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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
8
The article credits Chinese forces in Korea with teaching American troops to emulate infantry tactics over reliance on heavy firepower. It notes Chinese discipline, minimal support expectations, and greater aggressiveness, urging integrated teamwork and night fighting to counter mass enemy forces.
In the British House of Commons a by play unfolds as members wear a hat during a point of order. Conservative Robert Turton, Hugh Molson and John Rankin take turns with Miss Irene Ward's blue velvet hat as the rule requires a hat while discussing a point in the middle of a vote. Labor secretary Hector McNeil finally returns the hat. Neon popularity noted in the United States toward the end of the 1920s.
If one or two cylinders are worn blue exhaust appears in periodic puffs. When all cylinders are worn emission becomes constant indicating widespread engine wear.
A person’s pulse rate may vary by 10 to 15 beats per minute across a period without any identifiable reason, not indicating an abnormal condition.
A humorous montage notes a midwestern firm marketing a baby travel bed chair bassinet and stroller in one. Also reports a Cleveland debutante on her date with a Boston beau and reflections on nickels and TV, plus stray musings on public behavior and everyday observations.
A columnist notes slang for a doughnut called a sinker and remarks on the shift to lighter pastries. He cites American business spending about 50 million dollars annually on incentives and observes airlines offering travel prizes ranging from short excursions to round the world trips. The country editor laments Congress losing focus during national tension over Korea, warning of the cost of disunity.
Since 1900, when 4 192 passenger cars were produced, U S automotive firms have built more than 116 000 000 motor vehicles.
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