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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1955

Page

5

First Farm Credit Conference Ends

Raleigh program closes the first annual farm credit conference at North Carolina State College sponsored by the North Carolina Bankers Association and the college. About 500 attendees heard Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation urge farmers to seek free market pricing and expanded world trade to raise prosperity, noting no overproduction and calling for mutually advantageous exchanges.

Raleigh North Carolina North Carolina State College North Carolina Bankers Assn State College Charles B. Shuman American Farm Burreau Federation Shuman

Radical new train designs planned by four major railroads

Four large railroads including Pennsylvania, New Haven, New York Central, and Santa Fe announced plans after a six month study to roll out radically different trains. Pennsylvania will test a tubular design between New York Pittsburgh and New York Washington. New York Central will order an integrated Train X style cars similar to Talgo designs. New Haven and Santa Fe will choose designs for initial service, with Santa Fe to use a new equipment plan on the Los Angeles Chicago route.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania New Haven New York Central Santa Fe Gr Oma PRR New York Pittsburgh Washington American Car and Foundry Co Rock Island Railroad Los Angeles Chicago

Actress Abigail Adams Found Dead in Beverly Hills Apartment

An autopsy surgeon said poison tests would take several days to determine cause of death for 37 year old Abigail Adams, former fiancée of comedian George Jessel, found dead in her Beverly Hills apartment. The postmortem showed no obvious pathological cause.

Beverly Hills Calif Abigail Adams George Jessel Alexander Griswold

Haiti Seen as Densest Populated Nation in Western Hemisphere

The article notes Haiti as the most densely populated country in the Western Hemisphere. It discusses the high population concentration and urban density across major cities.

Haiti Hemisphere

Hatchet attack on 14-year-old girl in Clovis New Mexico

Police pursue a 23-year-old Black suspect after a hatchet assault on Janice Wells left alone at a home. The 14-year-old suffered head and throat wounds and remains in serious condition. no charges filed yet as authorities question the man in Carry County Jail.

Clovis N.M Janice Wells Ollie Damron Carry Leroy Carson Janice Val Baumgarty Baumgart Damien

Dancer progresses after operation in Hollywood report

Hollywood reports dancer Marve Champion is progressing satisfactorily after an operation. Her husband Gower feason returned from a dancing tour when she was selected for treatment.

Hollywood Marve Champion Conexes Gower Feason Selena

Metals vie for style role in postwar decor

Sales pitches from copper brass aluminum chrome stainless and enameled steel fabrics target architects decorators and consumer homes. Aluminum enters cars hardware and construction with colored trim and decorative accents while enamelled steel and stainless steel push color coated facades and appliances.

Chicago American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers

Russia Not Ready For War Declared By Gen Kenney

Gen George C. Kenney retired chief of Allied air forces in the Pacific warned that World War III will not start until Russia has enough H bombs and delivery means, a two year estimate. He spoke to the Greeley Lions Club saying Formosan tensions will not hasten World War II.

Greeley Colo Russia George C. Kenney Pacific Kenney Greeley Lions Club

Early kindergartens Established in Germany in 1837

The first kindergartens were established in Germany in 1837 marking the emergence of organized early childhood education. This development highlighted a shift toward structured preschool learning and social development for young children.

Germany

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