Greenfield Mass Taps and Dies Hub Hosts Ayo Cutlery
Greenfield Massachusetts, identified as the world’s largest producer of taps and dies, is noted as the site of the Ayo Cutlery Factory in America, highlighting the region’s industrial significance.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1958
Page
2
Greenfield Massachusetts, identified as the world’s largest producer of taps and dies, is noted as the site of the Ayo Cutlery Factory in America, highlighting the region’s industrial significance.
A Reader's Digest item from January lists 49 practical ideas from happily married people to rekindle spring in a spouse's spirit. The article promotes 35 other entertaining pieces in the same issue now on sale at newsstands.
CBS will air five yearend specials over two Sundays beginning Dec 28. The lineup includes The Year Gone By and The Face of Red China with inside-China footage by Rolf Gillhausen, plus Years of Crisis and The Big News of 58 and Where We Stand on Russia. CBS Radio will simulcast three programs.
University of Houston students faced disruption after English professor Roland Dalomba’s suitcase was stolen at a Danville train station. The loot was recovered but exam papers were mutilated. Dalomba declined to declare any student failed based on the damage.
The motion picture industry faced an unsettled 1958 with TV competition and apathetic audiences. Despite potential big hits like The Vikings and Bridge on the River Kwai, production fell 34 percent from 293 films in 1957 to 194 in 1958, signaling a fragile year for Hollywood.
A critic says Hollywood concentrates on two genres the big budget epic with stars and the fast back exploitation picture featuring monsters and juvenile delinquents, reflecting a bifurcated studio approach.
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