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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
18
The page lists recipes and a menu for a family meal including Buttered Carrots with Celery, Shrimp Creole with Steamed Rice, Fluffy Buttermilk Muffins, and a Sunday Dinner item. It provides ingredients, basic methods, and yields such as 4 to 5 servings for the carrot dish and 12 muffins.
The piece argues Americans face pressure to limit imports and cut aid despite massive expenditures abroad. It links Japan’s postwar recovery to MacArthur policies, notes China and Britain constricting trade, and warns of reduced markets for American goods as the dollar area tightens. A separate brief reports thieves siphoning government corn from a sealed bin.
The Volga Don Canal nearing completion will let Soviet submarines move from Baltic and White Sea shipyards to the Black Sea via a network of locks and the Don. The project aims to ease rail traffic by shifting bulky cargoes to rivers and links Moscow as the port of the five seas.
H C Kennett of Raleigh was elected president of the newly formed North Carolina Poultry Council at a Tuesday meeting at North Carolina State College. Officers also named include C L Fore of Siler City as vice president W G Andrews State College extension poultry specialist as secretary and W E Keever of Lintre as treasurer.
A swarm of bees chased film stars and technicians shooting a life of St Francis at a church in Goa Portuguese India. The headline notes the incident during a film shoot and mentions the U S military at West Point as America s permanent post.
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