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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1958
Page
5
University of Chicago psychologists report an historic break through in understanding dreams. They describe a nightly cycle with dream lengths from eight minutes to over thirty minutes. The piece also notes Stereophony and a mix of unrelated curiosities from city life to science.
The author of Moby Dick, Heman Melville, is identified as born in New York City. Separately, the first rotary type revolving printing press was patented on July 24, 1847 marking a milestone in print technology.
A science advance offers a non surgical method to reduce hemorrhoids and relieve itching and pain. The report notes the approach avoids incision and aims for quicker recovery and comfort for patients.
Essay notes that fighting envy by direct inner struggle is flawed and harms purpose. It suggests redirecting energy into productive work to curb envy by staying busy. It also observes that pugnacity appears in small men, a trait deemed unlikely in larger individuals.
The passage explains that pugnacious behavior often stems from inferiority feelings formed in childhood. It suggests self awareness of temperament helps individuals balance tendencies, with extraversion guiding social harmony and introversion affecting detachment, enabling correction when needed.
About 115 North Carolinians led by Gov. Luther Hodges arrived in Philadelphia for a four day sales mission to attract new industry. The group held briefings at the Sheraton and planned luncheons with prospects, sponsored by First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. Hodges conducts TV and radio talks and travels to lure investment.
A C46 cargo plane with two crew members vanished in a northern Colorado blizzard near Fort Collins. Pilot F L Courtell of Hayward California reported engine failure and icing as the craft turned back toward Denver. Copilot Calvin Cloud of Napa California was aboard. The aircraft owned by Capitol Airways was contracted to the Air Force and searchers scoured the area south of Larimore and around Fort Collins.
Marble Arms Corp of Gladstone Michigan is grinding knives for use by downed fliers. The blades, tested by the Bureau of Aeronautics, can cut metal or other hard materials such as the sides of a crashed plane. The knife butt is strong enough to be used as a...
Leo W. Ford of Durham North Carolina father of 10 children was named the American Trucking Association nominee for Gentleman of the Highways. Ford a Pilot Freight Carriers driver won the straight truck class at a roadeo in Miami Beach with five titles awarded to 52 competitors. First place trophies carry a $50 monthly cash prize for a year. Paul L. Pittman of Winston-Salem NC and also with Pilot Freight Carriers placed third in the three axle tractor trailer division.
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania the groundhog legend grows as the town basks in fame for a weather prophecy ritual on February 2. A cookbook by the Adrian Hospital Auxiliary celebrates local cooking with a groundhog dish and a foreword by the seer.
The Norfolk Naval Air Station marked its 40th anniversary amid heavy operations. Commissioned in 1918 with six tents and six seaplanes, it has grown into one of the largest and most powerful facilities of its kind.
Doctors announce a new compound that removes common warts quickly without surgery or burning. Tested in New York under supervision, the formula penetrates wart cells and destroys them, needing only one application daily with no mineral acids and no scars. It is marketed as Pomend W and offered with a money back guarantee.
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