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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1956
Page
6
In Thomasville the author wakes at 6:36 a.m. to freight and passenger whistle sounds. He notes schedules that his sleep could improve only if Southern rail tunnels the town, as rail growth brings more trains and noise.
In Positano Italy John Maresca hosts a tranquil pensione Casa Maresca with no radio or TV. The village offers sea views marble balconies and a climb to beaches via stone steps with boats for coastal trips. Writers and painters find a leisurely refuge away from American media.
A column proposes a $7 million tunnel project for the Southoe Railroad to aid light sleepers. The Fund for the Betterment of the Light Lounger's Lot seeks contributions via the Sunday Enterprise to cover construction costs and soundproofing.
The Defense Department expects about 2,000 young doctors to volunteer for military service between now and September. The figure would fill almost half of the Pentagon's need for 4,600 medical officers for the year starting July 1. A spokesman noted many interns plan to complete their two year service obligation under the draft law.
Dallas police say four underage suspects, ages 7 to 8, aided by a 3 year old, burglarized Roy Crowell’s home taking four silver dollars and a carton of cigarettes before the younger boy slipped out with no loot. The 3 year old later returned alone and kept the cigarettes and money.
Justice Story served from 1811 to 1845 and became the youngest man appointed to the Supreme Court at just over 32 years old.
Vienna reports state that Josef Cardinal Mindszenty remains under measures imposed by Hungarian authorities after a 1949 treason conviction. He was released last July 15 and placed in a home for aging priests, with unverified claims of a rearrest due to loyalty pledges.
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