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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1955
Page
4
The report notes tighter credit will hit fast growing areas first as funds shift from Northeast centers. Arizona and other states rely on out-of-state capital to finance housing and business expansion amid a postwar population and industry shift.
Louise Ann Stapleton, now 15, is named in the will of Charles V A Johnston, a retired county judge who died last July. The money is to be kept in trust for her until she turns 30. The estate, totaling $665,000, is divided among three cousins five family employees and several charities.
Raleigh reports the state chief highway engineer W H Rogers Jr warns that structural steel reinforcing steel and cement shortages threaten the road program. He says next year will be the most critical and designs may be changed to use less steel, delaying bids from July to September next year.
Mrs. Lily Patten of Birmingham won 2,500 pounds in damages from Dr. B H Colman after a factory press injury led to the wrong finger being amputated. The surgeon admitted he mistakenly removed the little finger instead of the injured middle finger.
SHENANDOAH Pa A bank committee of teen-agers has run a $1000 Teen-age Confidence Fund at Miners National Bank for six months offering loans from 5 to 50 dollars to high school students. An independent student panel, with a bank adviser, approves requests and no defaults have occurred. Loans cover graduation costs school events and even wedding gifts, with notable prudence in decisions such as denying a $25 bathing suit loan.
Judge James Alger Fee of San Francisco urged a California federal Circuit Court judge says aroused public opinion supported by protective legislation is needed to shield juries from pressure and intimidation. He warned threats could come from organized crime or groups with subversive aims and stressed public conscience as the key to preserving democratic processes.
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