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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

13 Oct 1957

Page 6

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

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Oct 13, 1957

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6

Mackinac Bridge Opens Anew World Link In Michigan

Mackinaw City Mich Oct 12 the Mackinac bridge the longest suspension span in the world ready for use links Michigan s two peninsulas across the Straits of Mackinac opening Nov 1. City to city travel shifts from ferries to a 10 minute drive with tolls of 3 25 per car and a daily capacity of 3000 cars per hour.

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Mackinaw City Mich Michigan Straits of Mackinac Mackinaw Lakes Michigan Huron Mackinac Lower Peninsula Upper Peninsula David B. Steinman New York Mackinac Bridge Great Lakes Straits San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge Golden Gate
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Rocking chair symbol of care at North Carolina Children's Home Society

Greensboro report on the Children’s Home Society of North Carolina shows how loving guidance and tender loving care, including a rocking chair in the Greensboro nursery, supports orphans and adoptees. Tar Heels’ voluntary gifts fund a tax free, nonprofit service aiding natural parents, babies, and adopting families.

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Greensboro Children’s Home Society of North Carolina Saunsie Children’s Home Society Children's Home Society United Fund Tar Heels North Carolinians
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Pizza Fever Sweeps Nation From New York to L.A.

Article traces pizza's rise from a 1940s novelty to a national passion with about 20,000 pizza houses now, its spread to theaters and beaches, and notable figures like Frank Mastro shaping ovens. It notes origins in Italian history, styles in Naples and Sicily, and wartime spread via soldiers and urban growth.

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Hugh A. Mulligan New York Maine Boston Charleston Kansas City New Orleans el Paso San Francisco Bay Shore Long Island Suburbia Exurbia New Jersey Ohio Illinois Michigan Westchester County Massachusetts Delancey Street Polyglot East Side Naples Sicily Brooklyn Union Gas Co Mastro
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