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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1952
Page
5
The article notes the U.S. Treasury faces a 6 to 10 billion dollar funding gap to meet maturing debt by year end after a failed long term bond issue. It discusses low savings bond rates, tax considerations, and pressure on the Fed to restore market manipulation to stabilize bond prices.
Mrs A E Arnold and Mrs Lois Clements, longtime neighbors in Boyne City, rediscover a shared past after Arnold reveals a silk embroidered handkerchief with the name Kitty Bush. Clements recalls knowing a Kitty Bush in Belding, and Arnold confirms she is Kitty Bush from their childhood.
A UNC group led by Dr E D Palmatier will spend two and a half months atop White Mountain Nevada to study cosmic ray nuclei using five tons of equipment. Duke’s W W Brown joins as a collaborator with graduate students. Financed by the Atomic Energy Commission.
A compact data line notes 4 24h 6 percent 16 10 percent 0 24 percent with 1542 43 figures. The fragment suggests market quoting data or security returns, but lacks full context or descriptors for a clear event or entity.
United Press reports a softer weekly stock trading pace with total volume 6 176 600 shares. Rail and industrial averages rose slightly while utilities slipped. Notable gains appeared in railroad issues and several individual stocks including Dow Chemical Amerada Barber Oil Motorola Schenley and Coca Cola.
Duke University medical educators argue that medical education costs are modest when hidden expenses are removed. They propose communities share in funding teaching hospital services and call current cost calculations misleading.
Dr Palmatier explains that speeding cosmic nuclei create a faint cloud when passing through a chamber. The photograph from the cloud allows study of the nucleus, aiming to understand nuclei of other atoms. He compares cosmic rays to a steam shovel making a precise hole.
Maryland Governor Theodore McKeldin has logged over 10 000 miles in seven states and the District of Columbia in the first 142 days of 1952. He delivered speeches on many subjects and spent 285 hours away from the state according to an aide Albert W. Quinn.
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