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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1956
Page
13
Secretary of Agriculture Benson warned farmers that government hog price supports would hurt them, not help. He said while the U S government would buy hogs to bolster prices, it would not stockpile vast meat reserves, and warned against uniform pricing and overproduction plans that could lead to rationing and market controls.
Arles Atwood Jr., 21, of East Bridgewater, admitted to murder after shooting Rose Marie Da Silva, 18, at the Massachusetts Memorial Hospital nurses home in Boston. The attack followed Da Silva rejecting his suit. Atwood said he pursued her for hours and returned to the hospital stairs where she was killed.
In St Louis a court case over dog ownership ended with a veterinarian declaring the mongrel two years old. Mrs James Lancaster claimed ownership of Beg while Mrs Sarahlee Rapoport alleged Lassie was hers. The judge ruled in Lancaster's favor after the vet confirmed the aged dog belonged to her.
Hickory North Carolina Governor Hodges told the Hickory Chamber of Commerce that the states low per capita income stems from many small farms and urged more home owned industry. He cited 20 000 fewer farms in five years and reported nearly 800 000 in stock subscriptions for the NC Business Development Corp to promote local industry. The speech noted the steel sector had 770 000 stockholders in 1954 with 763 000 employed in plants and affiliates.
Raleigh survey finds limited tenant migration from Eastern North Carolina tobacco farms. County agents report small or no mass movement with some tenants seeking different work but few have left communities. рост.
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