Deposition Ordered in Tax Case for Connelly and Caudle
In St Louis two former Justice officials, Connelly and Caudle, seek to depose Schwimmer who is gravely ill. The government, claiming he aided tax evasion, will question him after a court-appointed commissioner oversees the process. A 20-day window follows for written cross questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Justice Department
Schwimmer
Matthew J. Connelly
Gtas Dudge Nordbye
Connelly Origi
Harry Truman
Caudle
Swithout
Schwinner
Lamar Caudle
Wadesboro
Isaken
Federal District
Die Waddie
Olone
Narty
Irving Sachs
Connelly
Caudlé
Belmont Wins Traffic Award For Zero Fatalities
Belmont receives the American Automobile Association and Carolina Motor Club certificate for three years with no traffic deaths. Mayor L. A. Brown and Chief Frank E. Carpenter accept the No Pedestrian Death award from Joe S. Wray and Warren L. Downie at city ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
American Automobile Association
Carolina B Motor Club
AAA
L. A. Brown
Frank E. Carpenter
Joe S. Wray
Warren L. Downie
Senate vetoes surrender study funding in 62 to 2 vote
The U S Senate rejected funding for any government study on surrender or peace terms amid rising Nuclear War fears. Despite Pentagon talk of a Rand Corp project, Eisenhower denied any government money was spent or would be on a surrender study as the measure heads back to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Senate
Senate
United States
Pentagon
Rand Corp
Air Force
Rand
Stanford University Press
U.S
Eisenhower
House
William P. Lyman obituary in Two-Paint section
William Pant Aman, 28, died Friday afternoon at his home in Two-Paint, following a pistol wound to the head deemed self-inflicted by investigators. Survived by wife Jané Farmer Lyman, a child Danna Cathey Lynn, parents William Fred and Eva Newton Lyman of Cleveland County, two sisters Nancy Holmer of Shelby and Jeanette Adkins of Travelers Rest, S C. Funeral Sunday at Hillcrest Gardens with Rev. W. Digh of Shelby officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Lyman
Mount Holly
William Pant, Aman
Lithium Corp Earnings Rise in First Half
Lithium Corporation of America reports first half earnings of 49 cents per share, up 40 percent from 35 cents in the 1957 period. President Herbert W. Rogers said six months ended June 30 net earnings totaled $493,000, versus $298,000 a year earlier, with sales-to-net profit rising from 4.4 percent to 7.4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis — Lithium Corporation of America Today
Herbert W. Rogers
Mr Brandon Manages Hotel Guest Visits Highlight Local Notes
Weekend visitors from Myrtle Beach and Gastonia mingle with Bethel residents as Mr. Brandon, manager of Ocean Forest Hotel, hosts relatives. Business notes show first half 1957 sales totaling 5.59 million versus 5.0 million last year, with energy commission figures cited and area visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Barnett
Bethel
5. C
Wice Brandon
Myrtle Beach
Neil Brandon
Brandon
Ocean Forest Hotel
Jne Alexander
Paul Brith
Gastonia
Tom E. Currence
Rock Hill
Margaret Griffin
Ann Alexander
Alex
Ander
Martha
Ann
Atomie
Gilmer Winger
Energy Commission
Charp
Illinois Sisters Have Wreck Here
Two sisters from Galesburg Illinois traveled to Gastonia for a wreck at West Franklin Avenue and South York Street around 7 p.m. The car driven by Dean Fowler Harrelson 24 bruised and damaged her 1947 sedan after colliding with the lead car driven by Eleanor B Fowler 3H a clinician. Officers T J Terry and F W Carrigan investigated the incident and noted the sisters were traveling together eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ill
Gastonia
West Franklin Avenue
South York Street
Dean Fowler Harrelson
Eleanor B. Fowler
T. J. Terry
F. W. Carrigan
Senate funds and Social Security reforms outlined in bill
The Senate discusses a trillion-dollar fiscal package starting with about one billion dollars in the first year. The Social Security system remains under-financed as taxes lag benefits. House changes add higher benefits and taxes. Federal grants to states for public assistance are debated, with 288 million proposed, 249 million recommended by the Senate Finance Committee after a broad study. The Atomic Energy Commission receives the largest share of the catch-all appropriations, about 244 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Senate Finance Committee
Atomic Enermy Commission
Plane Crash Tragedy Near New Borford Controls City News
A Northeast Airlines plane crashed about one month after a New Borford incident, with 12 fatalities and 50 injuries on the Boston flight. Earlier, a Northeast Air crash on February 1, 1957 near Rikers Island killed 20. Mrs. Florence Smith witnessed the event and Harry Bannister of Brooklyn, a Columbia premed student, was among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Borford
Alass
Boston
Rikers Island
East River
New York City
Florence Smith
Harry Bannister
Brooklyn
Columbia University
Smith
Bannister
Irked Driver Smashes Car In Dixon Disorderly Case
Arthur Wolf, 21, became enraged when his car stalled in a Dixon parking lot. He used a crank to smash the windshield head lights and side windows and hammer a fender. Police Magistrate Roos fined him 25 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct and jailed him for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon, Wisr
Arthur Wolf
Lawrence E. Roos
Wolf
Khrushchev Offers Atom Ban With Conditions
London reports Nikita Khrushchev repeats the Soviet union offer not to use atomic weapons under any circumstances if the United States and Britain pledge the same. He sent the offer in a letter to a British movement for nuclear disarmament. The West had previously rejected similar proposals, arguing that without nuclear arms, it would be at a disadvantage to Russia's superior nonatomic arsenal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nikita Khrushchevy
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Movement For
West
Russia
Service Station Looted on Highway 321
Rural police report a break in at the Southland Service Station on Highway 321 Friday night or Saturday morning. About $157 vanished after entry by breaking a glass and unlocking an inside door. A bread deliveryman found the scene early Saturday. Detective Jim Auten led the case. The stolen money was reportedly hidden in a bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Highway 321
Jim. Auten
Architect Receives North Carolina License in Salisbury
Charles A. Moss Jr. of Birmingham Alabama was among 16 architects granted licenses to practice in North Carolina. Licenses were awarded at a luncheon at the home of John E. Ramsey in Salisbury, who serves as president of the North Carolina Architectural Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Moss Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Ormedy
Gastonia
North Carolina
John E. Ramsey
Salisbury
Ramsey
North Carolina Architectural Board
Kiwanis Kids Day Draws About 1200 Children at Park
At Lineberger Park on a hot Friday, Kiwanis Kids Day offered tennis, baseball, races, penny search in sawdust, and relay games for about 1,200 children. Volunteers Thurman Taylor and Sherman Aycoth headed the event with swimming, ice cream, and free rides on Kiwanis and Burlington trains as a centerpiece of Kiwanis International promotion in 48 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetter
Linberger Park
Gastonia Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Billmore Dalry
Lineberger Park
Thurman Taylor
Kids Day
Sherman Aycoth
Bilt 1More
Kiwanis International
Union
Methodist Group Backs Segregation Stand Not True
Methodist Youth Fellowship in Durham NC rejected racial segregation and capital punishment and condemned alcohol advertising. Delegates at a youth meeting passed resolutions urging continued UN support and sending copies to the General Assembly and North Carolina congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
North Carolina
Methodist Youth Fellowship
General Assembly
United States
United Nations
Local residents listed for hospital admissions and visits
A series of brief notices lists Mrs. Clarence Glenn and Mrs. Roy Harper entering hospitals for observation and treatment, with extended family and visitors from Bethel Clover Gastonia Hamp ton White Water and Columbia. A derailment on Southern’s Washington to Atlanta line blocked both tracks with no injuries reported and crews clearing the lines as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Noles
Eddie Noles
Bobby Jean Drennan
Gastonia
Lamar Prennan
Nelores
Charles Johns
Bruce
Hampton
Johnson
Rufus W. Barnett
Mr. Johnson
White Water
Wisconsin
John F. Camp
Southern
Washington
Atlanta
Missionary to Speak at Myrtle Church Evening Service
Mrs Judd Dees and Miss Ethelda Hanna plan to discuss missionary work from Pakistan at the Myrtle Avenue Methodist Church Sunday service at 7:30 PM. Hanna, assigned to USS Ticonderoga, will show slides about the ship’s damage from valve leakage in the engine room and its repair. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardley Powell Dees
Ethelda Hanna
Ticonderoga
Pakistan
Myrtle
Methodist Church
Miss Hanna
Judd Dees
Henry
Gazette Daily
Piedmont Mining and Engineering, Inc Incorporation Formed
A certificate of incorporation filed with the Gaston clerk of court shows Piedmont Mining and Engineering, Inc. of Bessemer City is authorized to search for mine smelt and market various ores. Incorporators include Joe R. Whitehurst M Fred Ormand Donald R. Carpenter and Lawrence T. Dixon all of Bessemer City with Whitehurst as registered agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Piedmont Mining and Engineering, Inc
Bessemer City
Joe R. Whitehurst
M. Fred Ormand
Donald R. Carpenter
Lawrence T. Dixon
Whitehurst
You Figure it Out Man's License Taken And He Wonders Why
Charles M Whitley WLTC radio announcer loses driver license due to an unusual state motor vehicles ruling. He claims never loaned or had his license stolen and seeks a hearing. Alabama demands license immediate return while his wife drives in the meantime. Local confusion over jurisdiction and identity persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Williams
Charles M. Whitley
WLTC
Wheels of Justice
Charles
State Motor Vehicles Department
Armed Services
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Department of Motor Vehicles
Winston
Gastonia
Minges
Charles Ed
Ward Whitley
Alabama
Gellings
Clover Schools Set Registration Day Schedule
Clover School officials announced the high and junior high registration for Tuesday September 2 with desks assigned by grade. The district also notes a local man, Charles Edward Whitley, was found to have a prison record including a Winston-Salem drunk driving arrest, Camp Lejeune service, and prior Birmingham and Kings Mountain ties, prompting district attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover
Donald
Crosley
Ieoskt
Jean
Martha
Windy Hill Beach
John A. Clark
Hickhwai Neenac
Tolor
Eleanor Smith
City Hall
Gene Mifiges
Martha Smith
Clarks
Smith
Charles M. Whitley
Stanley
John M County
Charles Whitley
Kinard Simith
Aturtla Manah
Whitley
Ralph Stevens
Raleigh
Stevens
Charles
Winston. Salem
Winston-Salem
Charles Edward Whitley
Birmingham
Ala
Kings Mountain
Chapel Road
Camp Lejeune
Dismissals List Recited for North Carolina Patients
A terse roster lists dismissals including Barbara Ann Leak of Wingate Shirley Ann Porter Bossie Reba Lumpkins Draper Evelyn Brown Mt. Holly Edith Thompson Winston Salem and Eula Mae Ingram of Fremont from orthopedic hospital records in Gastonia area notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Leak
Wingate
Bumgardner
Gastonia
Shirley Ann Porter
Bossie
Reba Lumpkins
Draper
N. C
Evelyn Brown
Mt. Holly
Edith Thompson
Winston Salem
Eula Mae Ingram
Fremont Ic
Couple Jailed For Slayings In North Carolina
LUMBERTON iii A young man Bobby Revels 12 wife Coralee Dian Revels are jailed for long terms for two slayings. Frederick Locklear 21 met a knife attack then was shot dead after Revels retrieved a shotgun. Coralee Dian Revels earlier killed her first husband Archie Dian and was paroled in 1941. Revels convicted of manslaughter. Judge William Bickett sentenced him to 12 to 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton— iii
Bobby Revels
Frederick Locklear
Coralee Dian Revels
Locklear
Revels
Archie Dian
Williliam Bickett
Agent Wins Sales Contest in Nationwide Phoenix Mutual Award
Bernard T. Rocks of Gastonia has won a national sales contest by Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance. Charlotte state manager Edgar W. Lakin announced Rocks led in a four week contest with record high business from agents under two years’ service. Rocks, an Air Force WWI veteran and Duquesne graduate, lives at 106 West Ninth Street with wife and four children. He has worked with Phoenix Mutual since March and was previously with Good Will Mail. He is active in VFW Elks Eagles and St. Michael's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard T. Rocks
Gastonia
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Lakin
Rocks
West Ninth Street
Thomas
Marilyn
Dennis
Maureen
Air Force
VFW
Elks, Eagles
St. Michael's Church
Pennsylvania
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh
Good Will Mail
Phoenix Mutual
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Caudle and Connelly
A. Paul Ford
Bank of Bélmont
Harvard
Graduate School of Business Administration
Dorothy Jeffords
Hayden Burns Jr
Burns
W. F. Featherstone
Ronnie
Tony
Helen Lynch
Presbyterian Hospital
Charlotte
Miles Lynch
Bryant Cheel
W. C. Barrett
The
Belmont Banner
Barrett
Sarasola
Fla
Lithium Corp
Mr. Brandon
Rogers
Illinois
Elizabeth
N. J
Anita Quarles
Lrnon County
Khrushchev
Atom
Architect
Concord
Gastonian
Dinan
Charlie
Bishopville
D. C
W. P. Smith
Tom, Smith
Manile Funderburg
Clover Blue Eagle Booster Club
Clover High
Lila Jackson
Hendersonville
Laura Leroy
Woodruff
S. C
R. J. Hogue
Harry and
Kaye
Ronald Whisenant
Horace McCarter
Clemson College
Hugh Brown
R. B. McCarter
Jean Jenkins
Tennessee
Dean Crocker
Morgan Ruppe
Johnny
Sara
Frances Burns
Jack Quinn
Jacksonville
Texas City
Henderson
Lindsay McElwee
Manuel Hickman
Tdr
ABC
Lindsay
Marie Sherer
W. H. Sherer
Lake Inman
M. J. Griffie
F. B
Childers
John Sadler
John Charlotte
Jenks Herndon
Caldwell
Williston
Thej
Rebecca Hickman
South
Vance Pursley
G. F
Elizabeth McElveen
Peninger
Mack
Bill
Steve
Joe ‘Thomas
Jimmy Neil
Freddie Gardner
Bill Broughton
Alexandria
Kessler Air Force Base
Miss
T. M. Thomas
Olin Hardwick
T. G. Kinard
Charleston
James G. Huggin
First Methodist
Mr. Hardwick
Phoenix Life Insurance Co
Bernard Tf
ASL
Mutual of Hartford
Con
Engl
AIUD
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Insurance
West Main Ave
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