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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1959
Page
26
Snyder Paper Co. opens a new plant at Drake Park after starting in a 20 by 60 foot W Russell Street building five years ago. The facility spans 42 000 square feet, cost 130 000 dollars, and employs 32 workers.
The State Bar reports 4,924 active Wisconsin attorneys and 2,213 are based in Milwaukee, showing the city contains more than half of the state's legal professionals.
A list of names and addresses appears as part of a summer school graduation notice featuring students from multiple towns including Thomasville High Point Greensboro and Mocksville. The roster includes Gilliam Anderson Anderson Mt Airy and many others with home addresses across North Carolina.
Pruette states city schools open with students from outside the city pay a $50 tuition on registration. Tuition students at junior high must attend the new Northeast School, and no paid students will be accepted at the old Junior High.
The Alvin Theater in New York changes hands as Max and Stanley Stahl acquire it from CBS. The father son duo, who also own the Mark Hellinger, plan to present The Girls Against the Boys starring Bert Lahr and Nancy Walker opening October 27.
Third graders protest a newspaper columnist description of their pet parrot Sam as the dumbest pupil for spending five years in the third grade. A student defends Sam noting he is seven and in the Optie, challenging the remark.
Media Records reports the combined run of paper color linage in cities grew from just above 46 million lines in 1951 to over 122 million lines in 1958. The rise reflects expanding color usage across newspapers nationwide.
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