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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1956
Page
2
A hastily copied quiz prompts readers on topics from presidents car models and tax tips to geography and boxing legends. The passage also notes Havana rivaling Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires in population for a century after the American Revolution.
A fragmentary crossword prompt mentions farm related clues with numbers and hints about snoozes and across clues. It lacks complete entries or a full grid.
The McDowell County Board of Education says it has no objection to the Supreme Court passing judgment in a segregation case brought by Old Fort Negro residents. It objects to the petitioners’ chosen route to the high court, noting the aim is for their children to attend the white Old Fort school instead of the Marion Negro school 15 miles away. The case concerns a writ of certiorari sought after McDowell Senter Some ruling, with judges and officials debating proper legal remedies and the 1955 Legislature’s guidance on admission procedures.
Mountain state park in Michigan's upper region covers 41 935 acres of timber. Malaria causes an estimated three million deaths globally each year.
In 1950 the United States had about 19 million war veterans, reflecting a large postwar veteran population. The figure underscores the scale of servicemen and women who returned home after World War II and the ongoing implications for benefits and national services.
Trout season opens today across 1200 miles of Western North Carolina water from Murphy to Morganton. Anglers flock to streams and lakes as the Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission reports 30 percent more trout stocked this year across nine wildlife management areas.
A quotation attributed to Winston Churchill discusses three broad human reactions to distress: those tolled to death, those worried to death, and those bored to death. The witty line emphasizes how fear and monotony shape human endurance.
In Kenansville North Carolina March 1 a Wallace gas station attendant was killed. Jesse P. Watkins 22 of Wilmington and Richard P. Verret 19 of Gretna La received life sentences after pleading guilty to first degree murder. Cunningham and Efland Marines at Camp Lejeune pleaded to related charges. All four still face armed robbery charges in Wilmington.
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