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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1963
Page
3
An IRS official offers a plan to start early on tax forms, organize records, and use a mechanical brain for checks. The piece lists common overlooked deductions and answers four questions about alimony, medical expenses, home sale taxation, and self improvement course deductions.
Reader asks about sinus surgery and saline sprays. Dr Molner explains when sinus issues warrant operation, links allergies and irritants to sinus symptoms, and warns against saline sniffing. He notes sinus problems rarely cause hearing loss unless linked to severe infections.
A collage of light notes covers science curiosities old film villains drink tips and retro life hacks. It recalls actors McKim Kohler and Torrance while noting salon chatter on tea automats in Tokyo and Halley’s Comet’s return.
A concise report notes a motorist who drives with reckless abandon, described as aiming the vehicle rather than steering traditionally. The statement emphasizes dangerous driving behavior and the perception of vehicle control.
Rep Basil Whitener of North Carolina urged caution on quick disarmament during a Sunday dedication speech at the new National Guard armory in Kings Mountain. About 400 people attended with Maj Gen Weston H Willis present. The armory will house Company D of the 150th Engineers of the 30th Infantry Division.
AP recalls February 3 1948 when high taxes and weak tax cuts bred venture capi tal fears while steel profits sagged amid rising costs. Weather halted production, prices fell for butter and nylon stocks improved, and inflation loomed as trade talks stalled.
William Graham Stephens 33 drives onto a railroad track near Yankeeville. He escapes before a train hits his 1960 Chrysler, dragging the car 1500 feet and scattering hundreds of bottles of barber and beautician supplies. Train damage cited at about $2000. Stephens charged with driving drunk. State Trooper Glen Konrad described the setup and timing.
The message promotes a flameless electric clothes dryer as a reliable indoor option. It claims faster drying than sun exposure, with colors remaining rich and true and no sun bleaching. The tone emphasizes indoor convenience regardless of outdoor weather.
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