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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1956
Page
3
A curious note claims a supple sealskin can fit an entire pelt through a napkin ring. It also states the U S lumber industry began in 1608 at Jamestown Virginia.
A collage of brief items spans restaurant pricing, a presidential birth, a hospital stay headline, child drowning stats, a college gag, a Yale sociologist on leisure, a Worcester fence sign, a West Virginia liquor rule, Fred Allen’s posthumous work, Mormon self reliance food storage, shaving thoughts on dogs and banks, aging in sports, an epidemiologist, and a country editor quip about freezing life for campaigns.
At Fort Meade Maryland a Labor Day roadside display shows a blood spattered headless dummy on a windshield to simulate a crash. Army officers note drivers slow but realize the scene is fake blood and the dummy. The stunt aims to promote cautious driving during the holiday period.
The Evangelical and Reformed Church seeks final authorization to meet in Cleveland next June to blueprint a merger with the Congregational Christian Church. If approved it would form a United Church of Christ with about 2 million members and 7,000+ congregations overall.
An outfit offers two wear options a sheath alone for evenings and a sheath with a collarless jacket for travel and shopping. The entire ensemble is hand washable due to its Dacron and rayon fabric in brown black or red sizes 10 to 16.
A passenger bus plunged hundreds of feet down a mountain cliff near Campogrosso Pass in northern Italy killing 14 and critically injuring 10. All victims were Italian travelers returning from a World War I cemetery visit. The crash occurred on a narrow road when the driver stepped out to wipe fog from the windshield.
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