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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1960

Page

3

Multiple Municipal Court sentences appealed to Superior Court

Several defendants received sentences in Municipal Court with most appealing to Superior Court. Troy Lee Robinson, 39, received six months for assault with a deadly weapon. Thomas Wilson sustained knife wounds. Foy B. Semones, 28, got 90 days for speeding over 100 mph. Odell Wall, 23, 60 days for carrying a concealed weapon. Cleve Price, 50, and Swain Dorsett, 55, were jailed for drunkenness. George C. Lyles Jr., 18, bound over for breaking and entering. Lyles also faced trespass charges. Marshall Lee Wilson, 22, saw burglary reduced to forcible trespass with a 12-month sentence suspended.

Troy Lee Robinson Downing Street Thoms Wilson High Street Wilson Robinson Foy B. Semones Winston- Salem Semones Odell Wall Leonard Street Wall Cleve Price Gordy Street Swain Dorsett Burge Street Lyles Willie Cecil Whiteoak Street Marshall Lee Wilson Garrison Avenue Presbyterian Greensboro

Negro Students Rally Across Several States in Protest

About 700 Tuskegee Institute students planned a one day boycott in sympathy with nine expelled Alabama State College students. In Winston-Salem 75 demonstrators faced City Hall while police warned of arrests for a planned parade without a permit. North Carolina sites saw store seating protests and a Livingstone College lunch counter action with no incidents. Forsyth Ministers Fellowship split over endorsing the demonstrators. Bluefield protests closed theaters with 45 Bluefield State College students and 22 earlier demonstrators.

Tuskegee Institute Tuskegee Ala Alabama State College Montgomery Winston-Salem N.C City Hall Salisbury Livingstone College North Carolina Forsyth County Winston - Salem Unitarian Fellowship Chapel Hill Bluefield W. Va Colonial Theater Bluefield State College

Mixed Stock Market Holds Early Gains After Decline

The New York market firmed midday after a rough start ending a six session downturn. The Dow rose to 604.74 up .72, and the AP 60 gained .20 to 209.30 as rails and chemicals led modest advances while overall leadership remained uneven.

New York Eectronics Dow Jones Associated Press Rails U.S

Security Quotations from J Sturgis May & Co

Security quotations compiled at 11 a m today by J Sturgis May & Co list bid and ask prices for firms including American Fidelity Life American Marietta Gulf Life Jefferson Standard Life Public Service of N C Pyramid Life Soroban Eng Corp Security Life & Trust Wachovia Bank & Trust and others with varied percentages and dollar figures for bids and asks.

J. Sturgis May & Company Security Bank American Fidelity Life American Marietta Butler's Shoe Commonwealth Life Drexel Furniture Gulf Life Jefferson Standard Life Mac Panel Co N.C. Natural Piedmont Natural Gas Public Service of N.C Pyramid Life Soroban Eng. Corp Security Life & Trust Security National Bank Spur Oil Textile Ins. Co United Ins. Co. of Amer Wachovia Bank & Trust

Cotton futures open steady amid small gains

New York cotton futures opened unchanged to 30 cents a bale higher. Trading activity shows slight advances across multiple contract months with most in the low 30 cent range.

NEW York Cewcvens Covns REOP Sccccocceves Cacccdcocrees Ere & eSee Cay Aks

Lamarr Misses Court In Houston Divorce Case

Actress Hedy Lamarr failed to appear in court for the third time as Domestic Relations Judge Ben Woodall cut her monthly support from 3000 to 250 dollars. Lamarr is divorcing oilman W Howard Lee. Trial slated for the week of April 18 after three pre trial hearings were missed.

Houston, Tex Hedy Lamarr Ben Woodall Miss Lamarr Jack Okin Newark N.J W. Howard Lee

Dow Jones Averages at Noon and Volume Figures

The Dow Jones Averages furnished by Bache & Co show a noon quotation around 139.16 to 139.20 with a 138.97 closing figure. Volume figures list 630,000 to 2,500,000 shares across entries, with other numeric indicators indicating price levels and trade activity.

Bache & Co V. l A.m Tadvatraig

Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Method

A world famous research institute reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne that shrinks piles without surgery. Available as suppository or ointment named aerracene from your druggist with a money back guarantee.

Paar Walkout Sparks TV Fallout and Fans Rally

Jack Paar returned to NBC amid a wave of fan support as he defended his conduct and denied payola links. He called the dispute a tantrum and childish while promising more televised action and offering to testify on his Florida real estate purchase.

Paar Winchell NBC Congressional Florida

Boy Admits Seventh Slaying in Murders Across States

Seventeen year old Dennis Whitney confessed to killing two men in Phoenix Arizona as part of a coast to coast spree. He said he fired a .22 slug into a man’s brain in an abandoned Phoenix bus lot and earlier killed another man the same day.

West Palm Beach Fla Dennis Whitney Phoenix Ariz Warren D. Holmes John Kirk Whitney

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