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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1951
Page
16
City planners explain city revenue sources and spending. Utilities generate about half of the city’s revenue, taxes cover roughly 32 percent, and licenses plus other sources provide 18 percent. The charts detail how funds are allocated to services from libraries to maintenance.
A 7 A radiosonde balloon released by Charleston airport weather office reached 103 200 feet setting a new height record, surpassing last spring’s 101 000 foot mark. Instruments logged 100 below zero at 53 000 feet and just over 45 below zero at hill level as the station conducts twice daily ascensions to measure aloft conditions.
In Vienna the mixed American Soviet British French patrol unit conducts the daily guard mounting at the Palace of Justice. Twenty five American MPs form part of this force and the four nations rotate command. Frictions have occurred but the IP continues its unique multi nation duty.
The FBI reports the seizure of 101 gambling devices across six North Carolina communities Shelby Albemarle Hendersonville Asheboro Oxford and Mount Airy. The devices from travelling shows include digger and rotary types valued about 20200 with no arrests announced pending investigation.
More than 300 leaders of South Carolina Jewish communities will attend an all day United Jewish Appeal Conference at the Francis Marion Hotel in Charleston. The meeting starts at 10 a m with an afternoon luncheon to map cash fund mobilization. Commander Joshua L Goldberg district chaplain of the Third Naval District of New York will speak. Tra Kaye of Sumter heads the committee and Henry Yaschik of Charleston will preside as conference chairman.
Australians voted against a constitutional amendment granting Parliament power to outlaw Communism. Early results showed Yes about 1.708 million and No about 1.873 million with around 1.28 million votes yet to count. Menzies warned of a police state while Evatt argued for civil liberty and warned of danger to democracy.
The article explains that proteins are vital for cell structure enzymes hormones and antibodies and that humans cannot synthesize all essential amino acids. It notes eggs milk and meat provide complete amino acid sets and highlights premature infants need for sufficient protein and vitamin C. It also mentions ACTH as a potential aid when vitamin C is hard to supply and warns against using abrasive pumice for facial hair due to skin irritation and tumor risk.
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