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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1956
Page
5
Word puzzle with multiple clues across and down focusing on household items and related terms. Includes items like laundry related, sleeping places, and measurements along with a set of plant and metal names.
Cassville Missouri faces closure as the Cassville and Exeter Railroad ends a 4 mile line once linking Cassville to Exeter. Engineer Jim Ashley planned the last run but delays in unloading prevented completion, with final shutdown likely today or tomorrow. The line began sixty years ago when Frisco main line bypassed Cassville and faded as highways grew.
The Federal State Market News Service reports North Carolina Middle Belt averages from 50.50 to 56.96 per hundred pounds while South Carolina prices declined up to 4. Deliveries to Stabilization Corp on Monday reached 21 percent of 5,351,474 pounds at an average of 54.30, up 2.37 from last year. South Carolina and Border NC markets saw declines. overall daily averages reached a new high.
Charles F. Myers of Greensboro is the new president of the Davidson College Alumni Association. He succeeds Howard B. Arbee Jr. of Charlotte. Alumni secretary John L. is treasurer of Burlington Industries.
In Winston-Salem the Western Electric strike against the Communications Workers of America enters its 20th day. Union official John Walker reports no progress, Western Electric cites unchanged positions, and federal mediator Seth Brewer hopes for a settlement this week amid 11 disputed points including wages and health insurance.
The GOP distributed an eight page compilation of remarks by Adlai Stevenson Estes Kefauver and Harry S Truman to show their past criticisms. It quotes Truman predicting Stevenson cannot win and Kefauver accusing Stevenson of mudslinging while Stevenson accuses Kefauver of boss tactics.
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