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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1955

Page

18

Insurance Hearing Nears End in Tarboro Stock Move

In Raleigh the Insurance Commission hearing on the Hospital Association of Tarboro nears its end as six days of testimony concluded. Larry Eagles and Jenness Owens testified they acted in good faith in a bid to control the company through stock, while Attorney General Rodman questioned policyholder protections. Evidence cited includes forgeries and improper stock handling, with some stock never reaching policyholders.

Raleigh Insurance Charles P. Gold Hospital Assn Tarboro Larry P. Eagles Association Jenness R. Owens William B. Rodman Eagles Owens

Baby Arrives as Car Towed After Overtime Parked

Ruey C. Collins parked near police headquarters at 4 30 a m and left for a hospital. Upon return hours later he found his car towed for overtime parking and unclear whether a note about the move was left. Police offered no further details.

Richmond Ruey C. Collins

Mirror of Your Mind About Aggressive Behavior

The outward behavior of aggressive individuals is often hostile as aggression masks frustration and insecurity. They seek to control others, and without a polite veneer may pursue goals with a dog eat dog mindset. Such people are usually hard workers and capable, yet driven by need to dominate. Notably, wealthy parents tend to overprotect children and hinder development.

Perseverance and emotional strength in families

Joseph Whitney argues that perseverance helps children in all income levels cope with frustration and loneliness. He notes intelligence does not guard against mental illness, and ongoing emotional conflict can erode cognitive functioning as mental stimulation diminishes.

Grandma Delmar Grandmother Bags First Deer at 50 Yards

In Salisbury Maryland Mrs How ard Calhoun a 66 year old grandmother from Delmar shot her first deer a 110 inch 50 yard buck on Monday Her son Claude Calhoun of Delmar and son in law Charles Rounds of Salisbury attended and she plans to hunt again to register deer in their names The hunting habit began about 12 years ago on a doctor's advice to ease nervous tension

Salisbury Howard Calhoun Delmar Grandma Calhoun Claude FE. Calhoun Charles E. Rounds

What's The Answer What’s The Answer Can You Get 4 of the 7

A quiz item lists seven questions on wages production rail gauges belief in Jesus and more. Answers appear on page 7-0.

Highway Safety Emphasized by Governor Hodges in NC

Gov Hodges urged North Carolinians to view highway death victims as loved ones not statistics. He asked for personal sacrifices to reduce highway slaughter and for courts to curb reckless driving. State Auto Assn will award $500 scholarships to top bus drivers. Reynolds Tobacco will fund school driver training programs.

Raleigh Hodges Safety Council State Automobile Assn R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Reynolds

Fund Drive Planned for North Carolina Presbyterian College

Trustees approve a 344 million dollar campaign by Ward Dreshman and Reinhardt to fund a new consolidated college in eastern North Carolina. The project merges Flora Macdonald College Red Springs Peace College Raleigh and Presbyterian Junior College Maxton. Hearings are set January 31 to February 2 for 17 towns.

Raleigh Consolidated Presbyterian College New York Ward, Dreshman and Reinhardt S. H. Fulton First Presbyterian

Early Paper Use in Europe Emerges in 12th Century

The Arabs produced paper in the eighth century but records of its use by Europeans before the twelfth century are scarce. This note highlights the gradual adoption of paper technology across Europe after initial contact.

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