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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1958

Page

20

Helicopter service proves boon to rushing traveler

AP Newswriter Wes Cook reports helicopters are expanding from military use to civil roles in mail cargo and passenger service. New York Los Angeles operators add 15 passenger rotaries serving 24 communities. By 1970 Port Authority projects five million passengers through Manhattan while aviation groups foresee rapid jet powered growth. Authorities cite high costs and regulatory hurdles as challenges yet expect improvements in speed and reliability with future multi engine and vertical takeoff designs.

Wes Cook Tremenselicopter New York Chicago Los Angeles New York Airways Helicopter Airways Los Angeles Airways Santa Ana New York Port Authority Manhattan San Francisco Helicopter Council of the Aviation Industries Assn Civil Aeronautics Administration Robert L. Cummins Jr Air League of the British Empire

GOP Maps Tactics In District Battle

J Harold Sams told district Republicans he will not use Rep George Shuford health as a campaign issue amid a North Carolina 12th District contest. The party planned a September cavalcade through Buncombe Cherokee Clay Graham Haywood Henderson Jackson Macon Swain and Transylvania counties ending in Asheville to meet national chair Meade Alcorn and launch offices in Charlotte and other sites. The meeting in Dillsboro included district leaders from all 10 counties.

Dillsboro N. C J. Harold Sams George Shuford Sams Shuford Asheville Weimar Jones Franklin Press Western North Carolina Press Assn Orville Coward Sylva GOP Coward William Cobb Morganton Dick Clarke Hendersonville U.S Everett Jordan Cherokee County Meade Alcorn Buncombe Cherokee Clay Graham Haywood Henderson Jackson Macon Swain Translyvania Clarke

Doors Made From Doors Build A Warehouse Oddity

In Charlotte on Hutchinson Avenue a warehouse by S. L. Suggs uses 150 doors. Secondhand doors, some engraved or painted with quirky labels, were repurposed to form the structure. Suggs notes the project saved lumber and took four men two weeks to complete.

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Port Is Stop On Air Cruise From Philadelphia

About 30 light private planes depart Philadelphia for a 2300 mile air cruise to Mexico City. Sponsored by the Philadelphia Junior Chamber of Commerce the contest ends July 22 with winners judged by efficiency time to fuel ratio.

Philadelphia Meico City S.C Atlanta Montgomery Ala Jackson, Miss Shreveport Austin Texas Corpus Christi Brownsville Tampico Mexico Mexico City

Bernard Goldfine A Controlling Boston Textile Tycoon

Bernard Goldfine, a prominent Boston textile figure, is described as a restless, self aware booster who seeks universal approval. The profile portrays his ego driven habit of handshakes and gifts, immense phone bills, constant travel by private means, and a life split between a modest Chestnut Hill home and expansive business dealings. He rose from poverty in Russia, values economy yet spends lavishly on meals, tips, and conference calls, and his personal life includes marriage to Cynthia Goldfine, with a notable incident regarding Sherman Adams and a watch he offered back to congress.

Saul Pett Boston Bernard King Fish U. S Goldfine Russia Bernard Galatias Wil Bernard Goldfine Chestnut Hill Horace Europe Canada Sherman Adams Parker House Cynthia Johnny Howard Fabulous Finster Howard

Franklin Invents Bifocals Amid Spectacle Invention Debate

The origin of spectacles remains unclear but Benjamin Franklin is credited with developing bifocals. The note highlights Franklin's contribution as a key advancement in vision aids.

Benjamin Franklin

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Raymond Sawyer U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board Helicopter Assn. of America Goldfines Mr. B Solomon Goldfine Cynthia Goldfine Congressional Adams Marinello Continental Beauty College Arcade N. Main St Ladies Home Journal America Stauffer Dept Wilshire Blvd Calif Ture High Point S. Main Modern Complete Walt Nade Gilbert G. Hamlet W. Washington St Carolina Soute Supply CO W. Commerce Lady Sheaffer Sheaffer Jewelers Sechrest J. W. Sechrest and Son Quatral Sewice
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