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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1958
Page
2
An AP Foreign Analysis examines how per capita liquor use and population data mislead in US Soviet comparisons. It notes death rates, physician and engineer counts, and industrial growth, while warning that incomplete Soviet data distort the overall picture.
First hearing reports Thomas Carberry aged 43 fell 40 feet while cleaning a window. John Allan the 54 year old owner of the firm went to investigate and also fell to his death.
In a confused East West battle, East overcalled the opening clubs and West misread. North’s aggressive bidding pushed five diamonds while South captured five in a hearts and clubs sequence. East’s two spade response and a later misdefense sealed the outcome as declarer racked up five diamonds.
Marie Zehm a 12 year old in Canon City Colorado who plays the marimba for shut ins and chapel services received a letter from “From your friends Box 1010 Canon City” with a cash gift of 229 dollars and 10 cents. The note said the group had adopted her and wished her well.
A newspaper table comparing Soviet and American statistics shows the United States producing markedly more durable consumer goods including automobiles, radio and TV sets, and home refrigerators than the Soviet Union. The narrative centers on a war context referencing missile counts but emphasizes production disparities in consumer goods.
A thief in New Haven, Connecticut, stole a bag of pickled peppers from Mrs. Frank Ruotolo’s basement, making off with the items.
Queen Elizabeth's yacht Brittania moved from five months in dry dock to sea before striking a buoy in Portsmouth Harbor. The incident left the ship with a damaged propeller and the vessel laid up again.
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