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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1956
Page
2
A compact crossword style clue list includes a variety of terms from aquatic creatures to descriptors and names. Entries range from an alligator like fish to famed poets Khayyam and a Persian poetess, along with words for emotions metals and vessels.
A grizzled prospector in Klamath Falls camps on Main Street claiming a uranium strike beneath the curb. Earl Sheridan refuses hospital care, says he’ll lose his fortune and insists the city must honor his claim as legal battles over eviction continue.
Norfolk Virginia Corporation Court Judge H Lawrence Bullock rules Cora Johnson Crater of Charlotte North Carolina is the legal widow of Claudius A Crater killed in a September traffic accident. Crater's siblings dispute the marriage while Mrs Vesta King Crater claimed common law status in Florida. A federal suit over Crater estate, described as sizeable though debt ridden, proceeds.
In San Diego a 6 year old girl, Carol Church, died on a United Air Lines flight. Her grandfather Albert Vogt and other relatives were aboard as the family from William E. Church of San Diego automobile sales is identified.
A brief tremor rattled Chile causing residents to rush into the streets but authorities reported no damage or injuries. Officials noted the quake was short and did not result in structural harm.
Charlotte report says North Carolina PTA executive committee fears two Advisory Committee on Education proposals could damage 50 years of progress. The group opposes funding tuition grants to private nonsectarian schools for students in racially mixed settings and any bill abolishing compulsory school attendance.
Five hundred Spin Dale Mills workers in Rutherfordton North Carolina urged Congress to curb Japanese textiles blaming cheap cotton and low wages for job losses. Jim Sherer said every worker signed the petition, the first issued by mill hands backing industry leaders against Nipponese imports.
Charles Mercer notes a vociferous Presley following among teens and stones critics as out of touch. He reports letters from 16 states, mostly unsigned, with many signed by girls and some boys, showing a desire to express themselves through Presley. Mercer reflects on generational gaps and teen attitudes toward authority as temperatures rise and a hospital report is mentioned in passing.
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