FROM RALEIGH’S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES
THE CRIME BEA T
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S. Wilmington Stm,i -to was
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under, a heading. >h cash,
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--fying a 10-year- id ttc xtl-- as
a suspect In the thefts. Sh
also said she made a mistake
in claiming the youngster ha .
entered her house ,d take
things before. Thiscc-hm
strictly on facts, oH&iaod ho'
the records and files J the Ra
leigh Police Department an
nothing else. The reast ■
are making this ret: actio:
that Mrs. Richhurg set m?d s
concerned about the f iture of
the 10-year-old.
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WOMAN IS PE AT! X
Miss Annie Bell t ■ ; , ''4,
419 S. Haywood SDee*. void Oi
ficer Robert Jones. Jr., at 12:0*
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■Meet, beat her the previous
at about 7 f .m. The woman
sa ui she tried to get young Mc-
Neill to leave her house, but
he !■' came 'mad' and assault
. her. The cop talked with
V:.« Cooley at Wake Memorial
Hospital aad she stated that she
v ,\ild sign a warrant. Her in
u.ries were not listed on the
report.
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SHOT IN FOOT
Phillip Sanders, 16, 712 Cone
Drive (formerly Carroll’s Al
im reported to Officer R.
Clayborne at 1:29 a.m. Sunday,
that ho was standing at the corn
er of W, South and S. McDow
ell Streets when he was shot in
the right foot by a colored male.
Sander s said he did not know
-.his subject's name, but knows
hie by sight. He was treated
and released at Wake Memorial
Hospital for multiple small
punctures in the foot,
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Mrs. Clementine Alston, 26,
1111 Walnut Street, Informed Of
ficer C. R. Aycock at 2:25 a.m.
Sunday, that her husband,
Charles Alston, same address,
came into the house, pulled out
a knife and cut her. She was
taken to Wake Memorial Hos
pital arid treated for a four inch
cut on the neck and a three
inch cut on the right wrist. She
was also admitted to the hos
pital for these wounds. A war
rant, charging assault with a
deadly weapon, has been sign
ed against Mr. Alston.
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THIEF CAUGHT
James William Pierce, an
employee of McCrory’s Stores,
230 Fayetteville Street, told
Officer F. W. Mitchell at 5:18
p.m. Monday, that Miss Cynthia
Louise Wilson, 16, 1109 Smith
field Street, took one pack of
hair ties, valued at ninety-sev
en cents, and put them into her
pocket book, then started to
leave the store, when he stopped
her. The girl was charged with
larceny.
***
SHAW STUDENT ATTACKED
Miss Karen P. Evans, 18-
year-old Shaw University stu
dent, reported to Officer D. B,
Pulley at 5:30 p.m. last. Mon
day, that she was walking past
South Hall on the campus,
(which has been closed since
the construction of the New
Men’s Residence Hall), when
she was attacked by a colored
male, whom she identified as
Joseph Bowser, 19, a resident
of the new men’s dorm. She
said she was beaten, choked and
threatened with a pistol. She
suffered a bruised arm and
neck. No other information was
listed.
***
DRINK BOTTLE USED
Miss Viola Horton, 26, 211
N. State Street., told a cap at
5:33 a.m. Thursday, that while
she was walking down the
street, she was assaulted and
struck on the head with a drink
bottle by an unknown colored
male. The woman said she was
from New York City and didn’t
know anything about Raleigh,
therefore she didn't know where
the incident took place. She al
so said she didn’t get a good
look at the subject and refused
to give the officer any more
information. She was treated at
Wake Memorial Hospital for a
one and one-half inch cut on
the top of the head.
***
BEATEN WITH STICK
Robert Lane Ward, 22, 1327
Walnut Street, informed twoof
cers at 8:05 p.m. Friday, that
he is an employee of the FCX,
121 E. Davie Street. He said
he was attacked with a stick,
from behind, by Marvin Barns,
white male, about 30, who is
also employed at FCX. He
said the blow knocked him out
“cold”. Ward claimed, al
so, that he was beaten all over
his body by Barns. He was ad
vised to sign an assault with
a deadly weapon warrant**
gainst his assailant. Ward suf
fered damage to the hip and
head injury.*
ATTACKED, ROBBED
William Hinton, 43, 417 Solar
Drive (Apollo Heights), told a
cop at 11:28 p.m. Friday, that
he was coming home from the
Kwik-Pik Store o_ri Poole Road.
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when two young Negro males,
about 16 years of age each,
beat him in the head with a
hard object and cut his wallet,
along with his pocket, away
from his pants. Mr. Hinton then
went home and called “the
law”. The walet contained $lO,
according to the complainant,
who was bleeding from abra
sions of the head. The incident
occured at Peyton Street’s in
tersection with Poole Road.
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MAN ASSAULTS WOMAN
Miss Emma Jean Harris, 35.
605 Juno Court, (Apollo
Heights), reported to Officer W.
E. Atkinson at 3:10 a.m. Sat
urday, that she and Harry Rich
ards, 23, were having a “fuss”
when he began hitting her with
his fists and kicking her. The
woman said Richards lived at
her house, but left .after he beat
her. She also stated that she
would sign an assault on a fe
male warrant against Richards,
who allegedly works at Ball en
tire's Restaurant in Cameron
Village. Miss Harris’ lips were
burst and she complained of
pain in the left side. The fight
took place at her house.
***
OFFICER SEES BOUT
Officer Floyd Lee Rountree
reported at 1:30 p.m. Saturday,
that John Lenwood Ratliff, 48,
548 E. Cabarrus Street, and
Miss Vivian Mitchell, 38, 500
S. East Street, were fighting in
the 400 block of E. Davie Street.
The officer said Ratliff finally
knocked Miss Mitchell down.
Ratliff then proceeded to “solit
the scene”, but was arrested,
along with Miss Mitchell, for
engaging in an affray and public
intoxication. Miss Mitchell’s
face was scratched in several
places. Displaying whiskey il
legally was also tacked onto
the charges against Ratliff.
***
ASSAULTS COP
Officer Donald Raymond
Turnage reported at li a.m.
Friday as follows: "l arrest
ed Andy Edward McClain for
public intoxication in the 300
block of Fayetteville Street and
took him to Wake County Jail.
Subject was very disorderly and
used a lot of profanity. After
booking McClain, he was told
to go with the jailer. He re
fused to go with me and start
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a scuttle developed. McClain ,
was subdued and placed In jail ,
and a warrant was Issued.” The
warrant charged assault on an
officer. Officer Turnage suf
fered a bruised rib, his whistle
chain was broken and his trous
ers were torn during the af
fray. McClain’s address was
listed as 313 Pugh Street.
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RALEIGHITES to appear IN
CONCERT
The Young Women’s Club of
the First Congregational Unit
ed Church, South and Manly
Streets, will present Mr. Er
nest Massenburg and Miss
Frozene Reece in concert Sun
day, April 25, at 6 o’clock
p.m. at the church. The public
is invited to attend.
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Pfc stanlfv completes
COURSES WITH MEDICAL
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Pfc. Lawrence D. Stanley,
son of Rev. and Mrs. William
B. Stanley of 1216 E. Martin
St. has completed all preven
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