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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1949

Page

5

One Time Mental Patients Form Their Own Club

A Manhattan clubhouse hosts 100 former mental patients who socialize while agreeing on no romance among members. Fountain House Fellowship, supported by psychiatrists and the American Psychiatric Association, offers evenings of glee, lectures, art classes, and craft activities, with successful job placements and welfare services backing their reintegration. The group began at Rockland State Hospital and evolved into a foundation backed by Mrs. Howard Schermerhorn and others, opening in July 1948.

Fountain House Fellowship Claphouse Fountain House Fondation, Inc Alexander Woolcott Fountain House State Hospital Rockland N. Y.) State Hospital Hiram Johnson Howard Schermerhorn Oakland N. J Prince Michael Obolensky Moscow Schermerhorn Fountain House Foundation Hartley Settlement House Auguste Richard New York Janice Pinner

Government loan funds pie gag in Skimpy in the Navy

London report says film producer Arthur lent uses slapstick pie gag from the twenties in Skimpy in the Navy. Over three weeks of shooting the cast used 500 custard pies, with part financed by a government production loan.

London Arthur Lent Ile

King's English Losing Ground Says Australian Scholar

Sydney journalist and lecturer Sidney J. Baker argues the King’s English is washed up and will be replaced by American English. He cites examples of Australian slang and its translation into plain speech to illustrate changing language norms.

Sydney Sidney J. Baker Baker Ridge

Ingenious farmer feeds pond fish with lighted tube

Reg Waters of Harrisonville Missouri rigs an inflated inner tube with a tin platform and two flares that burn at night. The floating light attracts bugs which fall into the pond and feed the fish in a novel farming method.

Harrisonville INS Missouri Reg. Waters of

Czechs Punish Mine Absentee

Labor juries of miners in Czechoslovakia sentence slackers to penalties for absenteeism. National measures replace district rules with brigade doctors visiting homes to verify illness and report truants. Union and Communist monitors guard against collusion while absentees are named on boards and loudspeakers.

Prague Czechoslvakia Communist Party

Russia Names Women Envoys in Moscow Diplomatic Push

Moscow reports women have become key players in foreign diplomacy. The latest envoy to Moscow is Bulgaria’s S. D. Blagayeva, joining earlier pioneers including Madame Pandit in Washington and Golda Meirson in the Soviet Union.

Moscow Ussr Madame Pandit Washington Golda Meyerson Israel Soviet Union da Gamcho de Benavides Venezuela S. D. Blagayeva

Finland Sneezer Battles Recurrent Allergic Sneezes

Pelkonen of Tampere Finland endures 1500 to 2000 daily sneezes with headaches and fever. A Helsinki hospital treats him with asthma therapy while doctors diagnose nasal catarr allergy from nasal veins.

Helsinki Finland Pelkonen Tampere Eric Nyberg

Fort Stevens armaments offered for sale as obsolete

Century old Fort Stevens armaments could have blown the Confederate fleet from the Columbia River mouth and are being offered by the government as obsolete. Estimated that $60,000 would buy the old installation. There are an estimated 3,000 miles of rural roads in the United States.

Steven Columbia Rivers Fort Uni

No Finer Cigarette Than Lucky Strike

The copy touts Lucky Strike as the finest cigarette with a vast laboratory in Richmond Virginia for tobacco research. It describes constant tobacco sample analysis and quality control guiding purchases and manufacturing to ensure superior tobacco and product quality.

America Richmond Virginia

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