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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1957
Page
3
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In St. Petersburg a former North Carolina minister, H. Sanford Williams 49, shot his wife 49 and two sons Ward 10 and Eldon 9 then killed himself at their home. Police say the four were killed early Tuesday with a .45 pistol. Williams headed the National Retirement Foundation since 1954 and had expressed despondency over the foundation's progress and funding.
Fayetteville police sought two unidentified Negro robbers who held up three victims yesterday. Safety Taxi driver James Ivey and driver Robert Parker reported being robbed of cash watches a wallet and other items. The pair then forced Ivey to drive the suspects to a service station where attendant George W. Davis was robbed of about $60.
In a long bridge deal, North reaches four hearts and makes five odd while South, defending four spades, also makes five but is thwarted by Ed Mori’s defense. The key sequence features a diamond shift by John McGervey and a dramatic spade uppercut by Mori, yielding a bottom score for South.
Nine cotton merchants including two in Charlotte consented to a judgment ending an antitrust suit under the Sherman Act. They allegedly used Morris Wolf as a common purchasing agent to restrain competition. The consent decree, filed in New Orleans, bars price fixing and bid manipulation and states CC regulations change removed core issues.
Sailors sang chanteys to time their work on old sailing ships. Crews used the rhythm to haul sails and perform tasks, pairing song with labor aboard era vessels.
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