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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1954

Page

5

Insurance Rate Change Protested in North Carolina

Edgecombe and tobacco farmers protested proposed hail insurance rate changes that would raise costs by about 201 734 dollars annually. At a hearing in Raleigh Insurance Commissioner Charles F Gold and the North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau discussed county based adjustments with 25 to 30 farmers present.

Raleigh PA North Carolina Edgecombe Tobacco Charles F. Gold North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau Edgecombe Surry County W. L. Gunn Jr H. G. Shelton Speed Alamance Beaufort Weten Gow Berland Davidson Davie Halifax Lee Madison Moore Pitt Richmond Robeson Sampson Scotland Stokes Bertie Sanan Ooney Edgecombe Forsyth A . Johnston Jones Lenoir Martin Montgomery Nash Northampton Onslow Orange Person Randolph Vance Warren Washington

US Births Stay Above Three Percent Milestone

The past seven years show births in the United States consistently above 3.0 million annually. A data note reports 615 airplanes used on European routes with 23 or 4 percent reach, plus 38 percent British and 58 percent American.

Euron Airlines

Mirror of Your Mind and Attitudes toward Hostility

An analysis cites H. A. Overstreet proposing a universal, environment friendly to human fellowship to solve world ills. The foundation rests on psychological understanding embedding fondness for mankind in children and adults. hostility would struggle in such a setting. The piece notes individual susceptibility to alcohol varies, but a well adjusted person with few mental problems shows little effect.

H. A. Overstreet King Features Syndicate, Inc

Adolescent Behavior Tied to Parental Influence

James C. Flanagan of the University of Michigan says most teens fare well with their parents. He cautions that harsh methods may push youths toward maladjustment. Parents should foster mental growth by encouraging decision making and confidence.

James C. Flanagan University of Michigan

Atom Reactor Courseheadlines at North Carolina State College

At Oak Ridge Tennessee Dr Clifford K Beck outlined North Carolina State College s pioneering nuclear engineering program. He noted 75 graduates in the nuclear engineering program and 115 enrolled including graduates. He described the on loan uranium and the high costs of the reactor building while stressing no AEC financial help. The conference, sponsored by Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the National Research Council, runs tonight and tomorrow.

Oak Ridge Tenn Carolina State Clifford K. Beck Beck North Carolina State North Carolina State College Atomic Energy Commission AEC N. C Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Oak Ridge National Laboratory National Research Council

Land Sea Freight Service Planned by McLean Trucking

Winston-Salem based McLean Trucking plans a 50 million dollar land-sea freight system to load trailers onto four new merchant ships operating Wilmington or Charleston to New York and Providence. The plan aims to cut loading times and shift freight from rail to a door to door service. AFL Teamsters leader Dave Beck supported the move as trucking progress and job growth despite short term driver displacement.

Winston-Salem P McLean Trucking Co Winston-Salem M. P. McLean S.C. Loveland Co Atlantic Coast McLean McLean Trucks Wilmington Charleston S.C New York Providence Ray Dave Beck AFL Teamster Miami Fla Beck

Durham Man To Handle Scott Publicity

Durham newspaperman William B. Whitley will handle publicity for former Gov. W. Kerr Scott in his U.S. Senate campaign. Campaign manager Terry Sanford said Scott will open his Raleigh headquarters next week, with rival Anton Lennon planning his at the Hotel Walter. Whitley, 28, previously publicized Umstead and Graham campaigns and wore his “winning suit” at the news conference.

Raleigh William B. Whitley Durham W. Kerr Scott U. S. Senate Terry Sanford Scott Carolina Sanford Charles Johnson Anton Lennon Walter Whitley Umstead Hubert E. Olive Frank Graham U. S Senate Willis Smith University of North Carolina Duke University Durham Herald

What Every Woman Should Know About Female Weakness

Advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound and Tablets for relief from menstrual cramps backache and headaches and for hot flashes during change of life with medical claims of relief in 63 to 80 percent of cases. Offers free booklet and mail order details from Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia Pinkham Simly Toydia E. Pinkham Lynn Mass Ieee Pinkham

Bride dies with leukemia after short marriage

Marie Chylak 21 died in Scranton Pa with her state trooper husband by her side ten days after their wedding. A blood test two weeks before the ceremony showed she had leukemia. Doctors said she was dying. the bride was never told the illness was fatal and collapsed on their wedding trip.

Scranton Paul Chylak Jr Marie Chylak Bedford Marie Paul Chulak Jr Peckville Pennsylvania

Bootleggers Rise As Big Operators Return In America

HAL BOYLE reports bootleggers expanding from Prohibition days into major urban operations. Operators can fund up to 60 000 dollars to run stills producing 1000 gallons daily and sell moonshine from parking lots to hotels and stores. Industry leaders urge stricter enforcement and consider industry backed pilots to curb bootlegging.

New York the Sera America United States Ralph Heymsfeld Schenley's Rma Heymsfeld

Dairies Cut Wholesale Milk Price Stirs Greensboro

Greensboro dairies cut wholesale milk price to stores by three cents a quart, dropping to 21 cents. Four of five local dairies announced the move, with officials noting losses and the chance of a price war spreading. State Milk Commission Chairman W. W. Fitrick warned of disastrous effects if the cuts spread.

Greensboro North Carolina Biltmore Ae Corative N Pet Products Co Southern Daisies Sealtest Milk Distributors State Milk Commission W. W. Fitrick

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