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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1951
Page
2
The article reports that atomic tests produced hydrogen bomb weapons including battlefield ready designs. It notes information on radiology and radiological warfare, mentions radio logy unclear progress, and states the AEC will continue tests at Eniwetok while keeping the proving ground closed to unauthorized persons.
Senate testimony by Gen Collins discusses potential naval blockades targeting Dai ren in Manchuria and possibly Vladivostok, noting such actions could provoke war. He criticizes MacArthur’s proposals and recalls Communist airstrip activity in North Korea while stressing the need for Presidential policy alignment.
The WILLARD farm near the Coastal Plain operates a diversified program under the N C Department of Agriculture and Central Experiment Station. Since 190, it shifted from cotton and tobacco to poultry, dairying, strawberries, raspberries, small fruits, shrubs, and seed trials with 80 Jerseys in the dairy. It reports extensive field days, detailed animal records, and experiments on weed killers and feed crops.
In Olblong Illinois a salesman presented an $825 bill for insulation material. W R Wall offered 110000 pennies stacked as payment and told him to help himself. Gazell returned with a truck and hauled away about 550 pounds of pennies. The piece also notes the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia founded in 1812 as the oldest of its kind in the United States.
London reports that the Great Bed of Ware, a famed Elizabethan centerpiece, may conceal a bawdier past than the sign claims. Scholar W A Throp notes initials carved by countless sleepers, with one full name Ann Hockade amid lurid tales from inns and royal interest.
Newport Rhode Island Navy officials said 23 men were on the launch that capsized in a nor eastern storm. Unofficial figures suggested many listed as missing may be AWOL. Two bodies were recovered as rescue efforts paused at dusk.
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