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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1954
Page
5
Richard A. Mullens explains which 1953 sales require Schedule D and how to report gains or losses. Rules cover personal residence parts, depreciation, and special residence sale provisions, with tips to compute basis and avoid tax when buying a new home.
In Rome Farouk warns purchasers of his art, stamps, and jewels at the Cairo government auction may face legal action. Egypt seized his Cavulene collections after ousting him in 1952, and bidders worldwide flock to the sale starting Friday. His secretary cites legal advice against selling his family's property and reserves Farouk’s right to sue.
Representative Matthews proposes renaming petty officers of the Navy to enlisted officer arguing the term petty is demeaning and reflects British tradition. He outlines support for a title that better honors their role and suggests the change during a House delivery.
The English Lancet notes that as people age they accept infirmity yet see themselves as unchanged. The piece argues this attitude keeps older adults from hospitals and social acceptance, while misremembering details is common if one equates memory with perfect reproduction.
Whitney argues that personality traits do not form at birth but emerge as infants respond to those around them. He notes early differences in crying, activity, and temperament and suggests stable behavior patterns develop as a result of interaction with caregivers, shaping personality over life.
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII, aged 77, rested well last night and his improvement continues. Doctors say the Pope remains frail but stability returns as he conquers a glandular stomach ailment.
Puzzle clues listed for a crossword grid with numbered entries including horses oats attendants and oceanic terms. The hints span across and down directions for a themed crossword fill.
Answer to Previous Puzzle lists several clues with mismatched lengths. Key entries include 24 Little children 35 Unclosed 25 Notion 40 Choice 26 Powdered 43 Restrain in 45 Banal 28 46 Angle excessive 47 Century plant feeling 48 Rescue 30 a 50 State arly heroine 51 Oceans 33 What a 62 Essential horseman being does 55 Permit.
Hall of fame tenor Giovanni Martinelli, at 68, starts a new path as a salesman and television explainer of opera plots. He hosts Opera Cameo on Dumont, sharing heart over high notes, and says the joy of opera now reaches more people through conversation.
Columbia Clair Harold Shadwell 57 longtime radio PR figure known as The Mid Shepherd died after a monthlong illness at Veterans Hospital. He spent 25 years in radio including WBT Charlotte 1928 to 1938 and lived here since 1946. Final rites at St John s Episcopal Church with interment Greenlawn Cemetery. Surviving: widow two sons Henry Calvin and Clair H Jr a sister Mrs Hubert Adams of Wiesbaden Germany.
After persecution under Hitler, about 125000 Jews in West Germany rebuild social and cultural life. The Central Council cites rising participation in law, commerce, and education with 400 Jewish lawyers, 350 merchants, 2000 women in groups, and 200 Jewish students at universities. The government provides compensation and restitution of property while many Jews remain abroad.
Warns against harsh laxatives for temporary constipation. Promotes Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative with Senna extract from Bréal Pepsin as a natural relief option. Claims gentle, reliable relief for the whole family and offers money back if not satisfied. Box 280 New York NY.
Rome: Mario Scelba, famed former interior minister who drove back rioters, agreed with reservations to attempt forming a new Italian government. President Luigi Einaudi tapped the 52 year old Sicilian born Christian Democrat after consultations, aiming for a pro Western coalition including Scelba's party the Social Democrats Republicans and Liberals. If successful his coalition would command about 16 votes in the 590 seat chamber, provoking strong Communist and Fascist opposition.
The Agriculture Department urged Southern farmers to time planting for soybeans and use lime, phosphate, and potash to boost yields. Trials show 35 bushels per acre with lime and fertilizer in Louisiana versus 21 without. North Carolina fertilized plots yield 34.4 vs 22 unfertilized. Potash and phosphate help Arkansas soils but not Mississippi Delta. May planting improves Mississippi results while Florida tops with later June plantings.
Rep Engle lists invited leaders from key lumber groups for a Washington conference in April to discuss timber pricing and sales in national forests. He aims to hasten Forest Service reforms to curb stumpage prices and cut costs, naming National Lumber Manufacturers Assn American Paper & Pulp Assn and American Pulpwood Assn as invitees.
Estimates show Earth has about 7 billion acres of forest land with roughly 5 billion acres still largely unexplored and not fully mapped or studied, indicating vast unknown ecosystems and species.
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