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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1954
Page
5
Lancaster almanac says storms will mark 1955’s start with March mild and temperatures near normal. It covers farming and moon signs, offers quirky weather rules and odd tips, from predicting snow by duck tracks to shaving habits.
State engineer urges a modern water use policy at the Asheville convention of the North Carolina Section American Water Works Assn and North Carolina Sewage and Industrial Waste Assn. Beverly C. Snow calls for a commission to study priorities, resources, and uses amid rising demand. George Rawlins of Charlotte wins the 1934 William Fuller award at a dinner session.
Wilson North Carolina delegates attend the Atlantic Christian College oriented 110th annual convention. Sam Bundy as president notes growing cooperation among Christian Churches in North Carolina aiding youth focus and education.
Swiss police hunt a master forger believed to flood the world market with counterfeit 17th and 18th century violins. Stradivarius copies may fetch up to 100000 dollars, with Guarneri and Amati pieces priced similarly. Over 30 modern forgeries have been seized amid efforts to convict two Swiss dealers.
Los Angeles reports the estate of Dixie Lee Crosby, who died in 1952 at age 40, will total 550616 after debt payments, taxes, administration costs and fees. The inheritance tax appraiser noted the figures yesterday and said Dixie had set aside trust funds for Bing Crosby and their four sons, Bing's mother Mrs. Catherine Crosby, and Dixie’s father Evan E Wyatt.
About 28,000 pounds of frozen turkey aboard a truck and trailer burned yesterday near Westmoreland California. Firemen said a wheel bearing flare ignited a tire and started the blaze. several motorists stopped to grab turkey hampering firefighting efforts.
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