High pointers of week re Bencini Lee
Sara Bencini and Troy Lee formed a piano duo after meeting at a Musical Art Club. Their first public concert at High Point College showcased their growing repertoire and shared family support for music careers.
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Adelaide Wendler Enterprise Women’s
Sara Bencini
Troy
Sata
Robert E. Bencini Jr
Joe O. Lee
Bencini
Atlanta
Lees
High Point
High Point College
Sara
Robert Emery Bencini III
Constance Snow
John McGregor
Robert
Constance
Little John
Patsy
Walker
Sidney Gayle
Greensboro College
Sedgefield
Emerywood
Carolinas
Tye
United States
Bob
Weep For Innocent by Jenkin Lloyd Jones
An op ed arguing for tougher police power and looser legal safeguards. It questions current reasonable doubt standards, cites cases and books, and urges new legislation to protect victims. It laments rising crime, cites Weeks v United States, and urges stronger police action while warning against overreach.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
America
Lan
Wild West
Weeks
United States
US Supreme Court
Los Angeles
William A. Parker
Edward L. Barrett Jr
Supreme Court Review
Letters questioning Dan Moore hand picks and sincerity
A reader faults gubernatorial candidate Dan Moore for inconsistencies accusing him of hand picking in Raleigh and a theater of lobbyists. He notes promises of 10 percent raises misaligned with stated goals and questions a handshake style at mills as superficial. The letter argues Moore’s TV appearances contradict his claims and ends urging vigilance.
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Enterprise
Dan K. Moore
Moore
Raleigh
Joe Hunt
Paul Kitchin
Woodrow Jones
Charlotte
T.V
North Carolina
Dan Moore
Mr. Moore
Robert G. Delk
Randolph St
Asheboro
N.C
Two Representatives Call For Longer House Terms
North Carolina's Horace Kornegay and California's Everett Burkhalter urged longer terms for House members. Kornegay supported four years in principle but doubted constitutional chance, while Burkhalter urged a four year term, term limits, and age restrictions to curb seniority and revitalize Congress amid complex national issues.
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Horace R. Kornegay
North Carolina
Everett G. Burkhalter
California
House of Representatives
Kornegay
High Point College
Congress
Post Office Department
National Defense
Washington
Rep
Burkhalter
Eisenhower
Representatives
House
Senate
Gallup
House of Congress
Crossings Complaints Prompt Railway Action in Thomasville
In Thomasville complaints to City Manager Peter Lydens urge fixing railroad crossings. Southern Railway district supervisor Jim Gessner pledges repair and asphalt work soon, with several crews handling the task. Issues focus on Connell's Store near E Main and Blair, with uneven widening at Turner Street and Julian Avenue. Protests may influence broader rail condition upgrades. A fire on Douglas Drive drew praise for rapid response by firefighters led by Assistant Chief Jeff Hartman. The City Council may sideline a push to keep the traffic sign on the square after wind damaged it. a replacement plan or new sign may be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Peter F. Lydens
Lydens
Jim Gessner
Greenshoro
Southern Railway
Gessner
Connell’s
E. Main
Blair Streets
Turner Street
Julian Avenue
Thomas F. Johnson
Gray Concrete Co
Randolph Street
Jeff Hartman
Douglas Drive
Woman’s Club
Busy Time For Area Farmers Signals Spring Prep
Willard Kimrey the county extension agent says area farmers are now preparing land for corn tobacco and small grains. Many plan to plant corn within ten days and sow ladine clover fescue for cattle feed while soybeans are expected to see acreage jump. A pig sale tops fall activities with 800 to 1,200 pigs, vaccinated and field inspected, to attract buyers from across the state and corn belt.
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Willard Kimrey
Kimrey
Guilford
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Troy Lee I
Berties
Tulsa
Frank D. Day
Michigan State University
Albert Brown
Jose Estrialgo
Edward Cassone
New York
New York Times
New York City
Central Park
Joe Padgett
Publ All
Mayors Committee For Employment OF the Handicapped
Jewell P. Osborne
North Carolina Paraplegic Association
Stokes Mandville
England
YMCA
West Trinity Ave
Durham
Durham Life Saving Care
Marvin
Burts
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