City Considers Condemnation To Build Willowbrook Route
City officials backed by the City Council may pursue condemnation to accelerate a north south traffic corridor. City Manager T E Hinson said plans to remove a dog leg on Willowbrook Street at Vail Street stalled after a corner lot owner refused to sell.
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T. E. Hinson
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Vail Street
Hinson
Ward Street
Highland Avenue
Highland
Elm Street
Morris Street
Management Firm Opens Offices
Management Consultants Donald P. Aller and Associates announce new offices at 614 Security Bank Building. Aller, renowned for industrial cost reduction and plant layout work, plans a booklet on Scientific Management and leverages a method for small plants to profit from services. He and his wife Virginia reside at 410 Edgedale Dr.
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Aller
Ohio State University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Air Force Intelligencne
National Professional Engineers Society
Last Event For Polio Drive Set
Mothers' March on Polio planned for Friday January 31 at the YWCA. About 25 mothers named as team captains led by Mrs Frances Hoover prepared equipment and instructions for the final March of Dimes event. Bridge total reached 7324.81 with two days left for the Polio effort.
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YWCA
Frances Hoover
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Missing Cash Walks Away From Wallburg Grocery
Newby's Grocery on Wallburg Road reported to the sheriff's deputies that about 75 dollars was stolen from the cash box sometime Monday. The store did not indicate suspects or a method of theft.
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Thomasville
Newby’s
Wallburg Road
Leahy’s Notre Dame Era: 87 Wins 11 Losses 9 Ties
Frank Leahy coached at Notre Dame for 11 seasons amassing 87 victories and 11 defeats with 9 ties. His tenure marked by high success and durable teams amid a rich football era.
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Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Warming Trend Brings Drizzle Across Area
Clouds and a slow drizzle brought by a warming trend lowered nightly temps and nudged daytime highs higher. Forecasters expect a high near 55 degrees today followed by a low around 40 and a tomorrow high near 45 with last night’s low at 34.
Diamond Hosiery Sues Greensboro Firm Over Invoice Processing
Diamond Hosiery Corp of High Point filed suit in Guilford Superior Court seeking 25000 from Record-a-Matic Systems Inc of Greensboro. The complaint alleges breach of an oral contract for processing invoices on Record-a-Matic equipment, causing delays and extra staff costs. Diamond seeks 8000 general damages and 17000 special damages.
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High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Record-a-Matic Systems Inc
Greensboro
Record-a-Matic
Record-a- Matic
Diamond
Texas Produces Large Share of U S Coal Supply
Texas accounts for about two-fifths of the United States coal output, highlighting the state’s dominant role in national energy production and supply stability.
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U. S
Texas
Native High Pointer For Raleigh Chief Davis Earns Degree
Raleigh police chief Tom Davis earned a bachelor of science in recreation from North Carolina State College. He completed the degree through night study, summer sessions, and proficiency exams, becoming the first man the dean has seen to balance full-time police work with continuous college work. Davis, 41, of High Point origins, is parent to three sons and will receive the degree at June exercises. His wife’s patience aided the effort as he rezipped time for classes early mornings and late evenings while serving as chief.
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High Point
J. Briant Kirkman
School of Education
Dean Kirkman
Paraplegia Association to Meet in Thomasville
The North Carolina Paraplegia Association will hold its monthly meeting Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Memorial Park recreation center in Thomasville. About 40 paraplegics from across the state are expected. Thomasville Gray Ladies hostesses. J. D. Foust and Tom Shaw lead arrangements. The group usually meets twice yearly in Thomasville. Association president is bridge McMillan of Winston.
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Thomasville
North Carolina
Selecting the Right IRS Form for 1957 Income Tax
G K Hodenfield explains choosing between Form 1040 and 1040A for 1957 returns. The piece outlines eligibility for 1040A, page counts for 1040, and how income level, dependents, and deductions affect which form to file. It notes that 1040A is faster but not universally available and previews future coverage of return classes.
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AP News
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Manetti
Revenue Service
Uncle Sam
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