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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1957
Page
2
The U S Atomic Energy Commission signed a contract Wednesday night to create a nuclear training center for Latin American students at the University of Puerto Rico in San Juan Puerto Rico.
Boss Carpenter demands architects spell out what and where specifics in their plans. He insists on precise scope and location data to avoid ambiguity and ensure proper execution of the project.
The unidentified speaker known as SawrHoss outlines tricky gimmick specifications in a brisk, opinionated riff that teases audiences with daring claims and sharp judgments about what works and what fails.
Oswald Jacoby explains transfer bidding after an opening no trump is overcalled. A second hand overcall pushes the transfer to the four level and normalizes low bids. North would have used two hearts if West had not overcalled, leading to four hearts and four spades final contract. West’s diamond lead and subsequent plays allowed declarer to discard hearts and make five odd, while a three no trump failed and a four spade by North would fail if East opened hearts.
Television listings show WEFEMY in Greensboro on Channel 2 with a slate of programs for the evening. Details on show names and times are incomplete due to the fragmentary source.
Peter Stuyvesant, governor of New York from 1646 to 1664, sustained the loss of his famed leg during a skirmish in the Netherlands West Indies, a notable injury in his colonial career.
Charles Howard Candler a prominent financier and philanthropist and eldest son of Coca Cola magnate Asa G. Candler died Wednesday in Atlanta. He was born in Atlanta and built a wide business and charitable legacy.
Robert A. Shorter Sr. left Chattanooga on September 10 for Atlantic City on a motor scooter and arrived five days later, a day early, after 800 miles and multiple injuries. He then returned home in three days, spending only nine dollars on gas. He is 70 years old.
Welfare officials in Topeka Kansas have stopped relief assistance for clients who own television sets and air conditioners, arguing resources must be targeted to the neediest households.
In Enola Arkansas the first settler marked a lone board with the word Alone read backward. The action reflects frontier ingenuity and local pioneer spirit.
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