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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1957
Page
17
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The North Carolina Foundation of Church Related Colleges reports contributions of 190,144.03 from 135 individuals and businesses for the year ending April 15. Since 1953 the foundation has supported 26 colleges and total contributions reach 363,402.
Susie a small black dog detected a blaze in an apartment building and woke Mrs Kay E Locke by barking and tugging at the bed covers, enabling her mistress to escape unharmed. The dog, of doubtful ancestry, basked in glory for her actions yesterday.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a North hand where a jump to four hearts was optimistic after a king of clubs opening. South plans eight trump tricks with careful ruffs, discarding and leveraging dummy’s high trumps to secure the contract.
George Scott Kellenbaugh, 63, of Salem Oregon, director of the State Industrial Accident Commission of Oregon, died Monday in Chicago. An England household note mentions Holkham Hall as the private house with a post office and the Countess of Leicester as its resident, with a hint of ancestral Postmaster General in the line.
University of South Carolina sports publicity director Bob Isbell resigns December 1. A successor is not yet named. Isbell, a 1948 graduate, has worked on the football program and will move to an industry association publicity post. He has been at the school since before last football season.
The 19th International Red Cross Conference in New Delhi opens next Monday with expected protests from Communist China over seating of Nationalist China. East and West Germany, North and South Viet Nam, and North and South Korea attend, as Japan proposes banning nuclear tests under the broad theme protection of populations.
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