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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1950
Page
7
The guide urges October planting of a new strawberry row for a heavy crop in 1952 and supports fall plantings to yield berries next spring. It notes possible two heavy crops if conditions allow and suggests transplanting runners, spacing plants one to two feet apart, and keeping rows two to three feet wide. Before planting, work one valuation of fertilizer per 100 feet into the soil.
A government printed book on atomic bombs is selling quickly. Officials said sales have near 45,000 copies in five weeks, with a second run of about 10,000 planned. The children's bureau title Infant Care remains the all time best seller with over 6 million copies sold since 1913. A closing line notes an unrelated fact about coffee berries and beans.
Patient testimonials from Mrs Mabel Kitchen of Cincinnati Ohio and others recount diminished aches after using Hadacol. Narratives include W L Daniels Springfield Missouri and Harry Springer St Louis Missouri crediting improved appetite energy and pain relief after multiple bottles.
Ad claims Hadacol relieves neuritis by supplying vitamins B1 B2 B6 B12 iron niacin and minerals. It promotes quick absorption in liquid form and offers trial size at 1 25 and family size at 3 50 with noticeable improvement in days.
British pathologist Dr. J N P Davies visiting Duke Hospital offers mixed views on American medicine. He cites high quality general practitioners and strong research but criticizes medical education, research coordination, hospital administration, and rising costs. He plans to return to Makerere College after leaving Duke.
Denver police investigate after Robert Northam finds a sack containing six thousand dollars near his apartment. The money belonged to Paul Shank of the Tiffin dining room whose bank deposit slip was in the sack. The safe at the restaurant later appeared opened and the money missing before being recovered.
Repair crews begin work this week on a slide damaged section of the Blue Ridge Parkway between the Mt. Mitchell turn-off and Buck Creek gap. The damaged stretch will be repaired as part of the route linking Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Greensboro hosts the sixth congressional district rally for the November 7 election at 5 p.m. October 26 in Guilford County courthouse. Organizers B. Everett Jordan and Carl Durham announced with Frank R. Hutton coordinating. speakers may include Sen. Clyde R. Hoey, Willis Smith, Gov. Kerr Scott, and other state leaders.
Sears Roebuck and Company board held its quarterly session in Greensboro on Monday inspecting local store and mail order plant facilities. Gov W Kerr Scott greeted the directors as they arrived by plane and plans for the Southern territory visit and possible additional stops were noted.
New Delhi stated no government has been approached by anyone regarding a peace negotiation led by Chinese and Indian mediators. The foreign ministry spokesman rejected an Italian report as false.
Buncombe county farmers vote this week on establishing a soil conservation district in Asheville area.
The Dutch Maid doll is a 15 inch softly stuffed figure in knitted Dutch dress. Pattern No. 504 provides full knitting instructions tracing pattern embroidery stitches and finishing directions. Send 20 cents and pattern details to Anne Cabot, 11350 Ave Americas New York 19 NY. Also featuring Anne Cabot s new album with designs gifts decorations and four gift patterns for 25 cents.
Cincinnati report states James D. Shouse of Crosley Broadcasting Corp argues a deliberate sabotage caused the Bethany Ohio transmitter blast. Damage is estimated at $5,000 with signs of tampering on an electric fence. FBI agents investigate as repairs are planned for overseas Voice of America broadcasts.
Sue Burnett presents pattern No. 8512 a sew-rite perforated pattern in junior sizes 9 through 18. Size 11 requires 4 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 25 cents plus name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett at High Point Enterprise New York. Fall and Winter Fashion issue promises news styles and a free gift pattern inside the book.
Flue cured tobacco markets reported rising prices as they entered two final days before an indefinite sales holiday. Demand was strong on the Virginia North Carolina belt with gains mostly 1 to 5 dollars per hundredweight. North Carolina middle belt up 1 to 8 dollars. leaf grades and lugs plus 4 dollars on some belts. Markets vary in volume as operations pause for re drying plants and warehouses.
At Manston Air Base England two U S air force officers Col David Schilling and Lt Col W D Ritchie launched the first non stop jet Atlantic crossing attempting a New York arrival by late afternoon New York time. Ritchie listed Pine Bluff Arkansas and Schilling Arlington Virginia as home towns. Water is the chief constituent of all living things.
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