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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
7
A mixed clue list with horizontal terms including United Nations abbreviation and optimistic words, plus vertical clues for small mass custody depart and other short entries. The grid features terms like Future date, attire, and Scottish sheepfold alongside river and mollusk genus clues.
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan notes inquiries about psoriasis show need for better information. He explains uncertain causes, common age or family links, and frequent but inconsistent treatments including coal tar and ultraviolet therapy, with no guaranteed lasting results.
Robert E. Moses, 25, of Brockton, was found asleep at the wheel and his truck toppled, knocked down nine highway posts. The vehicle was loaded with dynamite and the incident occurred on a Massachusetts road yesterday.
In New York the case over Stanley Dollar interests and control of a steam line group ends in a partial government settlement. The U S Maritime Commission previously held control after RFC loan turmoil, with the Court of Appeals questioning pledged stock as collateral. The Justice Department used various legal maneuvers, and the Supreme Court’s Vinson involvement delayed a full ruling until fall.
The Peoples Daily in Peiping accuses two geography texts of venomous worship of U S ideology. It says one book wrongly claimed the United States led in reserves and later corrected to say another country surpassed the U S. The paper also criticizes the omission of aggressive U S aims in the Pacific and labels the United States a capitalist nation at the world’s highest industrial level.
Anchorage report on the 30th Engineer Base Topographic Battalion from San Francisco conducting the continent wide photogrammetric survey. Thirty six helicopters will map militarily important areas in Alaska this summer for the third year running, after last year covered 24 square miles in 81 days. The piece also notes the once famous tale of the Gotham fools who dissuaded the king from building a hunting lodge near their town.
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