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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1954
Page
17
Roscoe Adams reports on the annual observance urging public officials and civic groups to promote opportunities for physically handicapped workers. He notes past success and urges broader participation in education and employment programs to improve placements. National NEPH Week runs the first week of October.
Dr. of Okayama Walverty 6 from North Carolina observes University Medical School training methods in Chapel Hill. He attends seminars, tours facilities funded by Rockefeller Foundation Ex am Fellowship, and plans further observation at Duke University.
College officials from multiple North Carolina institutions will visit industries and businesses this month to show how education and industry depend on each other. The program, run by the North Carolina Foundation of Church-Related Colleges, includes presidents from numerous colleges and aims to deepen business awareness of church-related colleges’ goals and challenges.
An article lauds citizen blood donations as life saving at High Point Memorial Hospital. It explains transfusions rely on freely given blood across groups O A B and AB, with staff coordinating donations, transportation from the High Point Armory, and minimal patient costs.
Miss Lucile Kelling, a longtime UNC librarian and educator, is named Dean of the School of Library Science after serving as acting dean and holding roles from assistant professor to professor since joining the university in 1932.
Washington reports Earl D. Johnson of the Air Transport Association says scheduled domestic and foreign airlines expect to carry about 34 million passengers and 19 billion passenger miles in the year, up 9.7 percent in passengers and 7.4 percent in miles from last year. The estimate reflects the first monthly figures for 1904 era air travel growth.
Mexico City plans to install between 750 and 1,000 traffic lights at busy intersections to replace old red lantern signals. Policemen currently direct traffic at night. The move aims to reduce confusion for visiting motorists and improve safety in the capital.
A 1800s note records Europe’s inaugural straw pulp mill being established in London marking an early step in the paper industry. The brief item links the innovation to London's early industrial landscape and the spread of pulp production methods.
The famous St Military Academy of Pramas marks its 150th birthday this summer, a milestone celebrated by alumni and current cadets with planned ceremonies and events across campus.
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