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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
2
United Press reports on Alan Devoe’s volume This Fascinating Animal World, noting quirky claims like giraffes murmur and whales spout vapors when surfacing. The piece debunks myths about animals including porcupines and birds, and covers animal sounds and migrations.
Eva Anderson of Janick Pa arrives in New York with Minnie the hen wearing red flannel undergarments. Her two piece at home creation won a national contest for the most unusual object made on a family sewing machine, beating ten entries and earning an electric sewing machine and potential commercial production.
The Rev. Elmer Hewitt Douglas Ph.D. missionary of the Methodist Church will speak at Memorial Methodist Church on Sunday March 9 at 5 15 p m He has led evangelistic work and youth programs in Algeria and has directed the Constantine Home orphanage He has translated Christian books into Arabic and serves as president of the Inter Mission Literacy Committee of North Africa.
Oslo report lists six individuals and four organizations as nominees for the Nobel Peace Prize. Frank Buchman and Michael Lemkin are named along with James T. Shotwell Clarence K. Streit Borgese and Louis St Laurent Schweitzer among others from 15 countries. None of the nominees are from Iron Curtain states.
A group of 23 bee hobbyists met with W A Stevens of State rapid service and W Imrey in the Agriculture Room of the County Building. Stevens spoke on beekeeping as members pressed for guidance on detection and proper management to maximize honey flow. The group, owning 173 colonies, reported an average honey yield of 56 per colony and a local bee club was organized with another meeting planned.
Oak Ridge board proposes incorporation of the Oak Ridge Military Institute Alumni Association by state charter. Steering committee sets Sunday May meeting to review the charter. Judge Lister A. Martin of Lexington serves on the alumni panel evaluating the proposal.
Herman Winkelman appeared skeptical of the Inquiring Reporter column in Minneapolis Tribune. His former wife Ann motivated police action over non support claims. Winkelman was arrested after an investigation and his current wife Florence joined the non support charge.
A 1 year old Chicago merchant mariner, Bernard Riezinger, third assistant engineer on Lykes Lines S.S. Starlight, died in Chalmette Louisiana after falling 14 feet from a gangplank to a concrete dock while returning ashore.
Morris Schilt, 55, former Finchley & Co clerk at the Fifth Avenue store, was arrested on grand larceny charges for pilfering about $353 weekly over three years via a duplicate sales slip scheme, after serving as manager in 1948 and later returning to that post.
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