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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
6
George W Harrington returned home to find a stranger asleep in his living room. The man identified as Jack R Sander 21 was taken to jail after police arrived. He claimed he simply became tired. Later text notes on early Roman mural techniques follow.
Paris AP reports the third French Antarctic expedition left Rouen aboard the Norweg ian whaling ship Tottan for Terre Adelie and Pointe Geologie. Led by Mario Marret, the team will spend months studying geology weather and wildlife, with supply drops and new base plans amid drifting ice and dangerous shore landings.
The Agriculture Department forecasts more meat next year with beef gains, but little drop in prices. Output of beef and veal may rise about 10 percent, boosting per capita meat to about 144 pounds, near 1951 levels. Cattle slaughter is at a 10-year low, yet cattle on farms could rise to around 91 million by year end. Americans expect about 139.5 pounds per person in 1951, a nine-year low.
Mrs Raymond Whaley received $100 upon discharge from Osteopathic General Hospital of Rhode Island becoming the hospital’s 10000th patient since it opened 18 years ago.
Hollywood star Rita Hayworth arrives in Seattle wearing a practical French coat as she begins a sixteen day visit touring military hospitals on the West Coast. She remains a symbol of glamour during the tour.
HAL BOYLE jokes that Washington funds a study of love with 12000 dollars. He notes Congress spent hundreds of billions on other inquiries while a Northwestern sociologist’s 18 month project on love and marriage gets a tiny grant. He mocks the economy gesture and imagines grand programs and a 50 billion budget for love education. He argues the issue deserves mass congressional effort and public curiosity.
A historical note explains Kentucky's name deriving from an indigenous term "Ken tahten" meaning tomorrow or wand of tomorrow, reflecting linguistic influences on the state’s identity.
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