Pressroom Delights Young Visitors At High Point Enterprise
Hundreds of schoolchildren tour the Enterprise building in downtown High Point to see the big cyclinder press capable of up to 600 papers a minute. Guides note the pressroom as the highlight and many students produce drawings and notes about printing history. Tours run mainly 11 am to 3 pm, with advance scheduling through Circulation.
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Ray Street School
Ida Pickens
Ray Street
Enterprise
Judy Brewton
Priscilla Davis
Sean
High Point
Cyclinder Press
C. F. Tomlinson Grammar School
Ray St
R. T. Pickens
Thomasville
Wolf Hopes To Develop HPC Research Attitude
Wolf Jr a new High Point College psychology instructor brings a background in experimental work. He studied night and color vision for submariners and rehab for veterans, with aims to expand experimental psychology courses and foster a stronger research attitude at the college. He enjoys handball chess violin piano and community orchestra membership.
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Wolf
Ison Barker Thieme Wolf Jr
High Point College
St. Louis
Roosevelt High School
Harris Teachers College
U. S. Army
Washington University
St Louis
New London
Medical Department of
The
Veterans Administration
MekKendree College
Lebanon
Board of Education of
Famous Grandfather Mountain Opens April 30
Linville announces the opening of Grandfather Mountain to the public on April 30. The Blue Ridge site will host events this season including a Sports Car Hill Climb on June 5 and the North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce State Kite Flying Championships on June 11-12. The Singing on the Mountain returns June 26 with Arthur Smith and his Crackerjacks as featured acts.
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Linville
Grandfather Mountain
Blue Ridge Mountain
North Carolina
Blue Ridge
Sports Car Club of
Greensboro
Mary Hannah
Texas
New Jersey
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Mutual
Bobby Benson
Col
Dean Hess
Korea
Joe L. Hartley
Arthur Smith
WBTV
WBT
Charlotte
Eisenhower to speak on world trade at AP luncheon
White House says President Eisenhower will address world trade as the main topic at the Associated Press luncheon in New York. James Hagerty said trade links a prosperous America with a free peaceful world and the address airs live at 2 p.m. EDT on CBS NBC radio networks. A CBS tape of the speech follows at 4 30 p.m. EDT.
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New York
White House
Eisenhower
Associated Press
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Beieves
America
CBS
NBC
Mutual
ABC
Young contestant wins Weird Pet Contest at Stamford theater
A'-Alan Diedrickson, 11, of Darien won top honors in a Weird Pet Contest at a Stamford theater. His deodorized skunk Woodie took first prize, a $25 savings bond, while Alan’s reserves—two white mice, a cat, four turtles, a snake, a frog and a toad—were in the wings.
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Stamford, Cohn
Alan Diedrickson
Darien
Woodie
Alan
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