Centralized Airport Plan Favored By Forsyth Area Officials
The airport authority backs centralizing air service at Friendship while eyeing joint operations with Winston-Salem and Forsyth. They warn against abandoning existing facilities and flag a multi-year path to a larger base with initial costs near eight million dollars.
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Guilford
Airport Authority
Friendship
Eater
inston-Salem
Forsyth
Winston-Salem
Piedmont
Rural firefighters shine in devastating Style House blaze
Rural departments from Wallburg Sedgefield Pinecroft Oak View Guil Rand joined forces under centralized command to battle a fuel laden fire near the city. High Point equipment stood by as they protected adjacent properties and kept the blaze from spreading. Firefighting volunteers worked without pay, earning the community’s deep appreciation for their dedication.
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Wallburg
Sedgefield-Pinecroft
Oak View
Guil Rand
High Point
Ringing Up The Future The 30000th North State Telephone
The North State Telephone Company marks its 30 000th connection as overall calls surge from under one million daily a decade ago to over 204 million today. A mobile installation staff exceeding 20 000 strains to meet demand while exchanges seek faster automation. Transistor tech promises a single room could handle vast central office gear. The pace of progress is described as phenomenal and accelerating.
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North State Telephone Company
Desegregation Talks Preview Bus and Rail Equality Push
U S attorneys in 14 Southern and border states meet with Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr to map measures enforcing the Supreme Court ruling that intrastate segregation in buses violates the Fourteenth Amendment. The article traces Plessy v Ferguson and Brown v Board of Education, noting a slow shift toward equality and ongoing resistance.
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U. S
Southern
Herbert Brownell Jr
United States
Department of Justice
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Plessy
Brown Vs. Board of Education
U. S. Department of Justice
Supreme Bench
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway Company
Justice Department
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Newspaper motto as printed mission statement
A historical newspaper line states Published Every Afternoon and Sunday Morning and credits the Associated Press as a member agency, indicating standard publication practice and news sourcing.
Fisenhower's America Eyes World Beyond Neighbors
The Times of London via NEA surveys American views on Suez Britain Korea and the world role. Americans fear war over Suez seek peace at any cost and expect a new constructive foreign policy catalyst while Britain struggles with future policy and economic questions.
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Times of London
NEA Service, Inc
Suez
Poland
Hungary
Egypt
Britain
Nixon
Alger Hiss
United States
America
Korea
Yalu
New York
A.R.P
Cape
China
It Was To Be Expected Soviet Brutality and Russian Policy
The piece chronicles Bainbridge Colby’s 1920 critique of the Soviet regime and its disregard for international obligations. It notes Chicherin’s 1920 circular denouncing Colby while signaling Moscow’s stance on national self determination and the dangers of Bolshevik influence amid Hungary and Poland uprisings.
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Russia
Hungary
Soviet Russia
Bainbridge Colby
United States
Civilized
Chicherin
Colby
Poland
United Nations
Spice of Life column reflects on life, locust lore, and longevity
Mrs. H M Cox of Four Oaks offers a breezy archive of tales and quips from a 1950s column. It touches on old country doctors, Woodmen gatherings, and aphorisms about money, friendship, and happiness. It muses on locust years, century births, and reasons to live long, ending with playful questions about future times and stage revues.
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H. M. Cox
Four Oaks
Good Housekeeping
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Texas
Oregon
Maryland
Coffee, Calves and Quotations Mark a Curious World
A collage of trivia and quotes covers coffee taste, Gene Tunney on corporate boards, Rotary giving calves to girls, cancer notes by gender, a courtroom gag about acquittals, riding as a Canadian district, GE's anti trust patrolling, a naval shell’s speed, vanity about garage doors, and shaving thoughts on smallpox decline and manuscript abbreviations.
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America
Gene Tunney
Eversharp, Inc
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Rotary Club
Canada
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George Lorimer
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