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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1952
Page
3
In a rural column, the piece praises Bill Green at City Hall as a versatile fixer: a lobby presence, courtroom helper, and go to person for questions. It contrasts urban doctors’ wealth with a hardworking small town physician serving miles of mountains and counties while facing looming professional changes.
Long Beach California Lu cille Ginger Huckels of Lakewood pilots a 36 foot landing craft for the naval shipyard since 1944. Her tow duties dock and maneuver large navy vessels while her daughters, Jo anne and Candace, are said to be among her reasons for working this job.
DETROIT. Walter E. Otto, president of the Michigan Mutual Liability Co, says communities must toughen pedestrian control laws as pedestrians are responsible for many accidents. He cites crossing against red lights and stepping from between parked cars as examples and argues for adequately enforced legislation.
Salvation Army Captain Olvy Sheppard issued a call for discarded clothing to aid families in need. He noted children often lack sufficient cold weather attire and urged people to donate or request pickups, with most demand for children's garments.
The press across the United States joins a coast to coast campaign aimed at saving 10,000 lives and preventing at least 250,000 injuries this year. The plan stresses driver and pedestrian education and strict enforcement of laws, with support from the accident prevention association and state presses.
Rural pupils in Davenport Township work on a large dirt-filled box to create a modern farm as part of a Scott County conservation contest. The project demonstrates plowing, string lines, and seedbed setup as teaching aids for their school work.
Authorities push stricter enforcement citing drinking drivers as the primary target. Boate notes fines encourage similar violations and stress the need for tougher jurist actions.
The annual awards night for Boy Scout Troop Seven and Cub Scouts at St. Marys Episcopal Church will be held at the church on Thursday February 4. Three scouts will receive Eagle Scout honors. The event includes members of the Tum Regist Comes Troop and the son of Mr and Mrs Jesse H.
The Chiefs will be presented with a silver award in a ceremony honoring their service and achievements. Leadership and team members from the organization will attend the event to mark the occasion.
District Judge Florence W. Burke of Westfield Mass allows a drunken offender to be escorted to the Connecticut line under a police offer. The judge noted she had enough to do with drunks from her own state and the tipsy offender was sent across the border.
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