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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1957
Page
3
An out of bounds spectator distracts the bull with waving capes allowing a youth to crawl to safety. The impulsive performer suffered bruises under his trousers but avoided serious injury. Spanish term espontaneos noted.
Gov Hodges announces a new batch of reappointments to the State School for the Deaf and Blind board in Raleigh Eleven members including Mrs Julian Hutaff Fayetteville James Penland Asheville Ben R Roberts Durham S Lin ton Smith Raleigh Carroll Weathers Winston Salem A R Taylor Lillington Homer Wright Leaksville James Webb Greensboro Mrs Larry B Tait Rt 2 New Bern Claude Chapel Hill and Charles B Gaskins Greenville Also named were three Western Carolina State College Board Trustees and a seven member all Negro Advisory Committee for a new training school for feeble minded children to be opened at Goldsboro The advisory panel was named at the request of the State Hospitals Board of Control to aid the board during activation of the school Stridulation is the sound made by crickets and locusts.
Pearlie Faison 22 confronts a capital trial for rape of 47 year old Mrs. Lou Carter in her home near Wallace North Carolina. The case includes charges of breaking and entering at night and assault with a deadly weapon. Carter identified Faison to Sheriff Ralph Miller describing the 1:30 a.m. attack.
The AFL-CIO Executive Council will weigh corruption charges against UTW president Anthony Valente and secretary treasurer Lloyd Klewert. The Ethical Practices Committee heard evidence on home purchases in Maryland and set a report date for September 24 25 in New York.
Raleigh Negro attorney Herman L. Taylor says the McDowell County Board of Education should require new signatures to verify petitions from about 40 Negro students seeking admission to a white school at Old Fort. He calls the board’s challenge to signatures an attack on his office and notary duties and offers to arrange confirmatory statements witnessed by a disinterested notary.
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