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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1961
Page
2
A reflective note on how fatigue and night isolation heighten worry and distort perception. It explains temporary relief from emotional explosions but warns underlying causes rebound quickly. It also discusses friendship likelihood for shy people and the value of self awareness and openness to correction.
Arthur Edson reports Nixon’s Detroit Press Club news conference reveals a lighter, unrehearsed side. He jokes about California governor speculation while stressing he is not running, as crowds swell at fundraisers and a six night Michigan swing aims to raise about 400000 dollars.
Across Ohio and Oklahoma rivers ran high as the storm eased. Eastern states saw heavy rain and wind hammer pockets from New York to the District of Columbia. Floods flooded farms and towns with levee breaches near Vandalia Illinois and major waterworks in Centralia Illinois. Volunteers and civil defense workers battled the waters while Red Cross and Salvation Army provided aid.
Mayor pro tem is Dr. Ed Cathell who also heads the finance committee. Other chairmen are Arnold Walser public works Arnold Weaver police Elmer Nance treasurer Bob Rogers recreation and Eric Morgan ordinance. City officials re elected include Eugene Morris city clerk Ralph Musgrave treasurer and Inez Leonard assistant treasurer.
Melkmann recounts a case of a Dutch child named Van Damm hidden for a year and later sent to Auschwitz. He notes Dutch Jews faced doom in 1942 43 as Germans used Mauthausen terror to frighten them despite resistance efforts.
Jamestown Rotary Club toured Union Bag Camp Paper Co guided by plant manager Rex Thorne. Company founded 100 years ago in 1861, with domestic corn starch and tapioca from Siam used as glue in corrugated board production. Ladies Night moved to 6 30 p m May 16. May 23 marks Peddlers Night observance by Paisley clubs and J P Stevens Co Greenboro purchasing agent.
Reader outlines losses from risky market moves and asks for a list of solid dividend stocks with monthly income. Advice favors shifting 17 000 in E bonds to H bonds for 3 percent income over ten years and selling publishing stock to reinvest in dividend payers, while addressing mortgage interest and elderly aunt account concerns.
A reader questions high activity and commissions in an investment account and notes an interest item of 150.90 over a month. The letter asks for straight talk on margins and whether margined stocks yield enough income for the aunt. Mr Shulsky invites mail and suggests including a stamped self addressed envelope for investment lists.
A bandit robbed the night manager of a Pay Less gas station on Buffalo's east side and escaped with 10 dollars. No injuries reported. Police investigating the holdup at the store location.
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