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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1934
Page
14
A note recorded by Mrs. Nannie Palmer cites Sylvan Palmer serving a term for a Denton bank robbery two years ago, leaving unresolved questions about pursued defendants.
Testimony details how Stefanoff signed a statement after being moved from a priest. Chief Friddle claimed Stefanoff wrote his own confession, but officials questioned the credibility and noted police involvement in related cases. Wimberly and Nance disputed Stefanoff’s accusations and identified involved suspects in multiple robberies. The article also covers erosion program remarks by Governor Ehringhaus and officials urging soil conservation efforts in North Carolina.
No direct connection found between police and the Greens Stefanoff and associates in bank jobs. High Point police alleged knowledge of some activities but could not link officers to robberies in Gibsonville Denton or other sites. Prison officials cite no firm ties between officers and the gang's crimes.
State leader praises Dr. W. J. McAnally for highlighting lime as essential to profitable agriculture. The article notes ongoing efforts to present the case to state officials and the public, stressing lime's value for yields and soil health.
David Hewitt escaped injury after his automobile was struck and bisected by an express train at a railway crossing near Cullybackey. The rear portion of the car lay 150 feet down the track as Hewitt climbed out from the front.
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