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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1959
Page
20
Mrs. Benjamin Spock, 82, recalls Benny Spock as a happy, well behaved child in New Haven. She notes his early discipline beliefs and says his work teaching child care has aged him, while he now lectures in Cleveland.
German Prince and Princess of Ysenburg Budingen will attend in Iowa next week to honor Amana Church Society founders. Amana marks 100 years since Iowa chartering of Amana towns East Middle High South and Homestead. The note outlines Amana history from its 18th century beginnings in Germany to U S settlement and communal life. Diamond and jewelry ad spending in the prior year reached 1 498 000 dollars, up 27 percent from the year before.
Washington AP reports Michigan State University researcher Elizabeth Drews finds gifted girls in Lansing worry being labeled as brainy will hinder marriage prospects. Her four year study, funded by a 26000 dollar U.S. Office of Education grant, explores whether media and society discourage female intellect.
A group of Argentine and Chilean professional drivers navigate the perilous 244 mile ascent from Mendoza to Santiago in 1938 cars. The route climbs to 12 570 feet over gravel and dirt with sheer drops and narrow curves. Passengers pay 18 dollars each one way and witness breathtaking scenery including Aconcagua before crossing into Chile.
Washington AP reports rural life faces quicker pace and urban-style dangers. Church leaders seek guidance after Agricultural Department notes in Keeping Abreast of Change that farms consolidate, grow capital, rely on off‑farm services, and alter family life and community institutions amid rapid transition.
In Cleveland a gang of about 12 to 17 year olds rode bikes and smashed at least eight windows of a house bought by Harry McCarthy a postal worker. Police kept watch overnight after the vandalism in an all white neighborhood. Abbie Bloom reported the hit while Mrs Bloom described drapes pulled to the lawn.
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