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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
8
An essay notes that experts urge everyone to take up a hobby as a wholesome, modern remedy for various ills. It follows a family whose bees and rabbits spark a shift into model ships and cabinet making, cluttering a small apartment with woodworking gear.
United Press reports aviation executives say plane deliveries lag demand due to weak federal controls in the war era and a lack of a government plan to prioritize materials. Ramsey cites a need for a WWII style aircraft board and a reappraisal to boost output toward about 4 500 military planes in 1951, with potential employment gains from 500 000 to higher levels as resources allow.
Five Western European nations France Germany Luxembourg Belgium and Italy signed an interim report in Paris on pooling armies into a single force under one command. The plan follows earlier steps toward removing borders including the Council of Europe customs unions and the Schuman plan for coal and steel pooling. The United States backed the idea with General Eisenhower supporting the Atlantic Pact.
President Truman’s vacation confirms church attendance at Key West First Church where Rev. George Ray has served three years. Mrs. Truman and Margaret attend St. Paul’s Episcopal Church nearby. In Coventry England, beer-taster Richard D Bell was fined 56 dollars for drunken driving.
Admiral Sherman body lies in state at National Cathedral. It will be moved Friday for burial at Arlington National Cemetery. The 54 year old Chief of Naval Operations died in action.
Miss Dixie Gays Mabe and Dilmer C. Dorsette wed in a July ceremony at Archdale Church of the Nazarene with Rev DeWitt H. Patton officiating. Miss Jeanette Rogers and Pfc. James E. On also exchanged vows with Janet Ritch at the piano. The brides wore navy accessories and rosebud corsages. reception followed with cake and punch. The couples will reside with the brides’ families. Mabe serves in the Marines at Parris Island and will join the family on Fraley Field Road after the ceremony.
The article notes the transit of a bared plane from Italy, with chiefs saluting or standing by. It mentions Israel’s diet ports Haifa and Jaffa, and that Tel Aviv can host light draft vessels.
An old custom linked spinster to women spinning their trousseaus before marriage. The 4,000 mile US Canada boundary has remained unfortified for over a century.
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