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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1952
Page
8
A high school home economics unit compares student and parent views on cooking and meals. Horton notes the class plans meals for four or more at set costs and time limits, illustrating practical budgeting and menu planning in today’s world.
A recurring proposal for a Youth Center returns to prominence at the school. Students discuss mental alertness and a 30 minute timing exercise as part of a push for teen activities. The topic appears in a letter section with references to Walter Isha Dean and other students.
In November 1960 a design contest selected two proposed Canadian postage stamps. One design features a simplified paper mill scene and a curl of paper, with A L Pollock of Toronto as the designer. The stamps, valued 20 and 50 lire, will depict Graziano teaching on the 12th, while Indochina issues a new set of 12 stamps led by King Sisavang Vong and a Mekhong river scene.
Fragmentary text indicates Farouk consolidates power by uniting Sudan and Egypt under his rule. The note references an anti tuberculosis campaign and political rights for women as part of his governance signals. Authorities appear to announce Farouk’s expanded authority.
The first cable car climbed Clay Street in 1873 and today many steep sections are served by electric trackless trolleys.
A report in the American Medical Association Journal warns diesel locomotives pose health risks. Doctors Winston and Walsh note chromate salt in radiator fluid can cause severe skin inflammation, urging protective gear for workers at depots and on trains.
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