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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1953
Page
5
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In Naples the U S luxury liner Constitution meets the Argentine steamer Salta carrying 344 Italians headed to Buenos Aires to join relatives. Emigrants contrast with returning Italian Americans as families bid farewell with tears and hope for better lives abroad. Concetta Canastr a and others recount money sent home and occasional hard bread shortages.
Mrs. Kathryn Winslow Mecham advertised for a missing winged maiden radiator cap for her Rolls Royce. A Chicago mailman, William Ohlson, returned two caps, saying they were handed to him years ago and he no longer needed them. Mecham fitted one on the car and kept a spare.
An ad claims alka line powder PASTHETH prevents denture slippage and odor. It promises firmer fit and comfort without souring, and directs readers to purchase FASTEETH at drug stores.
Ad claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Tablets relieve hot flashes irritability and restless feelings from change of life with 63 percent relief for compound 80 percent for tablets and promotes new tablets with added iron as easy to carry and effective for monthly menstrual discomfort.
Historians credit Robert Newman, sexton of Old North Church, with lighting the lamps used to signal Paul Revere's ride, a detail long debated by scholars.
Former President Herbert Hoover, on his 79th birthday in San Francisco, outlined plans for a busy year including work on a new federal commission to reorganize the executive branch. He highlighted expanding federal agencies and costs since his tenure and set the commission’s first meeting for September 29. He will also review the 23 recommendations from his 1947-50 commission.
In Washington Malenkov touts Russia's hydrogen bomb claim to boost his prestige and weaken NATO. He argues peace as a policy, while the West fears Soviet A bombs and Western Europe risks a Russian sneak attack. The U S responds with cautious comment on H bomb capabilities.
Two spectators rushed to zookeeper William Roden at Grant Park zoo after Maxie the 350 pound Himalayan bear seized his arm. They fought the bear with their fists until the animal released Roden. Roden, 22, sustained a mangled right hand. zoo director John Dilbeck noted a prior bite by Maxie six months earlier.
Sir George Williams founded the YMCA in London in 1844. The organization aimed to meet the religious and social needs of young men, creating a hub for spiritual growth and communal support.
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