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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1951
Page
3
HAL BOYLE reports on Kuziolowski, a self taught sculptor enduring opposition to carve a 563 foot Crazy Horse statue on Jerhead Mountain South Dakota. Tourists fund the project via half dollar views and aim to finance an Indian university and medical center.
The National Council of the Churches of Christ urges reviving a Harvest Festival in August September or October to relate faith to daily life. The plan calls for churches to hold the event with food collections for the needy, in addition to Thanksgiving observances.
Miss Elizabeth Burley of Humboldt Iowa cannot explain why the electric light bulb in her living room has burned for 45 years without going out. Electricians have offered to buy it to study the phenomenon but she refuses to sell. The bulb was bought when her house was wired in 1906 and has burned brightly ever since.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a noblewoman figure and a video emcee role in a historic era. It also lists numbers 19 Pilchards 21 Legislative body 23 and notes defeat.
A garbled clue list shows numbered items including 42 and 44 with entries like Lubricant Brad Ringlet and cooi ng plus 48 Age 50 Babylonian ity 52 Symbol for erbium 54 Negative rep England 13 Compass poi 14 Citrus fruit 16 Pewter coin of Malaya 17 Electrical un 18 Amends 20 Epistle ab 21 Thus Heart Egypt 26 Harvest.
The article discusses a bridge hands analysis by Gerber and notes a Texan star’s round up. It covers the North South and East West bidding, a seven of a suit misplay, and a heart queen finesse leading to a top score in no trump.
Napoleon III of France reportedly wore a concealed aluminum breast plate to deter would be assassins. At the time aluminum was valued as a precious metal, selling for about $545 an ounce. The text notes titanium’s emergence as a potential alloying material in steel.
The Atomic Energy Commission reported a plan to utilize radioactive waste from its large plants. The project aims to harness radiation to create heatless containers and related processes, potentially enabling new applications of waste materials.
Fragmented report notes prowlers climbed a steel fence during a police radio outage and references peculiar tick paralysis as a mystery. Britannica cited as a source, with unclear context about a seizure or illness affecting Salem residents.
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to allow Rail Express Agency to raise a temporary surcharge from 20 to 21 cents per shipment. It will expedite a general rate decision, skipping an examiner’s report, with final briefs due August 20, hearings October 10, and a board decision thereafter.
In certain West Indian areas fish eyes are a valued delicacy offering a unique local tasting tradition enjoyed by residents and visitors seeking regional culinary experiences.
A memorial resolution salutes the late Rev. George L. Curry known as George to the group. He was a strong supporter of the organization and the Old School it commemorates, with optimism cheer and friendly spirit. Remarks by S. W. Taylor, President, and Mrs. Mayree Oakes Greene are noted.
The article explains seasickness from changes in body position affecting the semi circular canals. Heat odors and mental attitude influence symptoms. a postwar drug prevents seasickness in about 95 percent of cases and many adapt to ship roll, though very rough seas may still affect some.
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