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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1951
Page
2
Paramount Billiards on West Main Street saw a minor blaze Friday night when a neon sign transformer overheated and sparked. Fire Chief Loftin collects items that caused fires to illustrate prevention, aiming to display during Fire Prevention Week starting October 9 focusing on home safety.
The White House will feature room by room temperature control once moved from Blair House. Separate hot and cold units linked to a central control allow different settings per room as renovations approach completion amid material delays.
A U P survey shows the defense department and armed services expanding public information staff at headquarters by over 60 percent in one year. Total publicity personnel reach 525 civilians and 247 military, with annual information salaries around 2.48 million dollars.
A weekly overview highlights mixed signals in the Korean and Cold War fronts. Good news cites a sincere Soviet push for a cease fire in Korea, Iran oil talks with possible American cooperation, and growing Western arms support amid Tito Stalin tension. Bad news notes renewed Communist troop movements in Korea, hard UN terms from South Korea, and a harsh Hungari an court ruling against Archbishop Josef Groesz.
New York UP reports the American Foot Care Institute warns that summer is the toughest season for feet. Director Dr Benjamin Kauth offers tips on washing, rotating shoes and socks, preventing athlete's foot, choosing leather footwear, proper sizing, and toe exercises.
Raleigh June 30 Open authority and the de af conservation and de Scence proposed today construction of a plant at Wilmington or Morehead City to manufacture tar and lumber from tropical logs. A plant at either port would have cost advantages and be near log sources and plywood and furniture markets. Cargo-handling facilities and labor supply would be adequate. Operation would be desirable in peace or war. The study was part of a program to explore new industrial development.
Fragmentary text mentions a prep police test and a minor automobile matter with references to testimony and a number. Contents are garbled and lack coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Local stations adjust relay times to fit fee schedules with hour changes. Some regions shift clocks for daylight saving while last minute program changes cannot be included.
0th Dimension release features K abes and Shadow be in an experimental sketchbook. Blandinge abe and Regan contribute varied visual notes. The project blends surreal fragments with playful vignettes across a compact gallery format.
Fridtjof N. Nissen a 53 year old physiotherapist finally received his diploma from Deerfield Academy after a 15 year delay and a 3000 mile trip. He did not finish with his 1916 classmates and spent decades catching up on credits after arriving from Vancouver Washington.
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