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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1952
Page
6
John Van Guilder explains two background types and offers angles to manage them. Use low or high vantage points to include sky or lawn as backgrounds, highlighting the subject and telling the occasion. A well-chosen background enhances drama and story in a snapshot.
Goodyear engineers in Akron prove a conveyor belt can transport pedestrians in a Times Square to Grand Central route. City officials weighed funding, with budget debates delaying capital outlays and mass transit plans amid projected costs and hearings.
Yoko Ishikawa, thirteen when Tsuru Girls High School was hit by seven bombs, arrives in the United States as a special student at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. She studies English and child psychology, plans to teach in Japan, and shares insights with Shaw Hall peers about Japanese customs and wartime experiences.
Engineers described a shuttle concept that accelerates to 15 mph then uses decelerating wheel banks to slow to 1.5 mph at the end. Passengers would transfer to a parallel unloading belt and two shuttle tracks become a walkway and air raid shelter. The current trip time of about 2.75 minutes would be cut by continuous operation reducing waiting and rush hour congestion.
EAST LANSING Mich UP Scientists seek the flavor of maple syrup. Dr William L Porter analytical chemist at the Eastern Final Research Laboratory in Philadelphia says sap has no maple flavor and the flavor is formed during syrup production. He and a colleague split sap and syrup into components and subcomponents but have not reached the taste yet.
In Yanceyville Caswell County nine year old Gene Smith turned a neighbor's dollar into a growing chain of buys and sells. He bought six chickens for 94 cents, raised 22 birds, and earned 11 more dollars. He later bought a sow with proceeds, produced a litter of five pigs, and sold them for 95 dollars. The piece also notes a separate claim about sugar cane yielding gasoline and oil.
Tokyo announces plans to open sample houses in New York Chicago and San Francisco and Toronto to display Japanese goods. Similar houses are planned for other foreign cities later with an estimated 750000 dollars allocated for maintenance. The New York house will be operated by 14 Japanese businessmen resident in the United States for over three years.
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