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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1947
Page
7
Seattle report details five year old Shild Rothrock drowned after falling into a manhole and carried through sewers about 8.6 miles during a rainstorm. Her father Dean Rothrock and Irene Rothrock recall her fear of water as the body is found on a Fort Walton beach.
An advertisement urges use of Creomulsion for coughing from bronchitis or chest cold. It claims rapid action at the source to loosen phlegm and heal inflamed bronchial membranes, blends beechwood creosote with other ingredients, contains no narcotics, and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
William Fef McKenney writes about bridge strategy and card play for NEA Service. This column outlines key techniques and approach to bidding and defending in common bridge scenarios.
Mrs Lili Klehmer and partner Milton Perry faced a void suit in a grand slam auction. Using Blackwood to ask for aces, she rebid to seven hearts after a double by North and then wins thirteen tricks with a trumping and precise club play.
D G Harwood Jr winner in dairy production Billy Bryan Cansler soil conservation and Frank Johnson field crops will attend the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago during the first week of December. They completed 106 projects and earned a gross income of 43293 from those efforts.
The Civil Aeronautics Board linked the June 13 crash on a Blue Ridge mountain to the pilot flying below the 3 209 foot minimum in bad weather. All 50 aboard died when the Douglas DC 4 hit the mountain during a Pittsburgh to Washington flight. A contributing factor was a faulty clearance tacitly approved by Washington airway traffic control. The pilot was Horace Stark, 46, of Arlington Virginia.
A joint committee from the national association of housing officials and the national public housing conference urged a firm bi partisan federal plan to build 1 500 000 homes yearly and reach 20 000 000 by 1960. The report calls for doubling current output and permanent expansion of the building industry capacity.
Governor Dewey on a New England swing heard Vermont says the Republican nomination race is wide open. He met with Governor Ernest W. Gibson in Brattleboro before heading to Manchester New Hampshire.
Smithsonian astronomer Dr Harrow Shapley says gradual scattering of matter could end the universe in millions of years due to negative gravity and thermodynamic heat death. He notes distant galaxies receding at high speeds and stars can replace lost heat, delaying total dissipation for eons.
Tyre Taylor formerly of Rae Leigh is recorded in the Congressional Record as a lobbyist for the Southern States Industrial Council. He previously served as secretary to the late O Max Gardner when Gardner was North Carolina governor and as a former state parole commissioner. His quarterly salary is shown as 3375.02 dollars.
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