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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1957
Page
2
Partly cloudy through today and tonight with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the south. Not as warm this afternoon with highs near 80 in the mountains and north, mid 80s in the south. lows 50s in the mountains and 57 to 64 elsewhere.
Washington officials plan talks on constructing a World War II memorial on Corregidor Island. The discussions focus on site location, funding, and ceremonies honoring veterans and allied forces.
Television listing shows Tell the Truth scheduled for 7.30 with a 6.0 time slot TBA.
The note asserts Yvonne is not a French girl's name but rather a Hebrew name meaning Grace of the Lord. It argues for etymology and historical usage.
WSLS TV Roanoke Channel 10 lists Tuesday programming with a 10 30 time slot. Viewer guidance notes remaining schedule changes and potential special features for the local audience.
The forecast shows a high of 80 degrees and a low around 60 last night with a 57 degree low tonight. Tomorrow peak near 40 with a sun set at 7 06 p m and sunrise 5 28 a m as humidity remains high.
Oswald Jacoby describes a bridge problem where North South should reach a slam. Woody Schafer opens one heart, Jim responds with diamonds, a sequence to three no trump and four hearts, revealing two aces. Woody bids four aces, Jim shows two aces and the slam is contracted. Only one other pair reached it.
In a sweeping operation, 133 suspects were arrested across 11 NC counties and one SC county for illegal moonshine activity. Authorities seized moonshine, 39 vehicles, and at least one still as bonds ranged from 500 to 1000 dollars.
Three people died on the New Jersey Turnpike when a car swerved to miss a dog and struck a truck. Vincent Franze Jr., 27, was driver. A. J. Johnson, 20, from High Point North Carolina, operated the truck and survived. Victims were Franze’s sister Anna, 28, and Lucille Tarsitano, 24, of Philadelphia.
Gastonia North Carolina A Coy McElveen 24 died after a midnight fist fight along a railroad track his opponent Ted Robert Butler 17 was jailed on a murder charge Butler said three men confronted him with a rock fight then he fought McElveen and struck him in the jaw police reported McElveen companions corroborated the sequence but denied throwing the first rock
Due to Pinehurst hotels refusing Negroes the society moves its 103rd annual convention from Pinehurst to Asheville. President elect Dr Edward W Schoenheit says Negroes were offered scientific membership only, not office, prompting the move. Dr W K Hart notes no hotel agreement exists yet in Asheville but Negroes have attended past conventions.
The National Geographic Society reports salt layers beneath Detroit reach 1,130 feet deep and date back an estimated 300 million years, highlighting ancient geological formations beneath the city.
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