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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1953
Page
12
Dr anon E Ganenty, chairman of Rochester's Discs department, will be a delegate to an international conference on theoretical physics in Kyoto Japan. The event follows Dr Marshak’s 1947 work classifying mesons into light and heavy types and the first full Meson Physics theory.
Patrol Superintendent George Mingle reports that in 18 months over 7,700 drivers in Ohio ignored radar warning signs. They were cited by police for speeding.
In Raleigh the House prepared for third reading of a bill allowing license renewals every four years without an exam by affidavit and eye check. The proposal, defended as convenient for rural motorists, passed second reading 62 to 44 amid safety objections and potential amendments.
Asheville coverage notes Don A. Campbell of Lebanon Kentucky top speaker at the 30th Carolinas Lumber and Building Supply Association convention. The Hoo-Hoo Concatenation to be led by Z W Groom of Charlotte with new members to be initiated. Panel talks, director elections, and a Countess Maria Pulaski talk to close the meeting.
Dr Helen Shacter of Chicago told the Association for Family Living that a child’s happiness depends greatly on whether the parents had a happy childhood. She cited early family emotional ties as shaping parental attitudes and the home climate.
All green plants use radiant energy from the sun to convert elements from soil water and air into their food.
Gen. James A. Van Fleet, welcomed by Polk County residents, says he will build a home near Auburndale, Florida, and settle there as a landowner and citrus grower. He warns against Communist aggression and praises Korea soldiers while stressing united action to stop the threat. He declines to detail a broader wartime coordination plan, but asserts military effort is already well coordinated.
Glendale taxi driver Arthur Stafford aged 66 collapsed while driving. The taxi swerved toward shoppers near a department store before his passenger Virginia Rives, 25, intervened and stopped the car. Stafford died of a heart failure at the hospital.
Washington reports a completed audit of the nations gold and silver holdings. Treasury official Leland Howard says nearly 23 billion dollars in gold at Ft. Knox and elsewhere is accounted for, with about 2 billion in silver bullion and 301 million dollars in coin not in circulation.
President Eisenhower has intervened to seek peace in the Senate over his nomination of Charles E. Bohlen as ambassador to Russia. Secretary Dulles testified to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after an FBI check on Bohlen, with McCarthy opposing the nomination and questioning why Bohlen would go to Moscow amid Republican opposition.
Lonzo H. Ramage a Keystone Reader Service route chief was indicted on involuntary servitude charges for beating and withholding pay from crippled salesmen. He was arrested at his West Mississippi home and faces a federal hearing, with trial set to begin April 6 in Charlotte. The case stems from a 19 year old salesman from Columbia, DC forced to stay on the job under threat.
The Yale Daily News, the oldest daily college newspaper, chronicles its founding on January 28 1870 and notes its Roosevelt and Wilson era connections through race and figures.
Plants give off more water by day than by night, a fact noted in soil science and plant physiology. Potassium salts influence soil fertility and plant water regulation in agricultural contexts.
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