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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1958
Page
6
This notice explains bid and asked quotations from the Navy of Security Beckers and other sources. It states the figures are not actual transactions but a guide to approximate sale and purchase ranges as of March 6 1958. Origin of quotations is provided on request.
Washington reports show hog farmers enjoying unusually favorable returns as prices and feed costs align. Agriculture data indicate mid February profits were strong, with 100 pounds of hog able to purchase 20.6 bushels of corn, surpassing typical break-even levels.
Mrs Lucretia Richardson identified her son in law Duane J Williams in a police lineup as the man who robbed a Sunny Slope grocery Tuesday. Williams, newly married to her daughter, had previously sat in the car during calls. He signed a statement admitting several stickups. Her daughter was booked on a bogus check charge.
An estimate suggests about 54 million people visit U S national parks annually, highlighting the parks as major national recreation destinations and tourism drivers.
London clubs remain private refuges on St James Street Pall Mall and Piccadilly famed for conversation fine wine and cigars. White's oldest club 1697 hosts nobles painters and celebrities including the Duke of Devonshire and Douglas Fairbanks. A Bevan incident on White's steps sparked resignations and a later cartoon at a neighboring club. Beau Brummell’s association with White's endures in the club’s bay window name.
Veteran officers restrained Carl Marts after he wandered from a basement apartment onto La Salle street. The 3% year old tore drawers from filing cabinets and damaged teletype messages at the station while smeared chocolate ice cream on Sgt. Harry Lyons’s uniform before his mother reclaimed him.
Hoboken police captains ordered a crackdown on meter violators as patrolman Frank Morocco and eight colleagues received tickets for over parking. Capt Edward J. Kearins said the officers would pay the fines like any citizen.
Stamford dedicates a 10 million dollar First Presbyterian Church noted for a six story fish shaped sanctuary designed by Wallace Harrison. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake delivers the dedicatory sermon. The giant sanctuary seats 800, with a pillar free interior and a 60 thousand dollar electronic organ.
A thief broke into a Topeka novelty shop and took two plastic whistles two bags of marbles two balloons a plastic noise-maker and a yo yo. Local police investigated the incident.
Anxiety is described as a costly personal burden affecting daily life with widespread impact. The piece urges readers to contact the Merchant's Association for guidance or solutions via the provided phone number 24121.
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