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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
2
Changes by Congress modify how much and how long a railroad worker may collect unemployment pay. The daily rate rises and waiting is removed, increasing total benefits by about 20 percent. eligibility requires full unemployment, willingness to work, meeting minimum railroad earnings, and work registration.
Senator Richard Neuberger faced cancer spreading to his tongue, a testicle, and lung, prompting humility and reflection. He describes a shift from prestige to simple joys, finding support from colleagues across parties as he undergoes treatment in Portland and returns to the Senate with renewed perspective.
Four Mecklenburg County school buses were involved in three accidents on the last day of school. Elliott Gettys Jr., 17, backed a bus into a ditch and overturned injuring no students aboard. Harold Crawford Jr., 16, was charged with following too closely after a collision in which three buses were involved. William J. Korbler, 16, struck a car and was charged with following too closely after turning to tell a passenger to sit down.
Historians credit King Croesus of Sardis now in Turkey with introducing coinage to markets of the ancient world.
Panamanians eagerly join weekly lottery instalment plans to buy items like a $100 radio. Customers pick a number 00 to 99. if it matches the last two digits of the weekly lottery, payments stop and the prize may come in early. Merchants report eager buyers chase bigger prizes like a $1,000 dining room set.
A note on language shows taboo and tattoo as the sole Polynesian terms integrated into English. Scholars trace their origins and diffusion, highlighting how these two words became common in usage and dictionaries over time.
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