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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1952
Page
15
Ruth Millett argues parental interference persists after marriage with advice on purchases such as sofas and ongoing involvement through letters and calls. She urges parents to release grown children, noting the appropriate moment is when a child goes to college or marries to begin making their own decisions and mistakes.
The northbound night mail train service between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur resumes after 20 months of suspension due to Communist guerilla attacks and derailments. Freight trains had continued at night. security forces under High Commissioner Gen. Sir Gerald Templer gained recent success against the Red insurgents.
The guide urges a patient beauty routine to fix damaged cuticles. Keep nails smooth, skip polish until improvement appears, and soak hands nightly in warm soapy water. After drying, push back cuticles with an orangewood stick, use remover per directions, and never cut the cuticle.
In Indianapolis a Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Deaf was dedicated as the state’s first permanent deaf church. The congregation sings with hands and watches the sermon. In Michigan twins Bill and Bob Papineau graduate together and now serve in Korea with a military intelligence unit.
A Newark woman alerted police to Ger ald Grande Jr. trapped high in a 12 foot tree. Firefighters used a small hydraulic jack to pry branches apart and free the boy after initial climbing and tugging failed.
SAN ANTONIO. An Air Force B 17 from Kelly Air Force Base bellylanded in an open field after a five minute flight. Lt. William Secore aimed away from houses and land safely four miles from the base. crew of six escaped unharmed after a No 2 engine fire forced the abort.
Republicans and Democrats plan to spend more than 344 million dollars to put national candidates on radio and television. Robert Humphreys of the Republican National Committee said up to two million will be spent by the GOP. The Democratic National Committee has contracted for more than 144 million.
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