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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1951
Page
3
Los Angeles AP reports Dr. Vernon B. Twitchell author of Living Without Liquor was fined 20 dollars and given two years probation after pleading guilty to three drunk charges. Judge Roger Pfatt sentenced Twitchell for failing to follow his own advice.
Richmond Virginia United Press reports John Salling, one of the last Confederate veterans, postpones his baptism planned for today. The admitted farmer had moved his date 10 days to attend a Confederate reunion in Nor e but cites freezing temperatures and bad weather in Scott County as the reason for delaying the ceremony.
Constance, a 20 ounce pre mature baby born Saturday, showed progress in incubator care in Chicago. Doctors said she weighs about as long as four cigarettes and there is a chance she will survive. Her mother is Elizabeth Caruso, 41, a mother of seven and grandmother of two.
The text lists a stringed instrument isfitis device and numbers 34 35 42 43 with references to shoe parts and a vertical grant. It mentions made into law and a numbered sequence. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent narrative.
Snippets include a Cuban Doctors Day gift in a lobby bowl with $10.60 found, a Nebraska journal reflection on wakes, a CBS stockholders joke about 16 cents, a Yuma ordinance for stealing citrus, and assorted witticisms on Washington officials and Peron era laws.
A U S Army report profiles G I soldiers in Korea turning out improvised bombs at about 30 dollars each. The craft blends gasoline and motor oil with improvised components, yielding powerful blasts that lift troops off the ground amid flames and smoke.
The text proclaims a grand earthly spectacle as the sun’s setting and a supreme human sentiment urging people to forgive anger before sleep. It frames this as a moral reflection on time, temper, and the natural order. The wording emphasizes restraint and reconciliation as noble ideals.
Police report notes a fragmentary item list including a hand grenade replica, a radio battery and detonating cable. Authorities urge caution and warn against handling unknown devices found in public spaces.
The 990 foot S. S. United States plan to debut June 23 at Newport News. News Shipbuilding and Co. president J. B. Woodward says the ship seats 2,000 passengers and 1,000 crew, with quick conversion to 14,000 troops. Cost about 70 million dollars funded by Al States Lines and government.
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