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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1955
Page
15
In Albuquerque, a French poodle named Mandy showed maternal behavior toward a toy and later seemed to accept a real pup. Vet diagnosed a hormonal impulse causing nesting and mothering urges, with Mandy guarding the toy and keeping it close as if it were her puppy.
A list of seven multiple choice prompts with answers hinted to be on page 5 A. Topics include Truman’s 1956 run, urban income vs farm dweller, taxicab counts in NYC, tax on distributed stock, a college football quartet, Sutton Place city, and Homi J. Bhabha’s nationality or profession.
The recent establishment of schools for primitive African Pygmy tribes has shown rapid learning. a 23 year old pupil learned several languages and became a business office clerk.
Radio technicians investigated unexplained static near Louisville noting interference possibly from Central American radio teletype gear. Warren Lane described sounds resembling out of tune signals and odd noises again compared to an old man’s teeth.
Britons shift attention from Princess Margaret as Peter Townsend contemplates life after their romance. Townsend, a Royal Air Force group captain and father of two, remains with friends at Uckfield House while speculations rise about his next steps and possible retirement with a pension.
In Eastern North Carolina moldy corn due to moist post hurricane weather is suspected in hog deaths and can threaten cattle. Dr. J C Osborne of NC State advised testing field sections with a few animals for five to seven days before exposing the entire herd to moldy corn.
Officials note that roughly 150000 U.S. children are born outside marriage each year, highlighting trends in family structure and social policy discussions amid demographic shifts.
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