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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1949

Page

3

Forest Tree Seedlings Available Now for Reforestation

Lexington August 31 The North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development forestr y division says one six million seedlings will be available for reforestation this year up from last year. Landowners should file orders promptly as prior demand exceeded supply. applications for over a million seedlings could not be filled last year. Orders may be mailed to the State Forester in Raleigh.

Lexington N. C. Cement of Conservation and Development Division of Forestry State Forester Raleigh

Reforestation Guidelines For Piedmont North Carolina Planting Season

Farm Forester Ducham advises pre inspection of planting sites with district forestry or soil conservation staff. In the Piedmont region, choose tree species by site: shortleaf pine on slopes, tobblolly pine on moist well drained soils, yellow poplar white ash and black walnut on bottom lands and coves, black locust on eroded soils, red cedar on limestone soils, spacing 6 by 7 or 6 by 6 feet, about 1000 seedlings per acre. Durham notes NC Division of Forestry offers full reforestation information at the Lexington district office.

Ducham District Forestry Office Lexington Soil Conservation Service Piedmont North Carolina Farm Forester Durham N. C. Division of Forestry

Undertow Questioned by Submarine Geologist in Warning on Rip Currents

Dr. Francis P. Shepard, submarine geology professor, says undertow may not exist and warns surfers to beware rip currents. He explains how rips form, how to spot them from shore or air, and advises swimmers to avoid certain areas and swim at an angle to escape if caught.

Associated Press Science Report New York Francis P. Shepard University of California Ers Institution of Oceanography Shepard Physics Today American Institute of Physics Dr. Shepard

Mayors Arrive in Naples Aboard Vulcania

A delegation of American mayors led by Mayor and Mrs. William Morrison of Charleston South Carolina arrived in Naples on the motorship Vulcania en route to the Geneva conference of mayors.

Naples Italy Conference of Mayors Geneva Switzerland Vulcania William Morrison Charleston S. C

Amazon River Bore Creates Massive Spring Waves

Encyclopaedia Americana notes that the Amazon river mouth forms a spring tidal bore with waves from ten to fifteen feet high and speeds up to forty five miles per hour, driven by strong tides and river flow.

Amazon River Encyclopedia Americana

Rent ceilings lifted in Moore County North Carolina

Washington reports housing expeditor Tighe E. Woods announced immediate removal of rent ceilings in Moore County, North Carolina, completing decontrol for the Southern Pines defense rental area.

Washington Tighe E. Woods Moore County North Carolina Southern Pines

Turkey’s Alphabet Shift Spurs Book Boom After 1929

Over twenty years after adopting the Latin script Turkey published about 40 000 books, vastly surpassing the 30 000 printed in the prior two centuries, highlighting a rapid cultural transformation and literary expansion.

Turkey

Glassblowers and Ohio’s vast greenhouse glass domain

Glassblowers prize the label blow-hards for their strong breath shaping fine handmade American glass. In Ohio cheeks sometimes distend under the pressure. Ohio has about one thousand acres under greenhouse glass, more than any other state. Two hundred thousand Ohio farms have electricity, the nation’s largest rural electrification.

Ohio

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