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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1950
Page
14
Haifa reports the arrival of a new Danish fishing vessel used for research and experiments. Israel now meets 17 percent of its fish needs locally with 18 fishing vessels, down from World War II, while over 3 million dollars are spent annually on imports. The plan aims to grow Israeli port fleets to 75 vessels within four years.
In Warsaw nearly all Jews remaining in Poland have registered with the Israeli legation for emigration to Israel. Reports indicate about 40,000 Polish Jews have asked permission to leave, with Poland's Jewish population estimated at 50,000 to 60,000.
Dr. Dorothy Bartelles of the American College of Surgeons inspected City Memorial hospital in Thomasville for about two and a half hours focusing on records and facilities. Administrator William Smith said no report was given yet and a new ACS rating list is not due for nearly a year. Bartelles is also inspecting Lexington hospital in North Carolina.
Albert Stuart Hart, 15, named Carrier of the Week. A ninth grader at High Point High School, he owns an Argus A-2 camera and developing set. Hart, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hart Jr., preserves savings from route earnings and enjoys newsboy work as a part time job.
A brief note explains that popped sorghum grains lack the husk seen on popped corn, yielding a different texture and appearance. The observation contrasts two popcorn style snack forms, highlighting structural differences in the grains.
Radio WHPE airs "For the Living" at 5 30 featuring Edward G Robinson Gene Lockhart in a cancer awareness program with narration by Nebinon and music by Victor Bay Lyn Murray conducts. The American Cancer Society notes 200 000 yearly deaths and urges early detection and treatment by surgery X ray or radium.
A chaotic page excerpt contrasts Winchell in New York with Churchill’s Florida host Frank Clark, a Canadian financier. It ridicules betting on favorites, praises betting on winners, and recalls a divorce case tied to racing funds, ending with a courtroom quip about Whirlaway’s Derby victory.
A southern Oregon stream named Jump-off-Joe Creek is linked to pioneer Joe McLoughlin who allegedly leaped into the water in 1839 for sheer joy, a folklore note about early exploration.
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