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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1953
Page
3
The article outlines three exemption classes for 1952 and walks readers through tests for claiming dependents. It notes special rules for a wife in a joint return, gifts and non taxable income, and how to determine half the support. includes examples and reader Q&As on age, citizenship, and death.
Rev. Fr. Joseph M. Teply of John Carroll University applies Jacques Bertoulli's 17th century theory to design snow fences. The method positions and angles to trap maximum snow, accounting for wind velocity and air pressure. University Heights authorities adopt the approach for clearer roadways.
In Augusta Maine two high schools trained 71 students in 1947 and in 1952 the totals were 52 schools training 2,500 students. Only 23 of 6,303 pupils had accidents with none fatal. State police note teens caused 20 fatalities 376 injuries and 742 property cases in the same period.
About 20 000 groceries will adopt self-service retail operations next year based on sales data and booked orders cited by S A Hirsh Manufacturing vice president Dave Shulman. He noted 10 percent of 200 000 groceries not yet using self-service may switch this year and that drug and hardware stores plus soft goods may also adopt the technique.
Gen James A Van Fleet told reporters en route to Japan that the United Nations could mount a major offensive to end the Korean stalemate. He relinquished command of the Eighth Army after 22 months and planned US retirement after a Tokyo stopover. He warned Communist China would decide the offensive’s scale and noted atomic options could save lives.
The article asserts no action will occur until a more concerted effort appears. It notes the high point liquor issue is unlikely to change as wines are described as not improving with age.
Navy leadership reports show Admiral Harold R. Stark stepping aside as commander of the navy’s Pacific fleet while Lt. General Courtney H. Hodges or another lieutenant general was named to replace General Walton S. Walker as commander of the Fifth Army.
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