FROM RALEIGH'S POLICE FILES:
THE CRIME BEAT
BY CHARLES R. JONES
(CONTINUED FROM PACT I)
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OtOtxr Joseph Winters reported
■* ii. 4 ® » ja - Thursday, he arrived
at 627 E. Hargett Street and «mnui
J - Hedgepeth and his wile, Mrs.
Low Hedgepeth, having a family
tight
The officer Jailed both and
charged them with engaging in an
affray. Trial Is scheduled this week
hi the Wake County Domestic Be-
Itioos Court.
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MTs. Kails Wilson, of MM
*• Latah Street, lafsemed Of
ficer L A. O’Neal at Ml pm
Wednesday, that her husband.
Bart D. Wilson, -beat Was
with Ms hands and Hals at ear
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Mrs. J. E. Cooper, of 609 K Bast
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at kttt pm Wednesday, Siat an
satlnewn paraon rooming at her
home went into another room of
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the house, broke a lock and task
a large table model televiaiau set
The complainant stated tbs man
left on a Rainbow Cab. The cab
driver told the officer ho took his
passenger to toe fjMH
Pawn Shop, 8l Wilmington Street.
He identified one of the men riding
in the cab m Quotes Bdhsaida, ad
drees unknown. No one would Iden
tify tee thief'who took the expen
sive television set
YOUNGSTER BOM COTS CAB
Marvin Lae Mooueyhsm. 16-yeer
old white youth of 611 R. Marfan
Street, at 10:90 pm Thursday was
arrested for larceny of an auto and
carelees and reckless driving in tee
200 block of & McDowell Street
During further investigation, tee
officer, O. I Lassiter, found the
boy had In his poaewslcn a wallet
•ad staplegun, belonging to
Joseph W. Winters, of 101 S. Petti
grew Street
Mooneyham declared he did not
know how tee hOMoM or staple
gun got Into Sm stolon aw ha was’
driving. The wallet and gun, how
ever. were taken from the Cadillac,
.owned by Winters, and pwkad next
to tee auto stolen by the
BOCK THROWN THROUGH
WINDOW
Mrs. Mary Matthews, of 116 HUI
Street Informed H. B. Pennington
at 8:15 pm Thursday, someone
throw a rock through a front win
dow pane at bar boms. She further
•toted that whan aha want to in
vestigate, Mia did not aae anyone
now her house or find anyone who
would admit seeing who throw the
rock. Damage wu set at fL
BOmi THROWN, DAOAMES
CAB
Jachte Harris, 27-yaw-old white
resident of Route 2. Newton Grove,
reported to Officers T. T. Street
Jr, and B. E. Marshburn at 12:11
am Monday, that he was passing
through Raleigh in tee 200 Mock
of W. South Street .whan e bottle
was hurled hitting his car end caus-
ing m worth of damage.
Be further netted tee battle
wjkiw by eueef a group
▼trinity of Edna'S AU Night
Oafs. 212 W. Sente Street
Harris said he stopped the car
immediately, got out to call the
police and the men "disappeared."
He stated he aouU not identify
■TEALS BATTERY FROM CAB
Mrs. Nlta Quick Hunt of 90S Fay
etteville street told Lt R. C Duke
of tee Raleigh Police Department
at 7:20 am Friday, that sometime
during Thursday night someone
stole a 12 volt All-State battery
from under tee hood of her 1697
Ford Station Wagon, parked in
front of her homo. The battery ww
valued at 62265.
BEATEN UP FOB 1166 TAKE*
Lway Friwaod. 21. at 1666
Cnn Street nigirlnll to Offl
ew Jims E. (Bobby) Day* ri
16:61 p. m Friday, that while
ha waa in tee 266 Meek of S.
Bast Street he was aawußad
by teres w sow hays. He add
ed. “I dropped my billfold on
the sidewalk and It had ovw
$166 In it" The money waa
teen afiagediy stolen by tee
Falwood partially identified
one of tee boys aa “Robert L.
Jr,” addreas unknown, hot
ho did net know anything a
bent tee ethers. The eons
ttnthe wenSdeMM tothTita
tion and sign warrants as soon
as he found out tee namee and
addresses of his attackers.
Officer Days checked the neigh
borhood. but was unable to get
any information on the boys.
"SUFPRD UP BEHIND MR,”
MAN SAYS
John Soott, 30. of 106, N. Fisher
Street, told Officers O. R. Cox
and J. V. Haley at 12:07 un. Sat
urday, “Someone slipped up be
hind me and cut me.” at Barbara’s
Soda Shop. Soott stated he did
not know his assailant and was
unable to five a description of
him
The asps’ report stated,
"This assault and battery
could have pooriMy happened
at tee Dollar BUI, 666 Monk of
E. Davie Street”
Scott was taken to Wake
Memorial Hospital, where he
was treated iiti a deep cut ou
tee book es his head.
AUTO THEFT?—NOT REALLY
Hiss Anna Holloway, of 507
Bragg Street, Informed a cop at
7:02 p. m. Thursday, that her tu
dor 1654 Made Chevrolet, parked
In front of her home was stolen
sometime between 6:20 and 6:45
p. m.
Further InvcoHgaHen re
vealed teat Mae Holloway's
ew was not stolen but a boy
friend, Jerry Archible, 16, of
the same sddrew, had driven
tee ante to his Job.
SHOT OVER A FAIR OF SOCKS
Jesse Mangum, 26, of 407 S.
Blood worth Street, reported to
Officer H. M. Dupree at 6:08 p.m.
Sunday, that he and Daniel John
son of the same addreas, were hav
ing an argument over a pair of
socks that Mangum had loaned
Johnson.
The complainant stated,
-Johnson got mad and left
the house, but soon same back
and pulled a pistol on me.”
Johnson, who allegedly “whip
ped the pistol out of a pocket,
test Mangum to the upper left
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MISS STROUD ENTERTAINS LADIES WILLING WORKERS COMMUNITY CLUB
—Mi* Dora D. Stroud, wall-known Mothod reaidant, played boat to iho Ladiad Witting Workers
Community Club of Method on Saptambar 11 at at Eta Taa OU Club, Reek Quarry Road. Tha oc
casion waa in honor of Mm Stroud’s birthday. Shown on photo, ssafod at labia atai Mrs. Allia W.
Smalla, left, preaidant; Mhe Dorm D. Stroud, honoraa, who repaired tha atony gttta arown in photo;
and Mrs. Edward Holloway. Standing are children, Utth Mho Bererty Shaaraa, Shiela Stokes, and
Jimmy Shaaraa. Adulta, atanding on sooond row, hit to right, wet Mrs. Sough Smith, Mrs. Vardella
Hogan, Mra. Harvahigh R. White, Mrs. Louisa Curtis. Mm Mary I. Harris, Mm Georgia Me Cul
len, Mrs. Mary Frasier, and Mm Laura Manly. Back tow, hit to right: Mm S. Thacker, Mr. J.
Thacker, Mm Fkmia Grant, Mm Sarah L. Bandera, Mm Dorothy Madbn, Urn Raw. J. N. Shaaraa,
Mm Shirley Shaaraa, Mm Lucy Scarborough, and Mm Ida LkpooaA. Not' shown ora, Mm
Lucy O. Toole, Mr. and Mm Edward CurHa, Mt. Barth Grant, Mka O. B. Stroud, Toddy Stroud,
Mr. W. M. Bryant, Rose Elaine CurHa, Leroy Baabtooka, Marion Ramona White, Anthony
Thacker, Prentice and Paul Jenray, and Mr. P. R. Jarvay. p
EARNS DEGREE Mrs. Be,
rcnc Knit lit JlcEai, & fii*<Su*U.
of Hampton Institute, Hampton,
Virginia, received her Meet tin
Degree in Elementary Education
from the University of Indiana,
Bloomington, August 11. Mrs.
McKay, a native of Monroe, Is
the daughter of Mrs. GorUeve K.
Graham and the late W. E.
Knight She Is the granddaugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. WaylaadE.
Jones of. Raleigh. Mrs. McMy
Is a teacher In the Baltimore
City, School System.
arm, then left the scene In his
1959 tan Ford.
Mr. Mangum came to head
quarters and signed a warrant
against Johnson for assault
with a deadly weapon, after
being treated at Wake Me
morial Hospital. Mr. Johnson
was Jailed under a 9200 bod.
SUGAR IN GAS TANK HALTS
CAR
Lewis Hartsfleld, 29. of 1725
Poole Road. Apartment 2, told Of
ficer D. Brinson, Monday morning
that when his car stopped run
ning less than one block from his
home, he investigated and found
grains of sugar around the gas
cap.
The cop went with the com
plainant back to where he had
parked his 1958 Bulck overnight
In his driveway. Traces of sugar
was found In the yard.
_The report concluded. "His fuel
system was clogged by sugar being
poured Into the gas tank." The
culprit or culprits had not been
found at CAROLINIAN press
time.
CRUEL THIEF TAKES 2
RABBITS
Mrs. Orilta Bass Terry. 65. of
412 Dakar Street, Informed Offi
cer J. C. Putman at 11:25 a. m.
Monday, that sometime during
the previous night, someone had
cut the screen wire on her rabbit
cage and made off with her two
tame rabbits. The value of the
rabbits was unknown.
WOMAN’S WALLET TAKEN AT
STATION
Mrs. Laura Bonner Harris, 21,
of 615 Venter Street, Ayden, re
ported to Officer W. A. Thomas at
4:36 pm. Monday, she went to the
ladles’ rest room in the Union Bus
Terminal and while there, some
one stole her billfold.
Mrs. Harris stated there were •
or seven women in the facility at
the time, but she didn't see any
one take the wallet. She was en
route from Raleigh to Ayden when
the theft occurred.
The Mack and fed billfold
contained 52 In cash and her
brother’s registration and In
surance cards In H bearing the
name of James Bay Bonner.
JAIL WOMAN. THREE MEN
IN FIGHT
Miss Ruby O’Neal and three
men were caught by "the law"
fighting In the 400 block of Pat
terson Alley Monday
Officers C. C. Heath and C.
W. Janes, while cheeking
through Patterson Alley on u
“tip” noticed four people en
gaging la u disturbance. When
the squad ear approached, afl
four fighters ran, but the caps
caught two of them, who “fin
gered" the other two.
Arrested were. Miss O’Neal. 24,
of 209 8. Swain Street; Daniel B.
fcnqwm 22. of 420 Patterson;
Douglas* Taylor. 21. of 409* Fhfc
terson. and Thomas N. Port, 24, of
Bloodworth Street YWCA.
Fart, whe suffered a Moddy
cheek, was the only person In
jured In the melee.
Miss O’Neal called the law, ac
cording to the police files.
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