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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1955
Page
12
Crossword style puzzle clues list with across and down entries. Includes hints like Great Lakes habitat and various word meanings. Appears as a mixed set of water themed terms and miscellaneous descriptors.
UNITED NATIONS N Y The forthcoming 10th anniversary ceremony of the United Nations in San Francisco is expected to spotlight Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. The article outlines his background, education in Sweden and Uppsala, and his leadership of a 60 nation organization amid Cold War tensions and U N budget concerns.
A readable fragment notes relief from backache and hints at associated symptoms. It mentions emotional strain and fatigue, urges seeking care if misery persists, and references kidney-related concerns in general terms.
In Boone North Carolina Appalachian State Teachers College will on July 1 appoint Dr Renkin M. Rankin as president succeeding Dr BB Dougherty who resigned after 56 years of service. The board formed a three member committee to review applicants and select a successor, with W J Conrad Mrs Mary Caldwell and State Brock among the committee members.
The Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina plans consolidation of Peace College Raleigh Flora Macdonald Red Springs Presbyterian Junior College Maxton and Lees-McRae Mitchell College into a four year cooperative institution in the Cape Fear Presbytery Fayetteville area. A 100 member committee vows to raise funds and sites include Red Springs Lambertson Laurinburg. Dr Harold J Dudley notes large initial support and substantial funds are anticipated.
Britain’s railway strike ends after 17 days as 67,000 locomotive engineers and firemen suspend action and arbitration is sought for wage rises. Nonstriking railway workers run freight at a reduced pace while coal and materials await delivery, with industry facing resumed travel and limited ship and port activity.
An anonymous white man donated a graft or graft-like skin for a Negro girl named Rose Thames, age six, after a stove fire accident in Oklahoma City. The report notes the donor’s act but provides few details on the event or outcome.
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