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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1950
Page
5
De Soto announces a new model to debut at De Soto-Plymouth dealers on Tuesday January 10. Early information outlines extensive styling and performance upgrades including a redesigned rear with sweeping peak crowned fenders a wider lower window larger window a deeper bumper and relocated tail lights stop lights and directional lights.
A Brooklyn landlord confronts a stubborn front yard poplar tree that refuses to stop growing. The tale outlines his frustration as the tree towers over the property and becomes a recurring nuisance.
A Brooklyn landlord fights a stubborn poplar encroaching on a home and basement. He seeks city help but instead gets a health department summons declaring the tree a community menace. Professional removal costs $400, insurance gaps noted, and the tale ends with a warning about young trees.
A Russian farmer purportedly living 140 years continues to work on his farm with fellow workers calling for awareness of retirement planning. The item mixes humor and social commentary on aging and work in a regional press style.
A collage of quirky lines from writers and speakers. G B Shaw mocks respectability while Will Connors jokes on gender and after dinner speech. J W Riley praises ideas as warlike forces. Henry Sylvern notes unpredictability. A Shulman warns against inconsequence. Geraldy reflects on love against time. Yates offers bold, playful imagery.
Wisconsin inventor offers the Vacu-matic automatic carburetor unit to reduce over rich mixtures and save fuel. Suitable for cars, trucks and tractors, installation takes minutes and the firm invites readers to request full particulars by mail or with a one penny post card.
President Truman urges Congress to fund research turning salt water into drinkable water in large volumes at low cost. He cites water shortages and notes existing water resource limits, proposing authorization to start a national program.
The State of the Union message pledges higher taxes and more spending with little talk of reducing deficits. It lauds government programs while neglecting genuine economy and hints at continued inflation, as car sales and steel coal strikes shape the recovery.
Speculation swirls on who will challenge Senator Graham for the unexpired term. L. Y. Ballentine and Fred Royster top talks, with Royster denying early candidacy while still a potential foe. Ballentine praised for tenure but faces campaign hurdles amid farm ties and current duties. The governor backs Graham, while candidates vie to avoid party splits and keep the farm vote aligned. A possible outsider could emerge, echoing Kerr Scott’s rapid January–May surge two years ago.
Water houseplants with rain water or melted snow when possible to avoid minerals and chlorine found in tap water. Use collected rain or thawed snow to keep soil moisture balanced and reduce chemical buildup.
An export license allows shipment of giant toads to a London medical research center. Scientists value the toads for nervous system research. The U S Department of Agriculture shows baby chicks can be carried by air up to 20 000 feet.
Piedmont Gas Corp claims Tidewater Virginia could save more than 100000 annually on natural gas if authorized to deliver gas there. A consultant’s figures show Virginia bills in 1951 would be about 107983 lower, 1952 192523 lower, and 1953 259200 lower under Piedmont compared with Commonwealth proposals.
FASTEETH offers a pleasant alkaline powder that holds dentures firmly for easier eating and speaking. A light sprinkle on plates reduces plate odor and provides no gummy taste, available at drug stores.
Sydney reports eighty three year old Peter Pitman began as a 13 year old office boy at Tooth's Brewery and has remained a clerk. Directors offer pension upon retirement, but he wishes to continue working.
The sixth century historian Procopius provided a precise account of plague symptoms, noting their progression and impact on patients. The passage reflects early medical observation and contributes to understanding ancient disease.
Donald Welsh of Lansing Michigan rises from basement work to assistant section manager at F N Arbaugh Co through night school in selling and rapid on the job initiative. He embodies the Do it Yourself Spirit as America grows life insurance with 584 companies and 150000 agents serving 80 million insured families.
State authorities may inquire into life insurance matters. The insurance commissioner welcomes inquiries to your company or agent. See your life insurance agent for information. The Institute of Life Insurance at 60 East 42nd Street New York serves as a central information source.
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