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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1958

Page

3

Bogus Check Writer Sought In Carolinas

FBI seeks a man with many aliases over nearly 5000 dollars in cashed bogus checks. He fled Friday in a black Cadillac from a Charlotte bank after a teller tried to detain him. Operated from an office under the fictitious Seaboard Cast Aluminum Products Co. name and cashed fake checks in Gastonia and Spartanburg. He arrived Feb 25 and opened legitimate accounts across five Charlotte banks as a front.

Charlotte FBI Carolinas Seaboard Cast Aluminum Products Co Gastonia Spartanburg S.C

Asparagus’s shift from medicine to food in the 17th century

The record notes that asparagus began as a medicinal plant before being adopted as a food in the 17th century, reflecting a change in use from therapeutic to culinary.

Woman Admits Part In Theft From Safe

Greensboro case ties Geraldine Grace Moore alias John Leigh Moore Jr to a 4700 dollar safe theft at J. P. Stevens & Co. plant in August 1956. She posed as a man during forgery charges and awaits trial in the U. S. District Court. FBI also arrested Richard E. House in Philadelphia for interstate transport of five eighty one dollar checks.

Greensboro Geraldine Grace Moore John Leigh Moore Jr J. P. Stevens & Co U.S. Middle District FBI Richard E. House Philadelphia Stevens Company House North Carolina Stevens

Man Held in Fatal North Wilkesboro Shooting

Robert Lee McLean is held in North Wilkesboro after confessing to the fatal shooting of Charlie Bumgarner who was shot three times in the back and four times elsewhere. Sheriff Billings said a coroner's inquest would be held soon and no charges were filed. McLean, 41, surrendered at his Cricket community home and used a .22 caliber target pistol.

North Wilkesboro N.C Robert Lee McLean Charlie Bumgarner Claude E. Billings McLean

Legal Snag Removed By Judge

Hyde County Board of Education moved to open bids on a new consolidated high school after Superior Court Judge Malcolm C. Paul denied a restraining order. The project near Lake Mattamuskeet faced ownership hurdles as the board had bought three acres and begun condemnation for an additional 12.11 acres.

Washington, N.C Hyde County Board of Education Consolidated High School Superior Court Malcolm C. Paul Earl Topping Lake Mattamuskeet

Three Staunton youths indicted for rural store robbery attempt

Guilford County grand jury indicted Joseph Lewis Thompson Lee Wilson Combs and Charles Lawrence all 16 on conspiring to rob W J Lambeth store near Brown Summit after a penniless roving trip. Two other youths at the scene were sent to juvenile authorities.

Greensboro Staunton Guilford County Grand Jury Joseph Lewis Thompson Lee Wilson Combs Charles Lawrence W. J. Lambeth Brown Summit U.S Lambeth

Negotiators Open GM Contract Talks

General Motors and the United Auto Workers begin talks on a new three year contract for 350 000 GM workers in Detroit. UAW President Walter Reuther and GM VP Louis Seaton lead their teams as early bargaining focuses on seniority classifications and a profit sharing plan with potential $600 extra per hour.

Detroit General Motors Corp United Auto Workers UAW Walter Reuther Louis G. Seaton General Motors Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp Reuther Seaton Leonard Woodcock Earl R. Bramblett

Fined For Baited Field Hunt in North Carolina

Rockingham North Carolina Judge Johnson J Hayes fines 11 men 50 dollars each for hunting doves in a baited field. The defendants include former General John R Hodge and local officials R B Tolar and W J Griffin. They testified they did not know the grain piles baited the migratory birds last Oct 5 on J A Singleton’s farm near Raeford.

Rockingham N.C Johnson J. Hayes John R. Hodge Fayetteville Robescou R. B. Tolar Saint Paul County Commission W. J. Griffin Fairmont

Esperanto Alphabet Excludes Q W X Y

A historical note states that the Esperanto alphabet omits the letters Q W X and Y. The absence affects loanwords and spelling in the constructed language.

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