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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1958
Page
8
An across and down puzzle clue list with numbered items includes references to award winner and entities like goddess of the moon and Lohengrin. Many entries cross themes of chemistry, language, geography, and mythology in a typical word puzzle format.
HAL BOYLE argues the space age may raise regard for education but doubts Americans will crown intellectuals as heroes. He notes a culture fixates on charm and fame, naming Elvis and Chief Justice Earl Warren as better known than scientists or scholars. He concludes eggheads are unlikely to become living national heroes.
Three Soviet atomic scientists from Moscow University visited Brookfield Zoo at their request to see something that smells very badly. They viewed a skunk and showed excitement upon hearing about an American diamondback rattlesnake during their 1958 Nuclear Congress trip to Chicago.
An article clarifies that a wage freeze on Social Security records is only possible for a permanent severe disability meeting five conditions. It notes eligibility requires at least six months disability, five of ten covered years work before disability, and under age 50, with payments then ranging from 30 to 108.50 dollars.
The quote frames life as a bright torch to be held and carried forward. It portrays a personal mission to maximize impact in the present for future generations. It reflects Shaw’s optimistic view on using ideas now to illuminate successors.
Archaeologists use aerial photography to map ruin layouts before digging, a practice noted by Encyclopedia Britannica. Lincoln issued the 1863 proclamation establishing Thanksgiving as a national religious festival.
Mrs. Edna N. Cox of Chatham Virginia reports using McCoy's mineral tablets after trying many brands. She notes her family avoided the flu through winter with McCoy's help and urges readers to buy from Mann's Drug Stores with a money back guarantee.
Reader's Digest reports that the pill Orinase may replace insulin shots for about 250000 diabetics. Paul de Kruif writes in the April issue about how this could mean a healthier life. The Digest is on sale now at newsstands.
Raleigh reports the 10th annual C. Max Gardner award goes to Dr. C. Horace Hamilton head of the Rural Sociology Department at North Carolina State College for the year’s greatest contribution to human welfare by a Consolidated University of North Carolina faculty member.
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