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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1960

Page

22

North Carolina Ports Lead 1939 Import Rise In Southeast

North Carolina ports at Wilmington and Morehead City posted the largest rise in import values in 1939 among Southeast customs districts, up 51 percent from 1958 totals to 95.4 million dollars, while export values slightly increased in North Carolina from 87 to 89.1 million dollars. South Carolina and others also reported import gains. South Carolina rose 43 percent, and Georgia and Florida posted higher export figures with mixed changes across districts.

Greensboro North Carolina Mobile Ala Joel B. New Department of Commerce Wilmington Morehead City South Carolina Georgia Florida New Orleans

Fifteen Students Fined After Orangeburg Protest Verdict

In Orangeburg South Carolina fifteen Negro college students were convicted of breach of the peace after a mass anti segregation protest last week. Each was fined fifty dollars in lieu of 30 days jail. Defense counsel announced an appeal and a funding plan for release. The trial followed an estimated crowd of around one thousand and clashes earlier in the week with police using hoses to restrain demonstrators.

Orangeburg S.C B. Marchant Culler Matthew Perry Nolice Perry Culler James S. Verner Verner James Clyburne A&t Sumter Demlehee No Cannisters South Carolina State Claflin

Man Sentenced to Die in Angier Robbery Murder

In Lillington North Carolina a 24 year old Negro farm laborer Leroy Jones of Angier was sentenced to die in the gas chamber for the first degree murder of Mrs Mildred Dupre during a December robbery. An all white jury deliberated under four hours before returning the verdict with no mercy after a two hour trial. The case goes to the State Supreme Court on automatic appeal.

State Supreme Court Jack Hooks Nen Jones Mildred Dupre

Good deed remembered near Nogales

Carlton Shepard of Tucson found a motorist stranded with a flat tire near Nogales and gave his spare tire for use until the driver reached a nearby service station. He did not wait to learn the outcome, leaving the scene after helping the motorist.

Nogales Ariz Carlton [Shepard Tucson Shepard

Golden declares South not ready for civil rights progress

Raleigh AP: Author Harry Golden told the North Carolina Student Legislative Assembly that Eisenhower’s call for biracial conferences in the South is 60 years late. He argued the issue is not prejudice removal but statutory rights and urged ending segregation to boost the untapped consumer market and textile industry. Duke’s Steve Braswell was elected interim council president. Greensboros A T College delegation urged change.

Raleigh Harry Golden North Carolina Student Legislative Assembly Eisenhower South Golden NAACP America Legislative Assembly Senate iThe House Greensyboro A&t College Steve Braswell Duke University Jassembly Charles R. Johnson High Point College Charles Mc Neil North Carolina College Jenny Taylor Meredith Can Golden Carolinas Charlotte North Carolina

Wildlife group opposes trout season postponement

GREENSBORO AP The North Carolina Wildlife Federation through its executive board went on record opposing the Wildlife Resources Commission action delaying opening day of the trout fishing season from April 2 to April 30. The federation criticized the postponement as unnecessary and urged a return to the original opening date.

Greensboro North Carolina Wildlife Federation North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Commission

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