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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1957
Page
5
Dr. Robert Calvert a chemist writer and lecturer will speak to the central North Carolina section of the American Chemical Society tomorrow night at High Point College The venue is the Science Building Room 213 and the topic centers on what ponmeg should do about Pat
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Nine residents were evacuated after a loud rumble sparked fears of a furnace explosion in a Milwaukee apartment. Investigators found the alarm started when a 2 year old turned up a television to maximum volume.
A state report lists 127 new or proposed industries in North Carolina for 1956. High Point shows 12 mentions and Charlotte 13, with other cities trailing. The data cover categories like furniture, metal products, and miscellaneous plants, plus related economic indicators from federal and local sources.
The New York market faced a major test this week as averages dipped below 1956 lows before offsetting some losses. The AP 60-stock average rose 30 cents to 172.50, with a Monday break ending at 168.90 before a rally. Top active issues included Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, U S Steel, U S Hoffman Machinery, and General Dynamics.
Lawrence C. Byerly 38 will become plant manager at Hickory Throwing Company in Hickory on Monday. He brings 20 years in Burlington Industries with throwing divisions and will oversee Helanca stretch yarn production for hosiery and weaving trades. Married to Ann White of High Point, they plan to relocate with their daughter Belinda seven to Hickory in June.
A Latin phrase translates to mournful note about boys and a ball bouncing. The text hints at a humorous nod within the advertising world. It reads like a familiar quip used to illustrate playful brand messaging and wordplay.
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