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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1961
Page
5
The column advises avoiding hasty doctor shopping and focusing on one skilled physician. Rest the affected muscle not necessarily by bed rest, improve posture, use proper back support and a stiffer mattress as needed. Relaxation, heat, and gentle pain relief aid gradual recovery. refer to an orthopedist if chronic.
Workmen trenching for a new steam line near Columbus civic center uncover railroad tracks concrete machinery eight feet below current street level old pipeline and grindstones indicating earlier infrastructure. City officials note the find may reveal more about the area's development.
Wayne will become president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond on March 1, succeeding Hugh Leach who retires February 28. Aubrey Heflin rises to first vice president. Alonzo Decker Jr. chairs the board. Wayne, 53, is a Columbia, South Carolina native with long banking and regulatory experience.
Jacob y on Bridge explains the jump raise to show trump support and a dangerous hand. It covers the two bid, Jacoby Smith methods, and a five heart probe to gauge heart length. The piece notes North’s singleton or doubleton responses guiding six heart or six spade bids toward a grand slam. Also mentions the Avery Island rock salt mine oldest in the Western Hemisphere operating since 1817.
In Baltimore a Civil War centennial event drew eight participants beside statues as freezing wind and 18 degree cold kept crowd small. Uniforms mixed Confederate and Union lines at the Lee and Jackson statue, then at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument the ceremony repeated to honor Union soldiers. Edward Turner, committee chair, said the plan went awry.
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