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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1957

Page

5

Blind Woodsman Harvests Timber

Fred Robison of Moscow Idaho is a 55 year old blind woodsman who fells 455 acres of timber with aid only from his wife. He also farms 25 acres of oats and wheat, tends 100 laying hens 200 fryers and milks 3 cows, while playing guitar at dances. The piece notes his influenza at 16 left him blind.

NEA Moscow Idaho Fred Robison American Forest Products Industries, Inc United States Robison

Georgia Gibbs Signals Shifting Rock and Roll Trends

In a Londonesque music column, Georgia Gibbs notes signs of rock and roll fading or evolving as ballads rise in popularity. She cites her niece’s reaction to a slow song, a trend toward country-tinged rock and “rock a hula” hints, and mentions artists like Tony Bennett, Rusty Draper, Bonnie Alden, and Dinah Shore, plus new albums from Mathis, the Platters, and Vaughan.

New York Georgia Gibbs Georgia Nece Miss Gibbs Fascination Wildwood N. J Tony Bennett Tennessee Ernie Ford Dick's Dinah Shore RCA Jane Morgan Kapp Yuma Frankie Laine Columbia Jerry Lewis Decca Roy Hamilton Epic Sarah Vaughan Mercury George Gershwin Fiedler Boston Pops Rossini Rimsky- Korsakoff Tchaikovsky Robert Casadesus Mitropoulos Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of de Falla Gardens of Spain Munch Boston Symphony

Judge's Verbal Order Sparks Jury Dinner Payment Remark

Attorney Selby cited a judge's remark during trial in which the bailiff was told to take the jury out and buy them 11 dinners and one bale of hay, a line described as an odd courtroom moment. The incident drew attention to the jurors' treatment in the proceedings.

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