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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1950
Page
8
A historical article reviews treatments for painful menstruation, noting limited success with pain killers and ovulation suppression. It reports that methyl testosterone given orally before ovulation relieved pain in about three quarters of 22 cases without masculinizing effects, while others had partial relief or side effects.
Earl Cocke Jr. urged total mobilization at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. President Truman designated Col. Cornelius Mara to lay wreaths as John Sun Kim and several veterans groups joined in the ceremony. Cocke warned Stalin and Russia, urged universal military training and a survival economy to defend sovereignty and deter aggression.
Democrats struggle to name a new Senate leader after Scott Lucas loses reelection. Russell of Georgia says he has no desire to lead. O Mahoney of Wyoming doubts a candidacy. Other names floated include McMaher, McFarland, Sparkmen, Anderson, and Kerr. House results finalize at 235 Democrats, 199 Republicans, one independent. Missouri and New York recounts shift seats. Ernest Green defeats W Kingsland Macy. In Arizona, Howard Pyle wins the governorship over Ann Frohmiller.
Allied forces report air and naval strikes across Pukchin Chongjin and near the Yalu river. Navy planes hit six crossing points and damaged a Sinjiju bridge while others targeted Chongsong Kaggu Manpojin rail links. Air forces claim destruction of eight tanks and 25 trucks amid heavy anti-aircraft fire.
Dr. William R. Locke head of religion and philosophy at High Point College will address the Business Women's circle of the First Presbyterian Church at 6 30 p m on November 13. He has filled many speaking engagements in High Point and vicinity.
Floyd Welch, a grocer of 2602 English, says he is not the Floyd Welch named in a civil action filed yesterday. He clarifies he has no involvement in the suit and requests records be updated to avoid confusion.
Julius Mickey 82 of Dalton to have final rites at Trinity Methodist tomorrow. Survived by widow Ellen Westmoreland Mickey and three daughters plus 15 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Robert B. Parker 58, former local resident, died at Summerfield. Funeral services held at Yow's with burial in Deep River cemetery. Ruth Edna McNeill infant daughter of Floyd E. and wife died at a local hospital. Bethany Methodist Church rites Sunday at 1 with burial in Millsboro church cemetery.
Firemen made two calls to the Carolina Veneer company on Courtesy Road after sparks from a drying machine caused a small blaze. The first alarm sounded at 9:30 pm with an hourlong response, and a second alarm at 2:23 am found only smoldering around the machine bearing. damage was limited to the machine.
In Thomasville a city hall water pipe ruptured flooding a pair of basement offices with about two inches of water. The sheriff's office suffered the worst of the damage as the water persisted for several hours. By morning repairs were completed and operations resumed.
The Baltimore Sunday American will publish a full page feature on Sedgefield with material and pictures from the Sedgefield inn manager. The town is highlighted in the all North Carolina cities towns and events series to appear tomorrow.
Washington reports a dramatic shift in cotton policy as Congress recessed with talk of restricting plantings, but upon return the focus turns to encouraging farmers to plant more. The 1951 crop could require about 30 million acres for a 16 million bale target, up from last year’s 7.5 million acre allotment and 19 million planted. Labor seed and fertilizer constraints raise doubts about a large acreage rise and risk price pressure.
Ohio State aims to extend a five win one loss mark as Wisconsin visits the Horseshoe for the marquee Big Ten clash. An 82 000 plus crowd floods Columbus as Wisconsin seeks an upset and a Rose Bowl path while OSU relies on a stout line and strong ground defense.
Chapel Hill headline notes UNC tackle Roscoe Hansen from Atlantic City has quietly attracted national sports writers this season. The senior is under consideration for several mythical all star elevens.
Bob Ward, Maryland star, is among the standout linemen in the Southern Conference. He will see action Saturday as Maryland faces North Carolina at Kenan Stadium.
Jim Tatum, Maryland's head coach, prepares to face a former employer at Kenan Stadium on Saturday. The matchup pits his current program against the institution he once led as North Carolina's head football coach.
A famous author produced a single blockbuster work and then ceased writing novels entirely. The item notes the rarity of such a career arc and invites reflection on literary fame and later obscurity. The piece frames the author as a one hit wonder in literary history.
Elena Berhardt Maude Adams How ard Fast Pat O Brien Roland Young Harold Pie Traynor celebrate birthdays today On Sunday November 12 Anne Parrish and Jack Oakie greet milestones as well This lively roundup links singers authors actors and athletes across theatre film and literature on a date marked by celebratory wishes.
A compact anniversary roundup notes Armistice Day marking World War I peace, the Mayflower Pilgrims at Cape Cod and their compact, and several historic dates including statehood, wartime invasions, Moscow defense in 1941, and Hideki Tojo’s death sentence in 1948.
The column notes the death on May 29, 1916 of a great Northern railway magnate who gained control of rival lines, became president of a securities firm and merged banks. The piece cites Lilian Campbell as the Central Press writer.
The text advises proceeding with life using intuition as a reliable guide and notes secret help for a child born under these influences. It emphasizes tact and diplomacy for Sunday November 1, urges caution and a level head for next year, and suggests courage will bring success to the personality born to.
A reflection on appearances and intent from Shakespeare's text prompts. The line underscores the gap between outward calm and inner motive, illustrating a duplicitous character and the danger of trusting surface charm.
The term nostalgia traces to New Latin from Greek nostos meaning return home and algia, blending a longing for the past with a medicalized suffix. This etymology shows how writers linked homesickness to a named condition across eras.
The list mentions Margaret Mitchell author of Gone With the Wind, and Edward Lear. It references ball as a term associated with sports and projectiles and notes the streamlined body form of aircraft. It uses fragments like glance to describe rebounds and surface contact in ballistics.
Governor Scott plans few new measures for the next legislature while pursuing his Go Forward program through laws. Elmer Long, the governor’s legislative counsel, says no bills are prepared yet and expects the legislature to do its job. Budget sessions remain secret as officials clash over taxes and spending. The personnel and tax research agencies face reorganization questions. Election monitors report no formal complaints by Thursday noon, though expected protests loom.
Milan Marusic of Albany holds a one stroke lead in the Savannah Open with a total near 64 after Felice Torza fired a 64 to close the gap. Fazio Bolt Ferrier sit three behind with 1359s. Ed Oliver Boros each at 141. Dick Chapman carded 144 to pace the amateurs, while Jack Coyle trails by three strokes.
Blacksburg Va November 11 4 Sterling Wingo rises as a standout for Virginia Tech a team facing a losing season. Since 1948 he has shown long runs and passing threats and in 1949 scored on a 54 yard run and a touchdown pass as Tech beat Richmond 78 15. Through 1950 the Gobblers have yet to win a game and Wingo remains a bright spot amid the team’s struggles.
Kentucky's fourth ranked undefeated Wildcats visit Mississippi State in a bid to upset the Maroons and stay on course for the Sugar Bowl. State, 3-3 this season, had a notable 7-0 upset over Tennessee, giving State a rare edge in the otherwise favored contest.
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