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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1969
Page
9
North Carolina crop production totaled 732,671,009 dollars in 1968, down 15 percent from 1967’s 858,686,000. Tobacco led declines with 89,427,000 drop, corn fell 31,009,000, and soybeans slid 28,301,000. Cotton and peanuts rose modestly, peanut value up to 43,316,000.
Dear reader asks what to do during a coronary attack. The doctor explains keep the patient quiet and lying down, loosen collars, cover with a blanket, and call a doctor rather than moving the patient. Narcotics or nitroglycerin may help angina but not a full thrombosis. do not use sedatives or alcohol. Texto ends with reassurance about tampon myths and reader questions.
Members of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing at Cherry Point gave nearly 100 pints of blood to the Red Cross last weekend to replenish dwindling supplies due to the flu epidemic. Marines rode two buses to the Washington bloodmobile. Red Cross official Mrs. Frazier McDevitt credited their help for meeting the quota.
The Henry V. Dick Co. building in Raleigh was gutted by fire early today. Fire crews from five stations battled the blaze and about $115,000 worth of stock was believed in the building at the time. Wade Carter, the firm's manager and VP, commented on the loss and fire response.
Thomasville speculation swirls over who will replace Fred G. Morrison Jr. as solicitor for the Corder’s Court after Morrison resigns to join Gov. Robert Scott in Raleigh as a special aide. Possible successors include Daryl McGuire, William Mills, and C. T. Kennedy, with Scott's approval governing the appointment.
North Carolina nursery and greenhouse products form a $20 million industry says Agriculture Commissioner James A. Graham at the 32nd N C Nurserymen Short Course at NC State. He outlined services offered by the Department of Agriculture as the NC Association of Nurserymen meets to elect new officers with outgoing president Tom Gilmore of Julian.
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