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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
6
John E Rovensky argues today's inflation differs from the past and is driven from the bottom up as wages rise and prices follow. He cites government spending and taxing, notes unions can leverage higher pay, and says fixing prices will not halt the cycle in a free economy.
In 1918 Alaska yielded minerals salmon furs and farm produce totaling 120 760 73 dollars more than sixteen times the territory's original purchase price, underscoring the region's rich outputs and economic return.
A pay raise is described as a stone thrown into the economic pond, signaling potential ripple effects across inflation, consumer spending, and business costs as policymakers weigh broader fiscal consequences.
On the California State Polytechnic College football field student Don Liming showcases falconry reviving medieval sport. He trains sparrow hawks to hunt pests using a burlap wrapped horseshoe target and a controlled aerial sequence, highlighting hands on practice and study.
A Chicago reader asks if it's right to fight for the discard pile in three hand Canasta. The columnist explains that going all out for the pile often backfires, advises keeping strong melds and not breaking up potential plays, and notes four-hand games lack the same danger due to a partner.
The sentence describes a hawk learning to target the head when meat teaches it. It notes that the type of wings used influences which prey the hawk is taught to kill.
A medieval Scottish law from 1457 banned golf to ensure archery practice. Players quit, later returned, prompting a stricter 1491 statute that fined players and the stand owners where golf was played.
WEW introduces 160 horsepower Quadri-Jet hydraulic steering that replaces carburetor high-lift valves. The update reduces effort while preserving steering feel, promising a more thrilling driving experience.
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