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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1951
Page
5
Muriel Lawrence argues the time has come to take an oral stand with children, rejecting appeasement and indulgence. She warns that warmth and acceptance have bred defiance and urges parents to take responsibility to correct behavior, referencing cheating in school as an example.
An ad advocates Hadacol for vitamin deficiencies with testimonies of improved well being, then shifts to articles on morality in education and parenting emphasizing discipline rooted in moral strength. A public notice announces a Board of Adjustment meeting for March 8, 1951 at City Hall.
Notice that R. T. Chambers seeks a permit to build a residence at 601 Grimes Street in an industrial zone. The Board of Adjustments will hear the matter at 4 00 p m Thursday March 8 1951 in the Council Chamber City Hall. All interested may attend. Board of Adjustments By BE C Cridiebaugh.
Barbara Hutton’s divorce action against Prince Igor Troubetskoy was ruled “completely out of court” in San Francisco under state secrecy laws. Melvin Belli said no quick divorce is possible anywhere, while reports of settlement talks and a possible $3 million demand surface amid Hutton’s medical absence.
A six year old boy, Robert Tripp, left with his mother on March 7 in Pasadena California to climb a nearby mountain. Police later found him two miles away with a red wagon carrying clothing, a water bottle, and vitamin pills.
In a turbulent page four collage, Mortimer Hall faces a libel suit over his bestseller Washington Confidential. Mortimer’s gift to Ruth Roman is highlighted as a $5000 imported car. Musings on Winthrop Rockefeller and military intelligence intrigue readers amid a chaotic mix of political and social snippets.
New York March 7 Futures trading will resume on the New York cotton exchange tomorrow after a six week suspension tied to regulatory confusion. The exchange halted operations Jan 26 during a general price freeze and said it could not operate until key details of the government order were clarified.
A congressman step in to aid a constituent, reports detail a heated exchange tied to a letter from the husband. Names are not disclosed in the available text.
The text references Runyon Fund receipts totaling 4,700,000 dollars from Mr. and Mrs. U. W. and mentions a request for a safety slogan with a one dollar entry to win a Buick. It notes dates with a hometown GI and implies promotional messaging.
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