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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1958
Page
2
Charles Clark 23-year-old Gastonia man, weighing 225 pounds and listed at 4800 pounds for his car, was pinned under the vehicle when a jack slipped in his rural yard. He spent about 30 minutes trapped before his wife, her parents, and a passing motorist freed him. he was hospitalized with bruises and a sore back.
Dr. George J. Wherrett of the Canadian Tuberculosis Association notes that last year 3,033,147 people were X-rayed for tuberculosis in Canadian hospitals. He states there is no danger from the radiation involved.
Governor Hodges told highway right-of-way engineers that the state is not an overbearing agency and must inform citizens of their rights. He urged applying the Golden Rule in negotiations and warned against using authority as a club, stressing last-resort use after careful review. The engineers heard explanations of new procedures for negotiations. Cricket season in Trinidad runs January to June.
A local schedule lists morning devotions at 9 00 followed by 9 15 Second Breakfast and 9 30 What's Cooking with RFD Piedmont slated for 12 08. The items appear as a community timetable of events and programs.
At 9:00 Musie Choier performs followed by Ernieford at 9:30. Rosemary Clooney headlines 10:00 with Jane Wyman at 10:30. The block closes with News at 11:00.
The notice lists Friday events including music and devotions with emphasis on services and fellowship._DETAILS unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates a schedule of religious and musical activities.
City planners in New Orleans, Indianapolis and New Haven weigh removing or restricting parking in central districts to boost pedestrians. Rochester, Philadelphia and Los Angeles plan new loops, monorails and connectors to move people efficiently while bus lines shrink.
In Greensboro a second Scales trial seeks to tie Communism to Smith Act charges. FBI informant John Lautner, a former party member, testified on party trainings and publications from 1947 8, while prosecutors plan to link those teachings to Junius Irving Scales.
New York markets drifted lower after a quiet start as oils base metals rails and chemicals slipped while a few issues posted fractional gains. The Associated Press index fell to 163.50 as 60 shares showed mixed moves with Dow components like General Electric and General Motors among decliners and several major names continuing to trade.
SAM DAWSON reports plans to lift a slump by easier credit for businesses and consumers, increased government spending, and a possible tax cut. The measures target weak consumer demand and reduced business investment, amid rising unemployment and output declines across auto, steel, oil and textiles.
The report details multiple youths charged after assaults and robberies near Bronx and Manhattan schools. A 15-year-old monitor was stabbed at Henry Hudson Junior High. a 14-year-old boy was charged and paroled after an incident. A 19-year-old robber targeted students at the High School of Music and Art and a Brooklyn College student was robbed on campus.
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