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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1960

Page

10

Health official warns on illegal liquor poison dangers

Dr. J. W. R. Norton state health director joins Alcoholic Beverage Control officials in a life saving effort to combat the ravages of poison in illegal liquor.

Alcoholic Beverage Control

Educational Job Started To Block Poison Liquor

Greensboro ABC authorities launch an educational poster campaign to stamp out poison moonshine. 52 500 posters warn of lead poison from galvanized tubs used by moonshiners and eight Christmas deaths in Winston-Salem area cited as motives.

Greensboro D. E. Mason ABC System ABC State Board of Health Carl Chavis Ymca Mason North Carolina Winston-Salem High Point Macon ABC Board

Hawaii Calls Tour Planned by Burlington Radio Station

Radio Station WBBB sponsors a Hawaii Calls Tour modeled on the 1958 Enterprise Europe trip. Jack Wallace of Pleasant Travel Service arranged timing, itinerary, and costs for an Aug 10 departure with Northwest Orient Air Lines handling most transport. The tour features a Honolulu stay, visits to other islands, a Seattle return day, and E Z Jones of WBBB as guide.

Enterprise Wallace Enterprise Tour Hawaiian Islands Honolulu Seattle Wash Greensboro High Point E. Z. Jones WBBB

Civil War shells found during Petersburg road work

In Petersburg Virginia a road widening project on East Bank Street uncovered 30 shells ranging from six to 18 inches, left by Union forces during the Siege of Petersburg. Army officials warn the shells may still be dangerous.

Petersburg East Bank Street

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