Ruling Sought In Golf Club Records Case
In Greensboro Judge John son J Hayes is asked to rule on a motion by African American residents to inspect Gillespie Park Golf Club records. The suit targets the club the city and the school board over anti integration issues and seeks membership lists course usage rolls financial ledgers bylaws meeting minutes and related correspondence from 1949 to now.
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Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
Middle District
Gillespie Park Golf Club, Inc
Gasp
Tate
Golf Club
City of
Greensboro School Board
Appeals Court Upholds Ban on Coastwide Bargaining
The US Court of Appeals unanimously affirmed a district court order restraining the International Longshoremen's Association from demanding coastwide bargaining. The National Labor Relations Board backed the New York Shipping Association representing 170 port employers and stevedores in the New York area.
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New York
US. Court of Appeals
International Longshoremen’s Assny
TLA
US. Dist
Frederick Vanpelt Bryan
National Labor Relations Board
New York Shipping Assn
Appeals Court
District Court
ILA
Bryan
Evening Radio Schedule Anchor
The lineup lists 9 30 Cavalcade 10 00 Polka Time 10 30 Christophers 11 00 News Weather 11 05 Signoff on the broadcast schedule.
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Henry
Veo
Garry Moss
Cochise
Arthur Godfrey
RFC Piedmont
Guiding
Art Linkletter
Victor Borge
Red Skelton
Navy Lee
Garroway
Dr. Sehriver
Belling Wren
Saud Declines Dunn Chamber Welcoming Dinner
Dunn invited Saudi King Ibn Saud to a chamber dinner during his U S trip to discuss Middle East affairs with President Eisenhower. The king telegrammed he had no time available, signing as Faud. Chamber manager George Mitchell expressed disappointment at the declined invitation.
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Dunn, N.C
Saudi Arabia
Dunn Chamber of Commerce
Ibn Saud
Middle East
Eisenhower
George Mitchell
Chamber of Commerce
Faud
Mitchell
Six Wake Forest Students Punished For Panty Raid
Six Wake Forest students faced penalties after a January panty raid. Two male students were suspended for the incident and two coeds plus two other male students were placed on probation. Probation followed findings by a student committee and a Men's Council action was overruled by the faculty executive committee.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
Student Fined In Cross Burning Incident
A University of North Carolina student was fined 10 dollars after pleading no contest to burning a cross near a home in Hillsborough Orange County Recorder's Court. The incident occurred December 29 in the yard of Mrs. J C Webb where her brother the former U S Senator Frank P Graham was staying. The defendant William Polk Cheshire paid the fine and did not testify. Cheshire's attorney called the act a boyish prank and said his client burned the cross to express his feelings toward Dr Graham.
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Hillsboro
N.C
University of North Carolina
William Polk Cheshire
Orange County Recorder's Court
J. C. Webb
U.S
Frank P. Graham
Cheshire
Dr. Graham
R. P. Reade
Durham
Founder's Day Observance Delayed at Wake Forest College
Wake Forest College marked its 123rd birthday two days late with a Founder's Day convocation at Winston-Salem. The program included the board of trustees first meeting of the year, a speech by former trustee Robert Lee Humber of Greenville, and a portrait exhibit with a reception.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest College Board of Trustees
Robert Lee Humber
International Corporation
Greenville
Durham pastors hear gospel outreach at NC Baptist Conference
More than 1,000 pastors and laymen attended the North Carolina Baptist Evangelistic Conference in Durham. Dr. J. C. Canpe, president, led speakers urging homes churches colleges and institutions to dedicate themselves to evangelism. Other speakers included Dr. M. A. Huggins Rev. T. E. Robinnet and J. C. Stroud.
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Durham
North Carolina Baptist Evangelistic Conference
J. C. Canpe
Baptist Evangelistic Conference
M. A. Huggins
Raleigh
T. E. Robinett
Waynesville
J. C. Stroud
Supreme Court Asked to Rule on Picketing Halt
The North Carolina Supreme Court was urged to review a lower court order blocking union picketing at the Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. project in Charlotte. Local 755 of the IBEW appealed a Dec 22 ruling by Judge Susie Sharp, who upheld a restraining order entered Nov 21 by Judge J. Frank Huskins. The dispute stemmed from a labor incident in Ashe County with J. A. Jones Construction Co.
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Charlotte
State Supreme Court
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Susie Sharp
Sharp
J. Frank Huskins
J. A. Jones Construction Co
Ashe County
Golf Course Segregation Ends in City Run Course
Judge Susie Heergemne issues order ending segregation at the city operated Bonnie Brae golf course. Park and Recreation Commission, following Judge Sharp's Dec 4 decree, ordered on Jan 8 that Negroes be allowed to use the course. The commission bought reverter rights from O L Barringer to prevent land return if Negroes used the property.
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Heergemne
Susie
Bonnie Brae
Park and Recreation Commission
Sharp
0. L. Barringer
Ahoskie Man to Lead Rotary District 278 Next Year
C Gordon Maddrey an Ahoskie merchant will serve as district governor of Rotary District 278 in the year ahead. He was introduced at a banquet closing the two day conference and will take office in July succeeding John H Moore of Elizabeth City. Edward H Harding of Washington DC a past district governor spoke at a banquet attended by 401 members and wives.
First Automobile Seen in Detroit in 1896
Charles D. King drove the first automobile through Detroit streets in 1896, marking an early milestone in the city’s automotive history.
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Detroit
Charles D. King
Sprinkler Firms To Face Arraignment In Carolinas
A federal grand jury has indicted twelve automatic sprinkler firms for conspiring to allocate customers and fix prices in the Carolinas. The defendants include Blaw-Knox Co and Grinnell Co among others, with arraignments set for February 25 in Charlotte.
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Carolinas
Blaw + Knox Co
Pittsburgh
Grinnell Co Providence
R.L
Philadelphia
Viking Sprinkler Co
High Point Sprinkler Co
High Point Nash Automatic
Graham Crawford
General Automatic
Industrial Fire Protection Sprinkler Co
McCrary Automatic Sprinkler Co
Greenville
S.C
Justice Department
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Rockwood
Globe and Blaw-Knox
San Antonio
Tex
Grinnell, Automatic Sprinkler
Globe
Dallas
Texas
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