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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
2
East German leader Grotewohl warns of a civil war risk as he denounces a proposed peace contract with Korea like terms. He vows to resist American imperialism and to strengthen East Germany with a national army amid fears of Western influence.
Police late yesterday arrested William Edward Goins 24 of 310 Coolidge on charges of theft and receiving. Goins jailed on $200 bond for Municipal Court hearing tomorrow. Also arrested Curtis 17 of 610 Leonard Street on abandonment and non support of wife and child, posting $300 bond for hearing tomorrow.
The National Dairy Council report titled How Americans Consume Dairy Foods notes 1951 milk and cream intake rose 31 percent from BE 1939 levels. Ice cream up, butter down, and overall per person daily consumption reaches about one pint, with U S adults drinking 24 more quarts in 1951 than a decade earlier.
Boyertown Pennsylvania aging Colebrookdale Iron Co founded in the 1700s still produces flatirons for domestic and international buyers. Once coal heated, the firm now fills gift shop orders with irons repurposed as doorstops ends and desk ornaments. William B. Keely oversees warehouse clearance as irons are shipped to New York and other cities.
Sightseer John Schloer 21 planned to return to Baltimore to "take my medicine" for a $65 restaurant holdup to finance his first trip to New York. He surrendered with Empire State Building tickets in his pockets and was ordered held for grand jury action on a gun charge, though the magistrate thought the jury would send him home.
FASTEETH is a non acidic denture powder that prevents sliding or rocking of upper or lower plates. It claims to hold teeth firmly with no gooey taste and reduces plate odor, available at drug stores.
The government plans a colossal Stalin statue in Czechoslovakia following Soviet examples. Svobodne Slovo reports the monument will be built from granite blocks each weighing ten tons.
World opinion has guided the Korean truce talks as both sides weigh the prisoner issue. The UN faces 173000 captives with 70,000 willing to return, while Communist demands falter over forced repatriation, prompting high level statements from Truman Acheson and Foster as talks reach a critical point.
About 200 menhaden fishermen from Southport and nearby plants refused to board boats from Brunswick Navigation, Saunders, and Southport Fisheries until their unions are recognized. W. H. Power of the Wilmington State Employment Commission notes the protest involves crews at the four stra day docked vessels. Officials of the three firms reportedly received letters last night outlining the dispute.
The Hebrew University Madalay Hospital prepares 62 students to receive their medical degrees next month. A new 20 million dollar University Hadassah Medical Center is planned west of Jerusalem with a ceremonial cornerstone to follow.
A steel shipment ban was lifted after a strike. Production resumed with no shipments delayed, restoring supply chains and normal operations for mills and foundries.
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