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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1955
Page
5
The National Institute of Health cites 200 million yearly on medical research aimed at prolonging life. Experts discuss aging trends, past antiaging hopes, and projections of life extending into the 80s and beyond.
Southern Railway engineers near completion of plans for a concrete bridge to replace Highland Ave underpass. City to widen approaches and install sidewalks, with the railroad bearing about half of an estimated fifty thousand dollar project. Work expected to start in three to four months.
A charity sectional two session duplicate bridge game will be held in Greensboro at the Mayfair Cafeteria on Jan 22. Registration begins 1 25 p.m. with play at 1 55 and evening games at 7 45. The event is co sponsored by the Central Carolina Bridge Association and the American Cancer Society. A special 7 45 game is planned for those unable to attend the afternoon session.
Judge John R. Ross dismissed a Mann Act complaint against T Frank Gales a 49 year old former Baptist minister of Greensboro North Carolina. The FBI charged Gales with illicit travel with Ruth Stafford 34 Kernersville NC but no probable cause was found. Gales attorney Richard Horton said the couple went to Reno to obtain divorces to marry.
Fragmented OCR notes summarize security quotes and investor data across firms such as National Bank and Houston operations. The table references percentages, dates, and firm names with unclear context, indicating a financial page snippet listing yields, shares, and related entities.
A light collection notes age defying events from London to New Jersey. A 69 year old woman sues a 73 year old man for breach of promise in London. A 97 year old doctor dies in Houston after a long retirement. A Jersey shopper repels an armed robber. A New Jersey grandmother chases away a thief from a sporting goods store. A Jersey City youth gains name change permission before entering the Army. Eureka Kansas college rebrands as Midwest Institute of Business Administration. A mixed bag of long lives and curious name shifts across sites.
The Chamber argues real federal economy requires deciding if Big Government should continue services or be cut to fit current income. Many costs are "relatively uncontrollable" by law, including veterans programs farm price supports and public assistance. Reducing them would require changing laws, not just cutting requests.
The Nautilus, the world’s first atomic submarine, will begin sea trials in Groton Connecticut two months ahead of schedule. The vessel will leave its fitting dock for surface tests of propulsion gear as two more atomic subs receive approvals.
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