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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1959

Page

3

Prominent Americans Share Thanksgiving Gratitude 1959

The Associated Press asks prominent figures across government science and arts to name the personal reasons they are most thankful for this Thanksgiving 1959. Dr. Paul Dudley White cites medical progress and global health, while Richard M. Nixon highlights freedom in America and the burdens of totalitarian regimes. Other voices include Arthur Godfrey Nathan Pusey Henry A. Wallace Clare Boothe Luce and Wernher von Braun.

Associated Press Paul Dudley White Boston U.S.A Richard M. Nixon America Arthur Godfrey Nathan M. Pusey Harvard University Henry A. Wallace Franklin D. Roosevelt Abilene Kan East Clare Boothe Luce U.S Italy United States

Airmen Missing After Fall From Atlantic Radar Tower

Two Air Force officers Capt. Lewis V. Barker and Chief Warrant Officer Owen L. Morgan fell 80 feet into the Atlantic near Texas Tower II off Cape Cod during a transfer. Two civilian engineers Arnold Price and Robert Taylor were rescued with injuries. Barker’s family and Morgan’s listed relatives are noted.

Otis Air Force Base Maas Air Force Atlantic Texas Tower II Cape Cod Lewis V. Barker Pocasett Mass Owen L. Morgan Fairview Arnold Price Robert Taylor Bendix Radio Corp Baltimore Atlantic Coast Barker Lewis Barker Rochester N.Y Katherine Terrence Morgan San Antonio Texas Oscar Morgan Evangeline

Steel production speeds up but steel shortages linger

Reopened mills are shipping finished steel faster yet no real relief from the steel shortage is expected for several weeks. Iron Age notes full industrial production won't be reached before February and consumption, about five million tons a month now, will near total production then with little inventory buildup. Earlier, consumption was near seven million tons monthly.

New York Iron Age Magazine National Metalworking Weekly Iron Age Add

Magnet in the Sand and the Blessings of Thanksgiving

A quotation attributed to H. W. Beecher uses a magnet sweeping sand to illustrate gratitude. It suggests a thankful heart reveals blessings in daily life like iron drawn to a magnet. The passage frames gratitude as a force that highlights goodness in ordinary moments.

Rise Of Leaf Props Opposed At State Farm Bureau

Voting delegates in Raleigh backed resolutions committee aims to push congressional action to halt tobacco support price increases. B Satterfield warned such freezes risk economic disruption but delegates pressed the measure while addressing cranberry market concerns. They nominated leaders for the American Farm Bureau Convention in Chicago.

Raleigh State Farm Bureau Federation B. I. Satterfield Person County Satterfield U.S. Pure Food and Drug Administration B. C. Man

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