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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1956
Page
9
Ruth Millett cites a grandmother who says modern teens are bored, with too much free time and too little responsibility. Parents both work, leaving kids with no chores or earning money, fueling aimless behavior, haircuts, bragging, and petty theft as the pursuit of kicks.
A 52 year old wife confronts repeated visits by her husband's friend Dora, a younger woman. The advisor says the wife can demand hotel lodging, set rules, and explain to daughters that her husband is overstepping, urging firmness and shared decision making.
Keefe Brasselle charges his wife Norma obtained an Interlocutory decree of divorce last March 14 by fraud. He says he returned from New York for reconciliation talks but was served divorce papers and signed a $616 monthly alimony and $150 monthly child support agreement for son Erin, 12. Mrs Brasselle denies fraud allegations.
William Maloney president of the union says anyone caught taking kickbacks will be expelled from the AFL-CIO International Union of Operating Engineers. He emphasizes zero tolerance and swift action against misconduct.
A vintage recipe note features Baked Kraut and Tomatoes serving 46 and Sauerkraut Jumble serving 4-6. It lists ingredients such as sauerkraut, tomatoes, cheddar, onion, sugar, salt, pepper, butter, and rye toast with baking instructions for four casseroles and a spiced sauerkraut dish.
Bartender Theodore Colton a 27 year old science teacher at Corwin Junior High may return to his classroom this fall. Trustees voted unanimously to offer a 1956 57 teaching contract with a clause prohibiting any liquor industry involvement. Colton has taught three years and worked two years as a hotel lounge bartender to supplement his $4 300 yearly salary. Public opposition from teachers and parents followed a prior April 10 vote against renewal.
Five men named Wilson sit as jurors on a 12 member federal civil tax case in Jacksonville. The government attorney is David A. Wilson Jr. of Washington D.C. Two Smiths are also among the jurors.
Tokyo reports that the United States has leased or given 723,624,552 dollars in defense equipment to Japan since 1951. It also projects 148,770,234 dollars in armaments for the current fiscal year.
Lois Conway, 18, named Miss Correct Posture of 1956 by the Joint Chiropractic Committee representing 25,000 doctors. Judges cited apparent beauty, X-rays and correct standing posture in selection. The year’s industry payroll figure is noted as 3,597,516 dollars for 1955.
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