mixed set of decisions. It unanimously overturned a contempt judgment and a $100000 fine against the NAACP in Alabama. It also rejected a bid by Negro lawyers for a quick session on Little Rock integration and refused to review Girard College admission for Negroes. Roy Wilkins announced plans to pursue the Little Rock appeal in the circuit court.
Senator Lister Hill urged creation of a dynamic international medical research program to back the World Health Organization. He proposed cooperative research on major diseases, exchange of researchers, global distribution of drugs and equipment, and an international clearing house for new medical developments.
A music loving thief broke into a Tucson residence and took 200 long playing records valued at about $1,000. Police reported no injuries.
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