Judge Hayes Charts Way to Ease Wake Forest Control Dispute
North Carolina judge J J Hayes urges leaving dancing where it stands and asserts the State Baptist Convention cannot overturn Wake Forest College’s board of trustees. He proposes governance by trustees under state law, warning the dispute risks academic freedom at Winston-Salem.
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Judge Hayes
Wake Forest
Johnson J. Hayes
Board of Trustees
State Baptist
Sigpets
Christian Charity
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest College
Hayes
State Baptist Convention
No Place For Hoodlumism In High School Basketball
School officials vow to root out students responsible for near riot and attacks on visiting fans after Tuesday game. One Burlington student is arrested for assault as tensions rise between Burlington High and High Point and other teams report bullying conduct after games. Police collaborate with officials to keep athletics focused on good sportsmanship.
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Paterea
Burlington
Burlington High School
High Point
Burm
Dodgers
The
Giants
Frank Wineskie Built High Point’s Civic Life and Industry
Frank Wineskie an Austrian born business leader died in his sleep at Hot Springs while on his seasonal visits. He moved to High Point in 1902 and built a career in glass manufacturing hosiery and investments. He helped found Emerywood Country Club led the Burrus Memorial Hospital trust and supported the Presbyterian Church. His life reflected early city building and steady community service.
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Frank Wineskie
Point
Austria
Pittsburgh
High Point
Hot Springs
Wineskie
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sheraton Hotel Company
Emerywood Country Club
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Wineskie
C. Excelle Rozzelle
High Point College
Wesley Memorial
Rozz
Florida
Southern
Heart Center
W. R. Peters
Mrs. Wineskie
J. Ed Millis
Negro Ymcaywca
Refugee crisis in Palestine fuels Middle East tensions
Editorial notes nearly a million Palestine Arab refugees threaten regional peace as hostilities since Israel's birth persist. It traces refugee origins to 1947 partition, details current distributions in Jordan Gaza Lebanon and Syria, UNRWA relief roles, and stalled negotiations over repatriation or compensation amid rising costs and looming conflagration risks.
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Middle East
Israel
U.N. General Assembly
Palestine
League of Nations
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Lebanon
Syria
U.N. Relief and Works Agency For Palestine Refugees
U.N.R.W.A
U.N. Conciliation Commission For
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
General Assembly
U.N.A.W.A
Assembly of Nations
United States
The Great Revival of Opera Voices and Auditions
The piece surveys the booming opera scene with young American singers, audtioned from hundreds of applicants for a 35 city tour led by Felix Salmaggi. It notes vibrant audience enthusiasm, calls for steadiness amid fame, and contrasts Rome drama with American crowds’ forgiving fashion.
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Felix W. Salmaggi
Opera Impresario
United States
Canada
Corvallis
Oregon
Caruso
Rome
Maria Callas
Elsa Maxwell
Dallas
LeMay Hunting Trip Ends With Bear and Birds
Gen Curtis LeMay and a line of dignitaries join a Warm Springs GA hunt. He claims three quail and a bear shot, while his wife jokes about plucking and cleaning the game as they return to Fort Myers. Former President Truman referenced at the end.
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Washington
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Warm Springs
Gen. LeMay
Fort Myers
Mrs. LeMay
Africa
Arthur Godfrey
Richard S. Boutelle
Harold
South America
Vincente Baroja
Strategic Air Command
Baroja
LeMay
Notes On The News By Charles Pearson Cold Weather Quip
Charles Pearson comments on the era's mood with a humorous line about the cold. The piece frames public focus on international tension versus personal discomfort in winter.
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Charles Pearson
Economic forecasts mix hope for turnarounds with caution
The article reviews 100 years of business cycles and notes a six month old recession with odds favoring a turn by August 1958 or by late 1959. It cites President Eisenhower's budget stance, optimism from advisers, and health, while recounting local recalls on community service and prominent High Point figures including Dr. Rozzelle and the Wineskie family.
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Business Week
Eisenhower
Local Real Estate Transfers and Civic Notes
The Froelichs bought the former Tomlinson home on Parkway. Dr. and Mrs. Reimer, Romanians with ties to Jamestown sanatorium, have naturalization and medical license in Shelton, Connecticut. Latimer will moderate a panel with Davies Eshelman Meisky and Roberts for an Industrial Management club session. High Pointers Julius Fry Ed Lane and Fred Smothers join the Governors Traffic Safety Council Speakers Bureau for 1958. The National Retail Furniture Association will host a two day clinic during the winter furniture market opening Monday.
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Jake Froelichs
W. A
Richard Meisky
Bruce Roberts
Industrial Management Club
Julius Fry
Ed Lane
Fred Smothers
Governor’s Traffic Safety Council
National Retail Furniture Association
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Palestine Area Refugees
High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Freseury Holt McPherson
Tterson
Perecsess
Jis
Aie
Post — Point
N. G
George Sokolsky
Callas
New York
Norma
Lily Pons
Roberta Peters
Europe
Eleanor Steber
Wheeling
West Virginia
Rome Opera
George Dixon
Harry S. Truman
Holt McPherson
National Bureau of Economic Research
Ike
Berne
Switzerland
Zurich
Alberta
Memphis
N. Main
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