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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1951
Page
12
A Bronx girl asks for a grown elf, not a gorilla, to ease modern life. hal royle imagines a 14 karat vegetarian office elf, suited for home and city, with duties from dawn to night and a vacation. If he becomes a gremlin, Santa may reclaim him next year.
In today's hand West opens with three hearts risking six tricks but with a cushion from honors. South decides a mild slam try by cue bids leads to a confident six spades after North directly overcalls. South cashes the ace of clubs to eliminate a single club loss, ensuring the slam is made if West lacks the king jack in clubs.
Sheriff credits eight year old Jimmy Jones with aiding the capture of James Monroe Rudolph a suspect in several robberies. Rudolph held the Jones family at gunpoint and forced a drive to a market before Jimmy alerted the sheriff. Rudolph was wounded and captured after fleeing.
High Point's Southern Railway station earned a perfect inspection score from the North Carolina Utilities Commission along with Norlina and Raleigh stations. The review covered last month and highlighted strong maintenance and safety standards across major rail hubs.
Whiteville sheriff Hugh Nance said today the latest flogging report is not related to two earlier attacks. Victims described two men who lured them from home with car repair pretexts, forcing them into a blue 1949 Ford and flogging them with a leather belt before release. The FBI joined the Gore case after crossing state lines to South Carolina.
Prices for most grades were steady to lower than last Friday as five Old Belt tobacco markets began their 13th week of sales yesterday. The Federal and State Market News Service reported losses mostly $1 or $2 per hundred pounds with some $1 and $2 gains on select grades. Quality improved with more leaf, lugs and cutters, and less waste.
Mrs. Charlie Gilmore of Oakwood Virginia recalls her son Raymond Gilmore a Korean War hero who died in combat his mother says he would have been proud that the family bought a home with 4500 of his 10000 GI insurance The 19 year old left school at 16 to help his impoverished family and died when a grenade exploded near his position The Army will bring his body home for full military honors at near lands Virginia with his awards and medals cited by officials
A four part series notes that about 4 million Americans drink to excess with 1 million alcoholics. It covers treatment advances, AA’s rise to 100 000 members, state clinics in Connecticut and Virginia, new drugs, and research efforts while warning of societal costs.
A Roman writer in the first century proposed that cows fed legume produce more milk. The idea appeared in agricultural notes of ancient experiments.
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