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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1952

Page

11

Fort Worth Woman Sees Lightning Hit Home Again

Mrs. Sam H. Royal reports two separate lightning strikes near her Fort Worth dwelling’s kitchen window. The first strike occurred years ago in Kansas City, lifting her upstairs. the recent strike struck the window and a radio two feet away.

Fort Worth Tex Sam H. Royal Kansas City

One Out of Thirteen Over 65 Facing Adequate Old Age Planning

A NEA summary notes that by 1980 about one in seven will be over 65, with the aging population rising faster than gains in security. The National Committee on the Aging urges quick action on retirement norms, housing, health care, and social supports to prevent a widening crisis for seniors.

New York NEA National Committee On the Theodore Klumpp New York Chemical Company National Committee On the Aging Committee Ag Oomn Basi Rew Muii Ffor

Fragmented Line Rests on Imagined Laurels

A garbled text fragment speaks of present availability and distant ease, mentioning resting on imaginary laurels and suggesting a struggle to seize present opportunity. The sentence lacks clear subjects or events, offering only vague, unfinished ideas.

Pre-Fabricated Bunker Debuts on Korea Front

A pre-fabricated bunker kit, designed for rapid front line assembly, arrives in Korea. The modular pieces are shipped to the front and quickly fitted together with finishing touches to save hundreds of hours of labor for infantrymen.

Korea

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