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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1955
Page
2
In Dallas a six year old girl Cheryl Hambrick faced life alone after her mother died of cancer and her father Morgan Hambrick 52 a bakery clerk died later in his home. Cheryl's teacher Mrs Anne Black described the girl clinging to her and asking about her father.
A chipping squirrel travels to its storehouse with four nuts in its jaws on every journey. The behavior shows consistent foraging as the creature hoards food.
A Rhode Island Legislature bill would require insurers to print policies in type no smaller than capital letters on a standard typewriter. The rest of the passage touts a terry wraparound garment as a practical, inexpensive ward robe item.
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Channel 3 listings show a Monday lineup with soap operas dramas and news blocks. Programs include Big Payoff One Man's Family Industry on Parade Mr. Sweeney Romances Pinky Lee Greatest Gift Howdy Doody Golden Windows Jolly Junction Miss Marlowe Hawkins Falls Boris Karloff Tony Martin and News headlines throughout the afternoon and evening.
Newark photographer Melvin Weiss aged 32 had a camera stolen from a site while he focused a storefront shot. The thief nabbed a second camera left at the scene.
Rome reports Sen. Raffaele Paolucci de Valmaggiore, a prominent surgeon and Pope Pius consult, elected by the Monarchist party. He vows reconciliation with Achille Lauro's Popular Monarchist faction, noting Lauro split the party last June over personal differences with leaders.
HAL BOYLE notes Caracas as a booming boomtown with vast oil wealth and rapid modernization. He contrasts luxury projects like Centro Bolivar and hotel Manaco with pervasive poverty, detailing rails, hospitals, housing programs, and mass migration while highlighting the influx of foreign investment and a lavish boom era.
Relman Morin introduces a five part AP series on the stock market. The piece follows Miss X, a schoolteacher from upstate New York, who turned $5,000 into nearly $20,000 through selecting stocks and reinvesting dividends. The article notes millions invest, contrasts 1954 with 1929, and explains margin rules and looming congressional scrutiny.
A proposed amendment to the state constitution would allow residents to vote without paying a poll tax. The measure was introduced in the Arkansas Legislature on Friday, signaling a push to remove a financial barrier to voting.
A reader note reports that in 1952, concert attendance surpassed baseball games. The tally highlights rising popularity of live music events and shifts in leisure choices across the nation.
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