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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1957
Page
8
A guide outlines copper and brass finishes and care. It explains lacquer coatings, baking and air drying, protective wax options, and cleaning tips for antiques. It notes cooking utensils lack protective finishes, and offers tarnish removal and upkeep tips for lacquered and unlacquered pieces.
The battered statue of Field Marshal Viscount Gough in Dublin was blown up after two men were seen loitering near the equestrian statue. The attack follows prior vandalism including a severed head recovered from the River Liffey and a damaged horse statue.
Two gangs targeted the same London suburban grocery in the same night and, after discovering each other, agreed to join forces to haul a half ton safe to a waiting truck. Scotland Yard was tipped off as detectives investigated the unlikely collision of criminals.
In Wheaton Maryland a DJ billed the hottest show in town drew firemen to the scene as a fire broke out in the transmitter room during the program. Damage described as negligible.
Two stock clerks uncovered 62379 dollars hidden in a box of Japanese wooden spoons at S. Klein's store. The sum is part of 74109 dollars reported missing on June 29. Detectives call it an inside job and say the thief hid cash in the spoon carton, with 11730 dollars still missing.
In Greensboro North Carolina a four year old Hereford cow owned by G G Filmore Jr produced a calf recently, the second in four months. A veterinarian cited rare cases of calves born a week apart but never four months apart.
Warsaw reports state radio and press in Communist Poland moving to commercial operations. Newspapers run extensive ads from Soliszewski brothers and Realmax agency, while a marriage bureau seeks American offerings. Vatican City note appears in coverage.
In Connecticut police say State Rep. Anna Mae Pallanck, 34, fired three or four shots at workers trying to extend a boundary fence in front of her house. The workers fled. Pallanck was charged with aggravated assault and released on a $500 bond.
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