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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1951
Page
10
An early 1952 newspaper item presents a humorous home carving guide for Thanksgiving. It details odd steps from selecting a turkey to sharpening a knife and using unconventional props, framed as a public service from a husband who claims to be an authority on the method.
In Alameda California Rodney Gale aged three died in his sleep after battling cancer. His parents chose not to prolong his suffering with a jar compound and planned a small Christmas celebration with ham turkey clothing and a decorated tree before his death. Guests from Berkeley attended as news of the plan spread.
Senate Internal Security subcommittee said some railroad dining car workers are in a minuscule union led from Communist Party HQ since 1947. It warned the group could spread Red influence on rail lines coast to coast and act as a covert communications channel. The inquiry covers 1947 to 1949 with 150 pages of testimony. The panel urged legislation to bar unions linked to the railroad industry.
Police hunt for an old shoe found at the Lomee incinerator containing jewelry. Mrs Irene, wife of a New York ink company executive, said she discarded the shoe during housecleaning. Investigators say a $9,000 bracelet and two rings, each worth $4,000, were inside.
Wilbur Peeble enters his wife Trellis Mae’s psychiatrist with a chaotic Thanksgiving tale. The family conflict spirals from stuffing spice disputes to a broken party as siblings argue and a neighborly serenade ends with police intervention. The psychiatrist labels it a mild post holiday emotional trauma.
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