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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1950

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2

Two Zones of Influence May Be Moscow's Plan

Soviet strategy may aim to divide the world into two spheres and ease the Cold War for Moscow. The piece cites James Reston and Lloyd George style warnings, noting Lenin's non intervention tenet and historic US nonrecognition, while urging united diplomacy to resist Russian expansion.

Moscow U. S James Reston Washington New York Times Soviet Russia America China Rusia United States Britain Maxim Litvinoff Ff. B. A Moncow Reds California Acheson Free Nations

New Cheap Way to Make Scarce Hormones Found

A new method keeps rat pituitary glands alive in a fluid bath to harvest hormones three times weekly. ACTH and other hormones from these tiny glands may aid arthritis, growth, and thyroid function. National Cancer Institute researchers led by Dr. Roy Hertz and colleagues report the technique, with plans to grow additional glands to study hormone interactions and cancer links. ACTH and cortisone provide pain relief for rheumatoid arthritis, but supplies are scarce.

New York Leonard Scheele Public Health Service Scheele National Cancer Institute Canadian Department of National Health and Welfare Rat Pituitaries Roy Hertz William Tullner Virginia Evans Wilton Earle Helen Waltz Scheele Sae

Accidents Reduced In Home Fatalities Across US

Home accidents killed 30 500 people in the United States last year a three percent drop from 1948. The gray haired age group showed the worst record while fatalities declined in most ages except the 45 to 64 bracket.

Chicago

Three Jets Collide In Midair Over New Mexico

A two-plane midair collision near Sandia Special Weapons base left three parachuting airmen unharmed after landing in the Manzano mountains east of Albuquerque. The four-ship formation was traveling from Williams Air Force Base to Albuquerque and toward El Paso. Cadets Vance and Eaton suffered scrapes and bruises, while Lt. Chapman, piloting the lead T-33, was uninjured.

Albuquerque N. M New Mexico Sandia Special Weapons Base Williams Air Force Base Phoenix Ariz el Paso Tex W. S. Vance Fort Worth G. R. Eaton 16Th St Lawrenceville Ill Manzano Mountains H. M. Chapman Mesa Chapman Vance Eaton

Temple University Charged With Undue Influence

In Reno Nevada on March 15, Mrs Janice Chase King of Silver Spring Maryland filed a will contest alleging Temple University kept Dr Theodore Chase a Philadelphia surgeon a virtual prisoner in his final years and lavished him with exaggerated personal attention to secure gifts worth about 1.4 million dollars from his estate Temple would receive all but 1000 of the bequest. The suit seeks to overturn gifts estimated at 3.4 million in total with the remainder to Temple and alleges he was kept in a room near Temple Medical School head Dean William Parkinson’s office and subjected to elaborate displays of reverence.

Reno, Nev Temple University Philadelphia Janice Chase King Silver Spring Theodore Chase Temple Chase Wing William Parkinson

Army Private Convicted of Rape in Korea Case

Kobe Japan March 15 Army reports conviction of 22 year old private for rape and attempting to obstruct justice. He received a 50 year prison sentence after a general court martial found him guilty. Evidence shows James H Banks Bogalusa La a military policeman accosted Kimiko Ogure last September 3 and led her to a deserted building where the rape occurred. He allegedly tried to bribe her to not testify.

Kobe Japan James H. Banks Bogalusa Kimiko Ogure Banks

Oleo law may ripple into other FTC regulated fields

Washington March 15 The congress oleomargarine bill tightens and broadens FTC enforcement. It preserves certain margarine rules while expanding penalties for violations, applying the same framework to other industries the FTC polices. The example list includes false advertising boycotts commercial bribes and full line forcing with penalties escalating daily up to 5 000 dollars per day in persistent cases. Federal courts will set the fines.

James Marlow Washington Truman Congress Federal Trade Commission FTC Smith Jones U. S

Scott Says Legislature Must Dig Up the Money

Governor Scott warned Raleigh reporters that next year’s legislature must find funds to sustain current state services without repeating past unbalanced budgets. He denied linking the school teacher kickback probe to his SBI investigations and said sales tax inequities should be ironed out, not a state land tax. He affirmed the investigation was ongoing by unnamed sources and separate from the SBI.

Raleigh Scott Leroy Martin Advisory Budget Commission Martin SBI Walter Anderson Anderson

A and P Reveals Cent a Pound Coffee Profit

Francis M. Kurtz, president of the A and P coffee division, testifies before a Senate subcommittee that the chain earned 1.05 cents per pound last year and again for the year ending Feb 25. He explains the one cent profit covers procuring and processing coffee from green to retail.

Washington Francis M. Kurtz Senate Agriculture Kurtz Katz Holland Dila Gillette D-Iown A.&p

Missing Leopard Found And Shot In New Zealand

An 18 month old female leopard that escaped Auckland Zoo was killed by a New Zealand army officer after a city‑wide hunt. The animal breached its enclosure, killed a dog, and was later flushed from underbrush near the zoo before being shot.

New Zealand Auckland Singapore Zoo H. B. Conway New Zealand Army Sten

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