Boy Works Wonders With Fiddle Bow
New York carried a 15 year old Keene New Hampshire prodigy to a Park Avenue mansion as Juilliard scholar Michael Vitale Jr. trains for a concert violinist career. He practices daily on a $4000 Cappa violin, studies at Juilliard and York’s professional school, and lives with Rosita Noyes and her family while pursuing fame.
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Michael Vitale Jr
Keene
N.H
Park Avenue
Rosita Noyes
Juilliard School of Music
Mike
New York
N. H
Noyes
Juilliard
Fremont
Lexington Avenue
Negroes Seek Admission To USC
A group of Allen University Negro students pressed for admission to the all white University of South Carolina. They argued segregation is unconstitutional and sought applications, noting that they may take legal action after rejection. The protest followed the state education board’s withdrawal of teacher certification from Allen graduates.
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Columbia
K Allen University
University of South Carolina
W. C. McCall
State Education Board
Allen
Timmerman
Education Board
Insurance Rejected on Pension Fund Collections
RALEIGH state Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Gold rejected a request by fire and lightning insurers to let agents handle collections for the Firemen's Pension Fund and to keep them separate from premiums. Gold reaffirmed the decision requiring companies to pay 1 percent of gross premium into the pension fund in protected areas. The act took effect August 15, with a rehearing request from the North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau heard December 18.
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Raleigh
Charles F. Gold
Gold
North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Americans page adds 8.5 billion hot dogs annually
The report states Americans consume about 8.5 billion hot dogs each year. It notes related statistics and mentions consumption trends across regions and demographics.
Scales' Attorney Seeks Dismissal Of Smith Act Charges
Greensboro based defense argues against criminalizing state of mind in Smith Act case against Junius Irving Scales former Communist party chair in Carolinas. Telford Taylor asserts lack of advocacy and requests dismissal as Judge Albert V. Bryan to rule Friday. Scales previously convicted in 1955, later overturned on appeal, and faces new proceedings.
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Greensboro
Junius Irving Scales
Communist Party
Carolinas
Telford Taylor
New York
U.S
Albert V. Bryan
Alexandria
Taylor
Scales
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York City
North Carolina
Bryan
Supreme Court
Justice Department
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Herd Persuasion Drives Cattle to Rich Grazing Areas
Modern ranches lure herds by shifting salt licks to steer grazing toward lush pastures. Regular repositioning of salt stations guides cattle to feed where forage is most abundant and nutrition optimal.
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Edwin Hoffman
South Carolina
Borden Quality
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Ilheta
High Point
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China
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