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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1953

Page

9

Williamson Honored at Sedgefield Dinner by Office Group

Mr. and Mrs. H R Williamson were feted at a private Sedgefield Inn dinner hosted by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co office staff in High Point. Williamson, 36 years with the company’s High Point branch, retires January 31. Guests included Dr and Mrs Glenn Perry and several colleagues.

Sedgefield Inn Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company H. R. Williamson Williamson High Point Pittsburgh Platelass Company Mr. Williamson

Bamboo Plane Flies in Manila Tests Made of Bamboo

A light plane nicknamed the Flying Basket completed a successful test flight at Manila International Airport. The bamboo and wood craft, a joint project of the Philippine Air Force and the Institute of Science and Technology, was designed by Antonio de Leon to test local substitutes for imported materials. It uses a 100 horsepower engine and seats three.

Manila Philippine Air Force The Institute of Science and Technology Antonio de Leon

Palomino Horses Bred For Gold Coin Color

Breeders cultivate Palomino horses to exhibit a coat color that resembles a newly minted gold coin. The distinctive metallic gold shade is a defining trait sought by breeders and buyers in the breed.

Outstanding Carving In Wood at Trinity College

Connecticut Yankee J Gregory Wiggins, a former classics schoolmaster, carved 78 pew ends 31 medieval betsiaries and many pieces for Trinity College chapel. His work includes Archimedes in a bathtub on a misericord seat and injects humor into saint and college boy figures.

Hartford, Conn J. Gregory Wiggins Trinity College Wiggins Archimedes

Long-Wed Couple Says Not to Expect Too Much

KOSCIUSKO Miss. A couple married 68 years share gentle marriage rules for newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hughes recall Christmas 1884, raise ten children, and advise balancing kindness with firm parenting and clear means of respect.

Kosctusko G. W. Hughes Mrs. Hughes Hughes

Assailant Mistakenly Attacks Man on Street

Lawrence Bridge told police he was stabbed in the neck by a stranger who knocked him down on the sidewalk in San Francisco and apologized saying he mistook him for Jerry.

San Francisco Lawrence Bridge Bridge Jerry

Whalebone Term Clarified as Bale Plate Material

The note corrects a misconception that whalebone is bone, explaining it is the horny roof plates of a whale used in trade and industry.

Tuna and Mushroom Casserole For Sunday Supper

Easy tuna and mushroom casserole baked in ramekins yields four servings. Melt fat, add onion and green pepper, stir with flour and spices, add milk and mushrooms, fold in tuna and rice, bake until hot and serve with salad.

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Vermont Weather Forecasting Rules From The Farm

Vermont farmers describe several folk methods to predict winter length and severity. A long fat pig pancreas before Christmas signals a long cold winter. Moonlight through barn cracks on Christmas Eve means a long hard winter. A hard husk on corn implies a bad winter. Ground was soft in December suggests an easy winter.

Montpelier Vermont

Chagnon Receives Purple Heart for WWI Wounds

Better Late, Etc, New Britain Connecticut report that Robert C. Chagnon finally received the Purple Heart for injuries suffered in World War I.

New Britain, Conn Robert C. Chagnon

Crime Does Pay article previews Brink's robbery case

Charles W. Allen Brink's Inc treasurer received the first advance copy of a feature titled Crime Does Pay in Atlantic Monthly. The piece notes the Brink's robbery in Boston three years ago and that the bandits remain at large. The text also oddly mentions grape juice content.

Boston Charles W. Allen Brink's Inc Atlantic Monthly Brink's Corporation

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