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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1957

Page

16

Poets From Passaic Bridge Polish Letters With Warm Signs

U S youngsters hear from Poland as letters arrive with poems, gifts, and drawings. Postmarks show Radio Free Europe’s reach from Poznan to Bialystok and Krakow to Gdansk. Letters express curiosity about American life, friendships, and occasional shadows of communism. July 4 marks the start.

Poland Fenimore Cooper Jack London America Radio Free Europe Poznan Bialystok Krakow Gdansk Lucynka Gigi Passaic, J

Scott Faces Murder Trial in Los Angeles Case

L. Ewing Scott will go to trial on murder charges for his wife Evelyn's death. He pleaded innocent to all counts in court on Tuesday as the case moves forward regarding the missing Evelyn Scott and related grand theft and forgery charges tied to her estate.

Los Angeles L. Ewing Scott Scott Evelyn

Conant Urges More Junior Colleges For Youth

James B. Conant, former Harvard president, urged expanding junior colleges crediting two years of college work as enough for many youths. He argued most students prefer work over extended schooling and questioned whether four year colleges meet this need.

Philadelphia James B. Conant Harvard Conant Assa Serena Ed Sachar

First Mattresses in Ancient Rome Use Grass and Feathers

Ancient Romans pioneered mattresses in the third century B C. They used stuffed sacks with reeds hay wool or feathers and slept on them. Hair growth on the face is reported to be four times thicker than scalp hair.

Moravian Church Fire Wipes Noted Historic Site

Fire destroyed the famed Moravian church in Lititz Pennsylvania dating to 1787. Trustees estimate losses may reach a million dollars with the cause still undetermined. The building held rich traditions and folklore and stood beside a Dutch stronghold in Lancaster County.

Lititz Vans Caster County

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