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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1952

Page

3

Abandoned mine turned into a high security storage vault

Iron Mountain by Herman Knaust converts a former iron mine near Linlithgo into an air conditioned vault system. Banks banks and firms store records on microfilm and in individual vaults guarded by safe like doors. Prices start at $2 50 per year per vault with larger spaces from $900 upward.

Cynthia Lowry Linlithgo N.Y Iron Mountain Herman Knaust Knaust New York Wren Mowman Heels Storage Corp United States Rman Wey Vesger

How U S Taxes Compare With European Tax Rates

Walter Breede Jr analyzes international tax structures noting the United States collects about 22 percent of national income in federal taxes, while Britain 36 percent, France 22 percent, Germany 34 percent, Sweden 18 percent, and Italy 15 percent. Western Europe trends show easing tax growth amid welfare and rearmament costs. American families pay about 121 dollars in income tax on a 3 1/2 thousand dollar income after standard deduction, with varied figures for French, British, German, and Swedish households.

Walter Breede, JR New York U. S Washington London Paris Rome Frankfurt Stockholm Treasury Germany Sweden Italy Europe Uncle Sam Britain France Pinay

Pollution Kills Fish In Mobile Canal After Sudden Pollution

Thousands of dead fish covered a Mobile canal after a sudden pollution event. Officials described a terrible odor and blamed a quick influx of polluted water from a rain event. The affected species, menhaden, is valued for its oil, while hardier fishes survived.

Mobile Ala

Bird Watching Season Ends in Cleveland Event

Cleveland observers, about 300 strong, held a final outing of the bird watching season. E Wallin, curator of education at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, noted 31 warblers identified among the participants.

Cleveland E. Wallin Cleveland Museum of Natural History

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