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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1960

Page

14

Snowbound birth in Sierra cabin ends safely in Calif

Anna Shifrine and her husband Moshe spent Friday night in a snowbound Sierra cabin when their baby Rebecca was born without a doctor present. A rescue party reached the cabin and the mother and infant were reported doing well back home despite the tough ride through holiday traffic.

Vacaville Calif Anna Shifrine Moshe Sierra Rebecca Shifrine

Inauguration Ticket Pains From Letters To Congress

The piece describes thousands of letters seeking inauguration tickets and lodging for the January event. It explains two phases of the ceremonies at the Capitol and related events run by a citizen's inaugural committee, with seat limits, pricing, and allocation challenges for Members of Congress and constituents. It notes hotel demands and housing subcommittee efforts as locals urge plans for viewing from the parade route.

Ernest G. Warren Washington Congress Washington Capitol Senate House Committee White House Governors Constitution Hall Citizens Massa Schusetts Texas H-E John F. Ken Lyndon B. Johnson Invita‘gural Committee Mem- Gural Gov‘bers Ernors Alloca

Leaf Prices Rise Across North Carolina Virginia Tobacco Markets

The Associated Press reports 60 percent of grades higher leading to price increases of 1 to 4 dollars per hundredweight on nine North Carolina Virginia Old Belt flue cured markets. Volume remained heavy after Thanksgiving with sales of 8,389,926 pounds at 55.51 per hundred last week and season sales totaling 251,526,908 pounds at 58.87. The South Hill Virginia market closes Friday.

North Carolina- Virginia South Hill

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