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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1953
Page
5
Practical guidance for cyclists stressing night visibility and personal responsibility. Wear luminous paint and a red cat’s eye, use a headlight, ride right, stop at crossings, avoid riding with others abreast or on trucks, maintain the bike, and use hand signals. Personal safety depends on the rider’s care and skill.
Leslie Gould weighs whether pushing executives to retire at 60 or 65 is wise amid rising competition. He argues experienced leaders may still contribute in advisory roles as firms face tighter markets, slower growth, and broader competitive pressure across banks manufacturing advertising and services.
Leon Morrison of Chula Vista fired nine times with a .38 revolver in San Diego and found the gun jammed with all nine bullets in the barrel after the pearl handle broke. He surrendered the weapon at the Chula Vista police station and said he was no expert marksman.
Emma Hall of Memphis bequeaths a house and lot to William Tyson III after her aunt dies. The will, dated in Memphis, designates the 64 year old Emma Hall as the testatrix and identifies William Tyson III as the beneficiary of the property. The wording notes the recipient is a nine year old white boy who was nursed by the deceased.
A $40,000 restoration project on Mackinac Island will honor Dr. William Beaumont whose 1822 study of human digestion arose after Alexis St. Martin was shot, creating a stomach wound that allowed Beaumont to observe digestive processes. The shrine and Beaumont’s office from 1822 will be restored and turned over to the Mackinac Island state park commission.
Marie Dionne, the youngest of the 1934 quintuplets, will enter the Sisters of the Holy Sacrament in Quebec this fall to become a nun. Yvonne plans art studies in Montreal, while Cecile Annette and Emilie will resume courses in Nicolet to study languages music elocution decorative art and home economics. The siblings, born to a Canadian farm family, end their closely watched life after Dr. DaFo’s 1934 delivery fame.
A government commission led by the minister of works is studying a better link between Lisbon and the south bank of the Tagus. With the Marshal Carmona Bridge upriver, ferries remain the sole current connection to the growing south bank.
A Tax Court case clarifies alimony deductions require merger with the divorce decree and proper timing. The ruling notes a separation agreement alone does not authorize deductions if not linked to the Florida decree. The article cites a spouse’s earlier Florida divorce and the denial of deduction due to misalignment of the separation agreement with the decree.
In Saco Maine Bill Curran of Cheverus Portland and Joe Regina of St Louis Biddeford were chatting when Curran found a parking ticket. He later visited police headquarters to pay it and asked the desk sergeant the patrolman’s name. The sergeant replied Joe Regina.
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