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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1951
Page
2
William M. Allen of Boeing warns of a critical manpower and materials shortage in the aviation industry. He says shortages may delay deliveries and could cause the 1952 goal of 50,000 planes to be unmet, with effects visible later in production.
The United States operates more than 100 CAA licensed mechanic schools across multiple states, reflecting widespread access to aviation maintenance training and career pathways.
FASTEETH improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates keeps false teeth from rocking sliding or slipping. Provides firm grip without gum irritation or pasty taste. Also helps with plate odor and fresh breath. Obtain PASTEETH at any drug store.
The Supreme Court found the Forsyth Winston-Salem Board of Health invalid, ruling the joint board was unconstitutionally formed. The decision prompts likely reorganization of health boards in large cities and counties and re-enactment of regulations to enforce milk and sanitation standards while preserving lawful boards.
A collage of notes on a gum for appetite control selling 30 pieces for 2.50, reading training with a tachistoscope and telekinocular, a Rollins College presidency joke, gift season timing mid May to late June, humorous exchanges, and trivia about Edison rubber, government rules, Coolidge, a tax preference survey, and Pepsi-Cola’s Alfred N. Steele whose father belonged to Sigma Nu.
The piece recalls the wartime Toys for Belgium program and the famous Buster Brown doll sent to a Belgian child by an American teen. It notes the doll’s adventurous history, its fragility, and a plea from Brussels for shipment to another deserving child, reflecting postwar relief efforts and grateful letters from Europe.
New York trading opened with indecision as prices drifted with a mix of gains and losses. Strength and weakness appeared across major divisions with some stocks advancing on corporate developments while others fell. Notable gainers included American Cyanamid and Goodrich Rubber. decliners included Chesapeake & Ohio, Studebaker, and Du Pont.
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The Defense Department identified 348 additional U S casualties from the Korean War including 40 dead 235 wounded 22 injured and 51 missing. Also notes driving safety concern as failure to yield at intersections remains leading cause of city traffic accidents.
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