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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1955
Page
10
The Antarctic continent spans six million square miles roughly eight times the US and Europe. Indiana dairy data show average annual milk per cow rising from 3,960 to 6,080 pounds over the past twenty years.
Raleigh reports the state will borrow 10 million dollars to cover treasury needs until income tax receipts return next year. The loan, approved by the Council of State, runs from tomorrow to March 22 and will be secured from four banks at 1.2 percent interest. Banks include Wachovia 3 million, First Citizens Bank 2.5 million, Security National 2 million, and American Trust of Charlotte 2 million.
Lightning struck yesterday in Little Rock Arkansas killing one mallard and injuring another. The surviving duck was released after being banded by the State Game and Fish Commission. Tom Mull, education director, says he has never heard of ducks killed by lightning.
The Associated Press reports North Carolina and Virginia flue cured tobacco markets held steady amid light volume. Tuesday prices matched Monday, with Eastern North Carolina Belt sales totaling 2,663,384 pounds at 51.89 per hundred, while Tuesday volume in the North Carolina Virginia belts was 1,291,360 pounds.
Acadia Lodge No 674 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons calls a stated communication and ballot on Thursday November 3 at 7 0 PM led by Master A R Teague with Secretary Robt M Southerland in attendance.
The State Supreme Court in Raleigh rebuked the U S Supreme Court over rail freight rate rulings. It said the ICC may order interstate increases, while NC law governs intrastate rates, and noted federal centralization of authority. The decision involved utilities and stock issues in the Carolina Telephone case.
Louisv ille police report says 62 year old Crit Damron was injured seriously yesterday after being thrown from a city work truck while delivering equipment for a school safety demonstration.
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