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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1951
Page
2
A northern bulletin notes USSR could mount large oil output and coal production but lags in steel and auto output. It highlights Soviet jet engines as evidence of technical progress while warning of militant youth indoctrination and guides urging military drills and gas mask training in schools.
A violent weekend left multiple deaths after an argument over a dice game led to a van pursuit and fatal crash in Monroe. Sheriff C W Perry reported Otis Alston, 18, of Louisburg, among the deceased and others injured. Authorities identified bodies slowly due to fire. A separate crash near Monroe burned two truck occupants after a collision with a second vehicle. The other driver was Jack Howell of Jocie Motor Lines in Charlotte.
A House Armed Services subcommittee delays its three day inspection of proposed sites in the Carolinas for a multi million dollar oil lands bill. Chairman Kilday said the start was postponed until tomorrow as the committee reviews a conference report on the engineered cannon and related lands bill.
A word puzzle grid lists horizontal clues such as Indian weight and Italian river and vertical clues including a false statement and wages. The grid pairs clues with numbered positions to form a crossword style puzzle.
The list provides mappings for phrases to confirm answers for several number keyed clues. Wolflike corresponds to feral or lupine. Minute equals sixty seconds. exhausted equals tired. closed equals shut. month part equals name of a month segment. vegetables denote produce. symbol for actinium is Ac. additional equals extra.
The page shows a dense ledger of company names with approximate stock percentages and noted prices. Firms include American Tobacco, Boeing, Coca Cola, General Electric, Standard Oil, Union Carbide, DuPont, and many others reflecting diverse sectors and market activity.
The 433rd Troop Carrier Wing under General E and the North Atlantic Pact Forces will bring eight C 119 transport planes to Germany today. The unit totals about 1,100 men, with most arriving next month.
Uncle Sam had 2 489 500 persons on his pay roll this month an increase of 45 100 over June. The Civil Service Commission reported today that July departments accounted for 60 per cent of the increase. Seasonal rises in Interior and Agriculture accounts for another 20 per cent. The rest is not clear due to damaged text.
A six mile buffer around the parallel would force Allied withdrawal deep into North Korea and risk renewed invasion of the South. North Korea pressed for a line that would prize political questions and delay talks, while U.N. spokesmen warned of shifting positions and possible setbacks in the ceasefire talks. Transfers and propaganda attacks surged as the United States and Communist allies disputed the armistice terms.
Washington report notes the Pentagon keeps a 1942 sedan for General Omar N. Bradley. The aging vehicle highlights criticism of luxury transport for top officers amid ongoing wartime operations.
The Meier family tradition of playing Christus in Lünen, Germany, ends as Heinrich Meier prepares to carry on the role. He built a $250,000 open air theater in the Black Hills and plans a cultural arts campus. His family and local volunteers support the seven generation production now faced with a long transition.
Historians note the eagle became the United States national emblem after its selection for the Great Seal. Franklin reportedly favored a turkey, but the eagle prevailed as the emblem of the new republic.
Motion to coordinate policy with Armed Services Committee passed despite sharp objections from Chairman Connally. Dispute centers on prerogatives and money distribution guiding policy direction. Notice cites divorce action in High Point Municipal Court, Guilford County NC with required appearance by defendant John Smith Jr.
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