Aviatrix in Apopka Shoots Business Associate in Kitchen
Helen McBride a 49 year old aviator shot and killed a male business associate in her Apopka Florida home after a dispute over property. Sheriff Dave Starr said she confessed to the first degree murder and claimed the man had attacked her during an argument.
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Apopka
Fla
Helen McBride
Dave Starr
Starr
Tional Air Lines
Green
Winston-Salem
N. C
McBride
Tom McBride Jr
U. S. Army
Robbin S. McBride
Army Medical Corps
California
Maria
Mike
Apopka Air
Washington, D.C
Havana
Eisenhower reassures nation after heart attack broadcast
President Eisenhower declares he can perform duties despite heart attack. He notes his clock move and family arrival at the White House as he prepares to speak. First Lady appears briefly as site security and aides assist during the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
John
Barbara
Poeagen
Sident
Two Gunmen Kill Clerk in Wallace Filling Station Robbery
In Wallace North Carolina at 3 a.m. two white men robbed a filling station and shot James Thomas Bryant 45., five bullets struck him as he tried to stop the theft. He died hours later at Wilmington hospital. The assailants escaped with about $1500 and the pistol.
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Wallace
N.C
James Thomas Bryant
Wilmington
E. W., Whitaker
Bryant
Whitaker
Federal Grand Jury Hearings Cut Across District
Winston-Salem officials report reductions in federal grand jury sessions across the Middle District. U S District Attorney Edwin Stanley says hearings will drop from six divisions to fewer sessions per year due to economy and convenience, with fewer annual meetings in Greensboro, Salisbury, and Wilkesboro.
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Winston-Salem
U.S
Edwin Stanley
Durham
Rockingham
Wilkesboro
Stanley
Boro
Bury
Greensboro
Greensboro and and Selisbury
Bencone
Three Tar Heels Indicted for Tax Evasion
A federal grand jury indicted Bailey P. Elliott of Oxford auto dealer, J P Bingham Sr of Lexington, and C W Barnes of Gastonia on income tax evasion charges. Elliott underpaid 1949 to 1953 by 38000 plus, Bingham 1951 to 1953 by 3668.70, Barnes 1950 to 1951 by 7747.46.
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Greensboro
Bailey P. Elliott
Oxford
J. P. Bingham Sr
Lexington
C. W. Barnes
Gastonia
Cotton Growers' Plight Lamented
A. K. Winger president of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute warns that selling surplus cotton abroad at reduced rates will hurt U S cotton growers as mills worldwide obtain cheaper supplies. He calls for federal import quotas on cotton cloth and garments from Japan and other low wage countries and notes a pending Congressional bill.
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Albemarle
N.C
A. K. Winger
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
U.S
Winger
U .S. Department of Agriculture
ACMI
Japan
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Secretary of State
Tar Heels
Benjamin Franklin
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Congress
Roberts
Moskins
Plymouth
Ares Alee
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