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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
5
Aero nautical engineers tested the XB-52 at Boeing Field in Seattle. The eight jet pods produced a deafening roar as the massive craft taxi tested without lifting off. Observers watched from the civilian side as the aircraft dwarfed nearby planes and threatened the runway with its weight.
A man entered Spencer Sporting Goods in Denver and asked for a .25 caliber pistol. After examining the gun, he announced a stickup, locked Tyson and a bystander in a restroom, and looted 352 in cash and firearms, including the pistol, before fleeing.
A breakfast tip describes poached eggs served on toasted shredded wheat biscuit briefly dipped in water and topped with butter. Use the gas range simmer setting to keep water evenly heated for proper poaching.
Finely mince a garlic clove and add it to the tongue cooking liquid. Cook the meat slowly until it's tender.
The Associated Press reports fast falling butter prices with declines of 8 to 12 cents per pound in large-volume stores across many cities, marking the sharpest wholesale drop in years. Prices vary by region with Western and Southern areas seeing smaller declines while demand shifts and milk output rise.
James Banks aged 17, wounded Korean War veteran, returns to vocational school in Philadelphia after 109 days of front line service. He enrolled under Public Law 894 following three leg operations, saying God and home prayers saved him.
Shelby-Dewey Putnam of Route 2 Shelby Flint Hill begins turkey farming with 1000 bronze poults on a 75 25 share. He built a lean brood house with roofing paper and uses gas heat. Assistant agent says he plans another 1000 as soon as space frees up. The article notes U.S. farmers lime use at 25 to 30 million tons annually.
Raleigh reports the State Board of Education meets with no plan to discuss the federal discrimination suit filed by Negroes. Dr. Clyde A. Erwin notes summonsed members forward to the attorney general for action while the suit also names the Kinston School Board and Superintendent Jean Booth. The board will consider textbook bids and discuss consolidation proposals for small schools.
Floyd E. Parker of Ohama New Mexico was fined 250 dollars by Federal Judge Carl A. Hatch after admitting he placed slugs in a pay telephone window.
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