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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1959
Page
19
A column of salad ideas and recipe notes emphasizes fresh greens and colorful toppings. Recipes include stuffed radishes with blue cheese, a Parmesan dressed lettuce salad, a carrot raisin variant with sour cream, a spinach and radish mix, asparagus with bacon eggs and green onions, and fruit combinations like peach and pear with sherbet for dessert.
Ford Motor Co wins a race with Chrysler by naming its new small car the Falcon just 20 minutes before Chrysler moved to register the name. Neither side knew the other was pursuing it. Chrysler will use Valiant, GM plans a small car called the Corvair. All three cars target economy buyers and debut this fall.
Washington AP report says lawmakers pressed the House Appropriations subcommittee to fund a 24 hour weather service expansion. Senator Robert Ashborn and Rep Spar arranged for the move to restore continuous nationwide weather coverage starting July 1.
Fresh fruits for summer desserts offer bright colors and refreshing flavors along with their nutritive value.
Sires 552 and 124284 sizes 548 WG SRE DS appear in the listing. The text lacks clear context or full sentences to define a complete news item.
Federal court hearings were sought for Monday as Thurgood Marshall and NAACP attorneys urged the Dallas School Board to comply with an April 16 1958 desegregation order. The petition also asked Fort Worth and Houston courts to recognize the same mandate and extend it to include the Houston area.
Captain Fred E. Angrick of the President Hoover radioed to American President Lines that a whale bumped the ship, leaving the vessel unhurt and the whale bruised. The near miss occurred as the steamer neared Japan, with no injuries reported among the crew.
Sir John Gielgud and Margaret Leighton bring the London stage hit to New York for the fall season opening September 17. The revival, first staged in London in 1952, tallied a record 507 performances.
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