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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1958

Page

8

Escaped Tar Heels Held In Break-In

Two escaped North Carolina convicts were captured in GAFFNEY with charges of store breaking. Eddie Stratton and Donald Thompson were later linked to car thefts, safe cracking, and earlier prison escape, while other escapees remained at large.

Gaffney D.C North Carolina Eddie Stratton Gastonia Stratton Donald R. Thompson Greensboro Leslie Gautier Burnice Rice Burnsville N.C Knoxville Tenn Thompson Abbeville Madison County N. C Newberry Cleveland County Walter S. Price Fisling

Public Hearings May Be Abandoned In Adams Probe

Washington AP A House Armed Services subcommittee may drop open hearings on Sherman Adams and an Army contract settlement. Chairman F Edward Hebert says transcripts may be released from closed sessions, with the probe continuing next week. The inquiry centers on alleged improper pressure for Raylaine Worsted Inc. of Manchester New Hampshire which received a 41284 rebate on a 16 year late delivery penalty. Raylaine, now defunct, was fined 49784 in 1941 for late cloth delivery to the Army due to wartime conditions.

Washington House Armed Services Subcommittee Sherman Adams F. Edward Hebert D-La Hebert Adams Raylaine Worsted Inc Manchester N. H Eisenhower Raylaine Army

Baby-Sitter Testifies on Suicide Shooting in Marion

In Marion North Carolina 15 year old Phyllis Rutherford testified Harold Bruce Minish 27 told her he would kill himself and asked if she would pull the trigger Minutes later Minish was fatally wounded at his home by a .22 caliber bullet to the temple A McDowell County Coroner's Jury ruled the wound self inflicted The testimony followed Mrs Minish leaving for work at Old Fort no motive was offered The Britannia liner carried a cow for passenger milk service between England and Boston in 1840.

Marion N.C Phyllis Rutherford Harold Bruce Minish Minish Old Fort

Diversified Agriculture Promoted At North Carolina 4-H Week

Governor Hodges urged a varied farming economy before 1 200 delegates at North Carolina State College campus. He cited booming poultry and rising swine, forestry and dairy expansion as signs of diversification and prosperity. Six girls competed in the statewide 4-H public speaking contest with the winner to be named tonight. Delegates planned to elect 1958 council officers.

Hodges State College Evelyn Wilkins Duplin County Lucille Mays Iredell Verna Hall Randolph Barbara Millsaps Graham Nancy Crocker Vance Faye Morris Washington

Navy Captain John Bulkeley Gravely Ill at Sea

Navy Captain John Bulkeley 47 a Medal of Honor winner known for torpedo boat exploits described in They Were Expendable was gravely ill at sea He suffered two internal hemorrhages and was moved from the fleet oiler Tolovana to the hospital ship Gen Hugh Gaffey and was to be landed at Midway Island

Honolulu John Bulkeley Navy Bulkeley Tolovana Hugh Gaffey Midway Island

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