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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1957
Page
22
Andrew C. Lang presents a House of the Week feature detailing a single story 55 by 34 foot modern ranch. The plan emphasizes privacy with rear living spaces and front bedrooms, a two car garage, screened porch and versatile kitchen layout for family supervision and deliveries.
Air Force Museum at Dayton claims the 179 ton B-36 named the oldest and largest museum piece. The second B-36 built for the Air Force, it arrived after 1500 flight hours and rests permanently among other historic aircraft, following the first B-36 which was dismantled.
Des Moines resident Big Jim Smith faced a measurement dispute over his height for the draft. Initial Army judgment listed him at 6 feet 5 and a half inches, then 6 feet 6 and 3/4 inches, exceeding the 6 feet 6 inch limit, so he was not inducted after quitting his job, moving family, selling the car, and reporting for a Chicago draft physical.
New Ulm Minn The German language is staging a comeback in New Ulm founded by immigrants from Ulm Germany in 1854. A teacher has been hired to teach a course in German at New Ulm High School next year. The language has been dead in the schools for many years with older residents speaking German and one church still conducting a German service.
A fixed glazed panel beside the front door of Design HW-45 offers privacy if kept opaque. If privacy allows, a clear panel could admit more daylight and create a brighter indoor outdoor foyer character.
Jimmy Whyte a Scottish sailor aboard the Ark Royal rode in an American police car with lights flashing and sirens, spending four nights ashore in Norfolk with officers $8. E. Cherry and E. W. Farr. The officers liked him too and allowed nightly rides.
Charleston reporting that Governor Cecil H. Underwood sought a mental health director and interviewed a psychiatrist at the doctor’s office after he was too busy to visit the Capitol. The governor said the town had quickly learned he had gone to a psychiatrist.
AP Newsfeatures writer John Wallace outlines steps for new homeowners to verify completion of work, protect the property, and manage heat, moisture, electrical safety, gutters, water shutoffs, doors, water heater maintenance, attic and crawl space ventilation, storm sash efficiency, and proper cleaning and waxing of painted surfaces.
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