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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1952
Page
7
Clean skylights and high windows with soap and water and careful step ladder surveys. Open slightly for hidden borders, use long-handled tools, and work in small sections to avoid drips. Finish by drying rags and rewarding yourself.
Editor notes this is a Woman's Page brief on top U S government women jobs. Sigrid Arne of the Associated Press Washington staff previews the upcoming feature on prominent female officials in the federal purse strings department.
The record traces a Richland native from early theater work in New York and nine years on stage to becoming bank president four years after election. She later owned a general store, a grain elevator, seven farms and 13 farms held for her mother, and aided savings bond drives and farm clubs in township. The trajectory reflects a life of public service and entrepreneurship.
CHICAGO UP Charles Enzenbacher 15 promised juvenile officers he would reform then stole a car for a joy ride. He collided with a bus and crashed through a fence. Two women from Illinois were contacted by authorities as the youth had been skipping school.
Edward J. Meeman criticizes televised murder scenes and urges parents to pressure stations to limit graphic content. He cites a Cincinnati study showing 12 and 13 year olds watch more TV than attend school, urging parental influence to steer family viewing choices.
Pattern planning for a holiday date trackor offers perforated fabric in sizes 10 through 20. Size 12 listing includes 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. price 30 cents teal. Also offers Basic FASHION 1952 with wardrobe doubling ideas for 25 cents plus a gift pattern.
North Carolina’s 19th federal gambling stamp has been issued to Robert Lee Smith of Asheville. The announcement came from the U S collector of internal revenue in Greensboro yesterday.
Samuel E. , a bank vice president in Cal, West Virginia, surrendered to FBI agents in Parkersburg after a routine audit showed a funds shortage. He said he embezzled at least $50,000 and would face trial before bail is set. His conscience prompted him to return and accept punishment.
Mrs Grace Swafford Wykes of Til transfers a faded 1824 document to the Southern Illinois University museum in Carbondale. The note records William Sullivant promising to repay $10 borrowed from Shad Mooneyham, linking a 127 year old debt to a university collection.
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