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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1954
Page
5
The piece argues parental consent is not required for a happy marriage but notes happiness is likelier where parental approval exists. A disapproving father is seen as harmful, and securing parental blessings before marriage is advised to reduce partnership hazards. The author doubts the efficacy but suggests early influence may help.
The article notes buoyant personalities from happy families and cites Otto Weininger on pampered rats thriving under secure conditions. It asks if money can cause illness, citing Dr. William Kaufman who links money worries to unconscious economic behavior affecting patients.
Raleigh reports two new milk marketing areas placed under the State Milk Commission increasing total areas to nine. Area No. 1 includes Cherokee Clay Macon Graham Swain Jackson Transylvania Madison Buncombe Mitchell Yancey. Area No. 9 covers Wayne Renoir Pitt Nash Halifax Bertie Martin Washington Chowan Gates Currituck Pasquotank Dare and more. The body heard W R Dalton Jr of Burlington contend state law allows regulation of the milk industry and possibly below cost sales to avoid harming competitors. A hearing is set for tomorrow at 7 p.m. on requests from about 30 wholesale distributors seeking to end retail delivery and sell milk at a platform price. The report notes milk prices in several areas, with Class I pricing around 6.25 to 6.50 per hundred pounds. The Berlin 450 pot radio tower upper platform is mentioned as a health center for children with whooping cough benefiting from altitude.
Lexington Bonner H Thomson reelected president after James O Burke’s death. Mrs Fieta Burke resigns as vice president and becomes secretary and treasurer. James L Gordon elected vice president. Willard R Brown named general manager. Ruth Dave Ripple named assistant secretary treasurer. New board includes Thomson Gordon and others. reorganized effective February 24. Printed electrical circuits used in proximity fuzes in World War II adapted to hearing aids says the American Hearing Aid Assn.
Duke Power Company hosts an open house at Buck Steam Electric Generating Station near Salisbury on March 5 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. to celebrate two new 135 000 kilowatt generators costing over 25 million dollars. Guides show the plant and exhibits. guests include prominent officials and General Electric VP William V. O'Brien attends the Salisbury Chamber banquet in the evening.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a stone monument in Enes was built circa a year not specified. The readable parts reference enamel or stone material and a commemorative purpose, with no clear date or maker identified.
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