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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1957
Page
2
Cold weather spread across the nation with the Eastern Seaboard noting sharp temperature drops as Canadian air moved south. Tallahassee plunged from 70 degrees at midnight Sunday to 47, while Tampa recorded 10 degree winds and lower readings.
Night low around 30 degrees with a high near 66 expected tomorrow. Today's high 56 and last night dipped to 30. Sunset is 5 07 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 7 08 a m.
Official Weather Bureau records show 24 hour temperatures and rainfall ending 7 30 a m for cities including Asheville Birmingham Charlotte Columbia Denver Detroit Galveston Greenville Little Rock Jacksonville Miami New York and San Antonio with readings ranging from the 30s to the 70s and various rainfall totals.
Waushara County authorities opened two graves in Plainfield Cemetery to test D A Gein's claim of grave robbing. State officials confirm bones found and a prying bar support his account. Atty. Earl Eileen cites the graves as verification while Gov. Thomson seeks broader inquiry into possible additional crimes.
Forecast shows North Carolina sunny and milder this afternoon and Wednesday with highs around 50 in the mountains and in the 50s elsewhere. Tonight will be fair and cold with lows 26 to 32 in the west and 28 to 34 in the east. South Carolina fair through Wednesday with mild afternoons. Georgia fair through Wednesday with a cool tonight and highs around 56 to 68 this afternoon.
In Roanoke a University of Virginia physician testified on whether 72 year old John A. Messer Sr. can testify in the government anti trust case against Virginia North Carolina mirror firms. Messer and Ed F Gardner are defendants with their companies in the Sherman Act suit. J A Messer Jr. testified that his father planned price increases for Galax Mirror Co before rivals followed.
Judge William M. Poteat sentenced a couple to six months in prison after calling the case a present-day Fagin incident. The pair deny training the child to steal while claiming they planned to cover a $10.51 loss from a drug store. The boy named his mother Reta Robinson and stepfather John R. Robinson, and he was held for Domestic Relations Court.
The North Carolina State Optometric Society wrapped up a three day conference in Winston-Salem with a final session led by Dr. G. L. of Concord and Dr. Belle W. P. of Charlotte. A business meeting concluded the agenda as speakers discussed vision care and welfare clinic practices.
Nassau County police raided early today in plush Long Island neighborhoods as District Attorney Frank Gulotta pressed crime cases. Seven men were detained and questioned, including Lorenzo Brescia and Ben Levine of Atlantic Beach, with Levine linked to historic extortion cases and associates of notorious figures from the Prohibition era.
A freshwater fish does not drink water as its gill membranes allow water to pass by osmosis. The process maintains internal balance by excreting salts while absorbing necessary ions from the surrounding water.
Minnesota produces more iron ore than any other state, leading in national output. The region’s mining sector sustains mills, rail shipments, and related industries across the state.
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