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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1951
Page
20
In St. Louis the acting trustee for MoPac asserts Neff will stay in place while Thompson remains in charge as trustee. Young and Davis declined comment as the board prepares a reorganization to resolve bankruptcy failures.
An eyewitness report describes a Raleigh pilot engaging an enemy aircraft with a dive and a straight hit, causing the opponent to spin. The wingman witnessed flames from the tail section as the other pilot bailed out.
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin said he will likely take no active part in the 1952 Republican presidential nominating contest. He plans to focus on his re-election to the Senate and did not intend to seek a party tie to the Wisconsin delegation. The piece notes potential competition among Taft Lodge and Eisenhower factions and mentions Truman’s possible decision timeline.
Prices for the Old Belt tobacco eased by 1 to 2 dollars per hundred pounds as weaker demand weighed on the market. The Federal and State Market News Service noted quality remained strong with more good and fine lots offered though volume stayed light on loan markets. Closing dates shifted to December 7 for several auctions in Petersburg and Kembridge with bids around 51.36 per hundred.
Key West merchants credit President Truman with boosting business as he tours the area. Local officials and business people say his unexpected coffee stop and presence have sparked steady gains, kept confidence high, and put Key West on the map.
Marblehead man files for divorce in Salem court claiming his wife struck him with a five roast of beef amid a 1942 meat shortage. The complaint alleges assault during the shortage era with the couple facing ongoing marital strain.
A private cemetery in Peabody Mass used by one family contains more than graves all marked with headstones bearing the name King.
Senator Mararet Smith proposed hiring citizens to report political contributions and expenses to curb campaign abuses. She urged public filing of expenditures and argued current law allows masking of funds and personal costs by candidates.
A note from a late nineteenth century ad copy promises fast pain relief with a first dose, suggesting a cost friendly option. It mentions tablets and trust in the remedy with a money back offer.
Sir Hubert Wilkins, 64, asserts subs as large as aircraft carriers could operate beneath the polar ice to within 900 miles of Russia targets. He urges a U S Arctic defense line and readiness even if war is unlikely.
The surviving baby born weighing one and a half pounds is alive and thriving. The Patterson couple’s daughter was fed at first with a medicine dropper. A note on a new mass production method uses hollow steel propeller blades made by forcing hot metal through a die, replacing two part welded blades.
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