FROM RALEIGHS POLICE FILES:
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BREAK-IN
E, J. Alford, 46-ycaT-old white
i dent of i2OI Kent Road, in
f ned or iccrs 9:18 a.m. Friday,
I t he rav, a colored male run
I '.j* his biu, iftrnt.
A cheek of th" area by the cops
I cicsed that the person worked
r the city as a "trash man.”
Officers picked op James
Earl Curtis, 18, of Route 2,
Poole Road, in the 1900 block
of Hillsboro Street, about an
hour later. He admitted being
at the Alford home, but denied
foinr into the basement.
Although Alford couldn’t
find anything missing, he
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and entering and young Curtis
was placed in Wake County
Jail.
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TAKEN
Joseph A. Boone, 26, of 3281
Smithfield Street, reported to the
cops at 10:55 ajr. Sunday, that
while his 1959 Ford was parked at
his home, someone stole a fender
rear view mirrow from his auto.
The mirror ooet $2.50.
BEATEN AND CUT IN CAFE
Clyde Hedgepeth, 22, of 220
Bledsore Avenue, Informed Of
ficers Baker and Grigsby at 4:13
a m. Saturday, tie was eeeateing in
Staton's Case, 319 8. East Street,
when Fred Jenkins. 412 E. Martin
Street, came In and “Jumped on”
him. then inflicted two puncture
wounds on Hedgepeth’s left fort
arm.
The victim was treated at Wake
Memorial Hospital for hie injuries
and released.
A warrant la now on file far
Jenkins’ arrest, charging assault
with a deadly weapon—a knife.
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TRIES TO BURN WOMAN OUT
Mrs. Florlne (Mutt) MoClain, of
208 Bpenoe Street, told officers at
12:33 us. Saturday, someone set
fire to some papa- under the rear
portion of her house. The paper
burned up. but no damage was
done to the residence.
Officers talked to two girls who
live at 303 Spence Street, and the
girls "fingered" a woman they de
clared went Into Mrs. McClain's
baric yard, carrying some paper.
They stated Miss Mary Ander
son. who lives on E. Davie Btreet,
went behind the house at 208
Spence Street, with some paper
in her hands. Just before the
flame was discovered. However,
the girls admitted they did not
aee her set fire to the paper.
The oops were unable to locate
Mies Anderson to question her
about the arson attempt.
WOMAN CUTS MAN WITH
JAGGED BOTTLE
Ernest Mitchell. 42. e« 114
S. Blood worth Street, told Of
ficers Joseph Winters and T.
T. Street. Jr., at 7:81 pm. Fri
day, that he was eat an the
left ride of his face (Jaw) with
a broken bottle by Mae Ca
therine Watkins. 28, of 718 8.
Blood worth Street The aHer
eation took place at the cor
ner of Ellington and Worth
The viettm was serried to
the homttol by ambulance,
where ha was treated for a eat
of fear or five inches ta leagth
and "nearly to the bone", ac
cording to a doctor at Wake
Memorial Hospital. Many
stitches were restored to deco
the wound. The Watkins wo
man waa placed la Wake Coun
ty JaU, charged with a—alt
with a deadly weapon,
MEN, WOMAN FIGHT WITH
ROCKS
Officers Bobby B. Coats and C.
J. Sehwelkert were called to the
corner of Brookride Drive and
Vale Btreet at 12:80 pja. Satur
day
Upon arrival, they found Jo
seph Paul Robertson. 24. el
IS Maple St. Albert Thorpe
32. 613 Quarry Street, and Mha
Mildred Taylor. 81. engaging
In an affray with deadly wee-
The Officers observe! Mha
Taylor with a rock In her hand
and Albert Thorpe aloe held
one in his hand. Thorpe had
been hit In the head with a
rock and Mias Taylor had keen
struck In the month. Hubert*
sms was found sitting to a ear
nearby. He had been hit on the
ride of his head with a reek.
All throe were Jailed for «n
--gaglng in an affray with dead
er weapons and disorderly conduct.
Also involved In tho incident
and Jailed for disorderly conduct
were Joseph Harris, 28, aodlto
bert Edward WUUama. 17, both of
Raleigh.
NAB FOUB OIBLS FOB
SHOPLIFTING
R. B. Morgan, an employee of
Hudaon-Belk Company, reported
to Officers R. E. Keeter and W
A. Lamm at 4:00 pan. Wednesday,
he observed four young girls tak
ing and concealing merchandise
on their persons.
The girls were apprehended
by Morgan as ho called tho
cops. They wore identified as
Misses La Frances Balnea. 1886
Csnnister Street: Jntte .Stev
ens, 16. 8 Brunswick Terrace:
Earline Stevens. 16, 8 Brus
wtek Terraco: and Betty Jeon
Frasier, also of Bruswtek Tar
race.
Merchandise taken was two
bathing suite, valued at 87.99 each;
and each of the girls allegedly took
one blouse priced at 83 99 each,
one pair of socks, valued at 89
oente each. Total value of the
stolen merchandise was $19.86.
Although ell of the merchandise
was returned to the store, Morgan
signed warrants charging shop
lifting and all of the girls were
arrested.
LEAVES DOG ALONE’ HE
ALMOST DIES
Mrs. Ethel Watson, of 118
Sea well Avenue, Informed Of
ficer L. E. Young at 11:88 am.
Wednesday, that Mrs. Esther
Mae Morgan, left her home
203 N. Haywood St. sometime
before Friday, June 12. leaving
a white Spits dog alone In the
home. The dog was almost
dead when found by the of
ficer.
Papers found in the door were
as follows: a notice from the
Wake County Sheriff's Dept.,
rigaed by Lawrence Brag Realty
Company, for evacuation of the
premises, since the rent was due
on June 8; thecae letters, two
dated June 12 and one dated
June 18.
The eep talked with Mrs.
Morgan*, hrothsr, Jamas H.
Ray. 418) Csanoa Street who
staled he kad act heard treat
Me ristar la two aaeatta, add
ing sha h sappml to ha at
her fatharji toast. ssaoowhoco
However, Mrs. Watson said rim
heard the *»t woman was to
Goldsboro.
The dog waa tauwanded aft Wil
liams Boarding Kennels tor three
days, unless Mrs. Morgan or tar
brother ptohod H up. r~
TOUTH SATS HI WAS ROBBED,
aaaara.TiD
Hardy Gilchrist a 17-year-old
white boy of Route 1, Knlghtedale,
told Officers R. L. Forrest and
R. K. Lee at 11:00 pm. Thursday,
while he waa in a net room at
1208 New Bern Avenue, a Negro
man with a switchblade knife, at
tacked and robbed him.
OUehriet said the man. whom
to deeoribed aa being 8) feat toB
and weighing 220 pounds, pushed
Into the rest room with him and
told him to knew where he oould
buy a oar. OUehriet stated to told
the tanllsirt to didn’t have any
monte to buy a oar, and only had
five doOara Ha said the man then
trirtrt tor the 88. bat the youth
heve*polied ~tto*knlfe*sad*eat
the eomplslnawt slightly la
several places, took hie wallet
..with the |8 and headed south
an Lincoln Court after hstng
told by OUehriet that to was
"going to can too law," The
report oonrtadod "OUehriet
had hem drinking."
HURLS BRICK THROUGH
WINDOW
Ida. Lillian Bledsoe, 4 Edge
combe TOrraoe. informed a patrol
man at 10:41 am. Friday, that
someone throw aa brick through
her window. When the looked out
she saw a boy running, but Mrs.
Bledsoe stated rim oould not Iden
tify him.
BEATS WIFE OVER THE HEAD
Mrs. Mary Means. 37. 039 Colvin
Street stated at 8:08 am. Satur
day, her husband. Dempsey Means.
37, cams home about 3:00 am. and
“started beating me over my head
with hie hands and fists for no
reason at an.”
Two poUee officers talked to
Mr. Means, who refused to tell
why he beet up hli mate. She
signed a warrant charging as
sault and battery and Dempsey
Means was piaeed In Wake
County Jail.
MAN CUT, WONT TELL
ANT MORE
Junes Foster, of 117 8. Haywood
Street, called Officers John Baker
Sr., and Alfred L. Origsby to hie
house at 3:82 a.m Saturday to
report he had been cut on the
left forearm.
Foster “clammed op." how
ever, when questioned me to
who out him, why he waa
slashed and where the Incident
took place. Ho also refused
medical treatment.
The report concluded. "HO had
been drinking, but was not drunk.”
SLICK-HAIRED THESE STEALS
MIRROR
Prince O. Kelly, of 609 Cham
berlain Street (Oberlln). told Of
flcon J. L. Denton and J. R. Mur
ry at 4:31 am. Saturday, that aa
he waa driving In the 300 block
of Lee Street (South Park), he
observed a man between the age of
38-38, with his hair alicked down,
steal an outside rear view mirror
from a red and white 1956 Chev
rolet. owned by Mr*. Beatrice Wil
son. Kelly stated he asked the man
where he lived, and w«a told "on
Manly Street" aa the crook took
flight.
Kelly told the oops he oould
identify the man If he ever saw
him again. Mrs Wilson valued the
mirror at $3 AO.
EXPENSIVE TV SET STOLEN
Mrs. Esther Thompson, of 1204
Walnut Street, told Offioer Joe
Jordan at 1:67 pm. Friday, her
son came home at 13 noon and
found a 31" Wostlnghouse port
able television set had been stolen.
Mrs. Thompson, who works at
Dixie Cleaners, said the only
other person who eonld have
taken the TV set was her ex
husband, James Edward
Thompson, 29, whom Mrs.
Thompson said "does not live
at any eae resold ence too
The television was valued at
6349.96.
THROW BOOS AT HOME
Mrs. Virginia Peebles, of
Oberlln Read, told officer* at
9:46 an. Saturday, that some
time during the previous night,
ssumsna threw eggs against
the front of her heme. Mrs.
Peebles Uvea In a predomK „
nautiy white aaghkorhood. A
"spite” tame was once built
neighbor, oauilng her to chal
lenge Ms right tn court. The
fence was ordered cut dawn to
She has no idea who the
culprit was who threw the
HEAVY DRINKER. BUT DIDN’T
GIVE CP MONEY
Theodore K. Johnson. 41, of 306
E. Lenoir Street, reported at 3:47
pa Sunday that he and another
man. whose first name la Leamon.
last name and address unknown,
uwre working In the 600 block of
K Martin Street, when two other
give thorn all of his money. John
son said they asked Mm If be had
any money and ha replied be did
not, _
he how amsh
The*sfflesn wenT*uaebia"te
leeete Leensen er the twe sum.
bat dM slate. -Jshassn had
been drinking ksavflr and he
eeuM net Identify anybody."
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Charles Marsh
To Address A
Class At Shaw
Otarlu Marah, Frinripal of too
North Barnett Elementary School.
Angler, will address the class to
Curriculum Development at Shaw
University’s Summer School. Mon
day. July 8 at 8:00 am.
Mr. Karsh’* subject will to
“What Matos A Good Elementary
School.” His qualifications to
meak undemtandlngly on too sub
ject have been writ proved.
Beeauao of his knowledge of to*
basic end fundamental element*
needed in a meaningful elemen
tary school program and beoauee
of his ability to auoesesfully co
ordinate and correlate them ele
ments at the North Harnett
Soohol. this school has reoentiy
been approved for full scored!*-
tion by th* North Carolina State
Department of Public Instruction.
nut. and Lemuel Whitley. 207 W.
South Street, informed Officers
John Baker, Sr., and Alfred L.
Origsby at 1:06 am. Sunday, that
they ware walking in the 800
block of W. South Street, and four
teenage boys ran up behind them
and knocked them to the ground.
Boylan added they took his
wallet, which contained no money.
Whitley said the boys went Into
hie pockets and got 30 oente from
him. Then the youths ran east on
South Street, the two agreed.
Neither man oould deeeribe the
boy* or tell what they were wear
ing.
STEALS WOMAN’S YELLOW
GOLD WATCH
Mrs. Hattie W Faison, 80. 16
Hunter Street, told Os flows Bob
by B. Coats and J. C. Putman at
13:83 pm. Sunday, she left tor
home at 2:00 p.m. Saturday and
when rite returned she found that
someone had broken a bolt look
off her back dcor, entered the
house and stolen a ladles* gold
wrist watch bolonglng to her. She
said the watch, valued at 840, was
on a night stand In her bedroom.
The instument had a small sloth
black band on It
The thief loft byway of the
; front door, the oops smmlseed.
INQUIRY ABOUT AUTO
BRINGS THREAT
James Thompson, of 309 E. Ca
barrus Street, came to the polloe
station at 11:36 p.m. Sunday and
told the desk set that he was In
a place called, “The Prioe Is Right"
on Fayetteville Crossing, vjhen he
spotted James Jones, who lives
somewhere on Rom Street and at
430 Watson Street
Thompson said he merely
asked Jones “If he had his ear
ready” when Jones “whipped
out” a .22 calibre rifle and
threatened to shoot Thorny-
Km.
The complaint signed a
warrant charging assault with
a deadly weapon and Jones was
placed In the Wake County
JalL
ENTERPRISING CROOK
STEALS OIL
Mrs. Orajorle Hlghsmlth, 830 E.
Hargett Street, Informed two po
lloe officers at 6:30 a.m. Satur
day, that someone had stolen 30
gallons of kerosene oil from a
tank on the east side of her resi
dence. The Incident occurred be
tween 11:30 p.m. Friday and 0:00
a.m. Saturday.
Mrs. Hlghsmlth stated the
Ml was stolen by someone dis
connecting the oil line run-
Ing from the tank into her
home. The thief left a pair of
pliers en the top of the tank.
Several footprints found at
the scene looked as though
they were made by someone
wearing tennis shoes. The oil
was valued at 64.
CAROLINIAN ENTERED AGAIN
An employee of the CARO
LINIAN Publishing Company.
■lB E. Martin Street, inform
ed Os fleers James E. (Bobby)
Day# and Norman Artis at
6:11 a.m. Monday, that some
time during the weekend,
someone entered the offices
of the establishment through
a window and broke Into tho
soft drink maehlne again.
Entry Is believed to have been
gained through an unlocked win
dow. The thief pried open the ma
chine and took the money box.
However, the amount of money
taken and the damage to the ma
chine wa snot known at prom
time. This Is about the fifth time
In recent months that the build
ing has ben broken Into.
STEALS DRESS. WEARS IT
OUT OF STORE
Mrs L V Baker, an employee
of Lemer Shops, 316 Fayetteville
Street, told Officer W. A Lamm
at 13:36 pjn. Monday, that a Ne
gro woman came into the store,
tried on a blue and white drees
and left wearing the same drees.
However, the wortan forgot to pay
for the 67.96 dress.
The shoplifter was described
as being very Urge and fat and
wearing a red rag around bar
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