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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1959
Page
11
Guilford County Veterinary Assn outlines distemper as a prevalent virus affecting mainly young dogs. It spreads through air, causes varied symptoms from respiratory issues to eye discharge, and requires early, attentive nursing and prevention through vaccination to improve survival chances.
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol, 606 officers under Col. James R. Smith, received the Outstanding Achievement award from the International Association of Chiefs of Police for traffic safety leadership. Ed Scheidt announced the honor, noting NC troopers have won it since 1956 and are regarded as effective buffers between compliant motorists and rule-breakers. Formal presentation at the Governor's Traffic Safety Council fall meeting is planned.
The National Safety Council urges parents and school officials to create fire safe schools. Daily fire safety instruction should permeate curriculum, with administrators conducting inspections and evacuations drills, and installing sprinkler, alarm, and power backup systems.
In Tucson Arizona an AP report notes a rookie officer helped release a wife several hours after an initial incident when a fellow policeman arrived with the required keys.
A husband recounts his wife and friend Ann Gaither planning to plank perch for supper using a bath-tub soaked plank, aluminum foil, bacon strips nailed with carpet tacks, and improvised hickory heat. The result appears chaotic yet the planked perch prove tasty after removing bones and tacks.
The missing four star flag of Gen Randolph McC Pate is back at the Marine Corps recruit depot in San Diego. A Marine corporal and his bride along with eight other Leathernecks were restricted to the base while investigators search for the motive and culprits behind the flag's theft. The flag was found under a carpet in the home of Cpl Ramon Lambert and Pfc Lee Ann Lambert, who were tied to the case as the investigation continues.
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