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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1952
Page
8
Minneapolis researchers with Minneapolis Honeywell report that cows emit heat causing condensation that contributes to farm building deterioration. A herd of twenty cows could warm a five room house on a winter day. Experts seek better controlled barn temperatures.
The Board of Trade reports Britain has 717,788 shops and service establishments, equating to one shop for every 68 people. In contrast the United States has one shop for every 131 inhabitants.
UNC summer session clinics for handicapped children at Chapel Hill Elementary School featured High Point coach Joe Hilton guiding slow learners to swim in five weeks of one hour sessions. Six boys leapt from the board as the program built confidence, teamwork, and self reliance among the students.
A new radar reflection plotting technique used on the superliner United States lets navigators track nearby vessels without manning the chart room. By marking dots on a glass surface above the radar, crews project lines to predict if another ship will pass ahead, behind, or collide, triggering course or speed adjustments as needed.
London July 26 The Red Dean of Canterbury Dr Hewlett Johnson 78 urges wider bus seats to ease fatigue of workers and advocates relaxed collars while criticizing United Nations germ warfare claims. once aligned with socialist aims he now faces attacks in Parliament though Churchill and Canterbury's archbishop defend his position.
Two jail prisoners volunteered to drink whiskey on Millsaps College campus in Jackson Mississippi and were approved by the faculty. Yale researcher Dr Leon Greenbert tested them for intoxication with his aleometer.
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