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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1955
Page
30
A Cub Scout group from Pack 4 tours Southern Railway yards in Spencer led by Cubmaster W. Fred Snider. Panes show the den exploring heavy equipment, inspecting a diesel, and boxcars while thirsty Cubs sample water and hot dogs.
Benny Black a freshman from Arlington State College found a man’s billfold containing 1120 in her theater seat. She turned it to an usher and management traced it to Sherwood Johnston a sports car racer who said he planned to reward her and claimed he didn’t know it had fallen out of his pocket.
Navy deploys hunter killer air and sea forces to counter Communist submarines. Vice Admiral Callaghan says the system offers the greatest potential against submarine threats, with 90 of 375 Soviet subs active in the Pacific. Naval divisions test air and sea craft including carriers Princeton Valley Forge Enterprise Leyte Natietam and others remodeled for anti submarine duties.
If non business deductions exceed ten percent of income you save by itemizing on Long Form 1040. Compute tax per page 3 and file the long form. If near ten percent, compare short and long forms to see which yields lower tax.
P Teams in a north central Pennsylvania softball league push wheelbarrows on a 234 mile route from Wellsboro to Galeton to aid the March of Dimes drive. They move only after a contribution and motorists stop to help. Each team had covered about four miles by Friday.
Osie Wright, 5, admitted to entering Willie Turner’s home and taking all furniture and property except the sink. He returned for the sink and was found kneeling with a pipe wrench by Turner. A jury convicted Wright of house breaking.
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