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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1954
Page
18
In a remodeled store, Richardson's unveils a larger shoe department with new lighting and fixtures. The offer includes men’s, women’s and children’s footwear from Craddock-Terry, Endicott Johnson and Red Goose with sturdy styles and bargain prices.
Grand Rapids officials display oversized cigarets during Fire Prevention Week. One meter high signs carry the slogan to urge proper disposal of smoking materials and prevent fires, as Chief Frank N. Burns notes many fires start from careless discarded cigarettes.
Two city officers arrived at a residence to quell five vicious dogs encircling their patrol car. After attempts to calm them, Officer Standefer fired twice as the dogs fled under a house. The pair waited, honked, and yelled with no resident answering.
In Tulsa Oklahoma during a live broadcast a champion bull charged the crew after interviewer Jack Alexander dropp ed the microphone. FFA member Stout and others wrestled the star animal back under control as public relations staff recovered the telecast.
A new fabric center showcases Quadriga Prints and plain color textiles, highlighting modern fashion options. Shoppers discover a range of prints and solid colors ideal for current styles.
A Richardson shoe department offers sturdy long wearing shoes for the whole family. Brands include Miracle Tread Bob Smart Fashion Craft by Craddock Terry and Red Goose Shoes for children by Freeman Shelby with quality prices.
Forrest Denneau, 17, drove his car into a dirt bank near Easton, Md., at high speed. Police found him crawling along the road with a broken jaw and injuries after abandoning the car. A note to a recently broken up girl was found in the wreckage claiming the crash was planned at 70 miles per hour.
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