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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1952
Page
5
In FRANKFURT authorities weighed murder versus death by own action after a German woman and an American GI were found nude in snow covered woods near Offenbach. Footprints and clothing clues, including dogtags and a bracelet, prompted a full autopsy with results due in days.
The UMT study panel debated starting training by lottery rather than selecting 18 year olds through conscription. Sen Ralph Flanders proposed lottery calls to improve youth cross section. Armed Services committees back an early start with 60 000 yearly rising to 800 000 after six months training. Defense Chief Foster promised no racial segregation in training.
Poor digestion and gas after meals linger for many. A new medicine promoted by CERT helps digest food faster when taken before meals. It claims to reduce gas pains and bloating and to enrich the blood with herbs and Vitamin B-1. Presented by Mann's Drug Store in High Point.
Police say two bandits robbed a tavern, killed two homicide squad detectives, and stole their car and guns before pausing at a tavern robbery for $380. They fled on foot, the police recovered the vehicle, and no further details were released. Mexico City is noted for its altitude above sea level.
Police order a 13 state lookout for a Howard University coed’s classmate in connection with the murder of Janet Ellen Kirg a 19 year old from Rutherfordton North Carolina whose body was found on a city street Monday night Detectives say the suspect is Donald Nathan Tyler a Black man described as a classmate in the case and linked to a car from which the girl may have been thrown.
Colorado Springs residents watched as a B 25 bomber landed safely after a nosewheel down lock failed. A fire ax and a jack were used to jury rig the gear while the crew, led by Lt Col W A, fought fuel shortage and two hours of circling. The aircraft and crew emerged unharmed.
President Truman will appoint a special commission to study airport safety near major cities. Lt Gen James H Doolittle will head the panel with Defense and Commerce Department nominees. The effort follows the National Airlines crash near Elizabeth and concerns over crowded airports like Kansas City.
Readable fragments claim itching of pimples eczema and blotches ruins romance leading to advice for relief with a product priced at 40 cents. The text promotes soothing applications as a fix for skin irritations and fatigue.
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