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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1953
Page
5
Dr Edwin P Jordan details gonorrhea and syphilis as ongoing public health concerns. He notes intimate contact spreads infections beyond prostitution, cites penicillin as a key modern weapon, and warns lax attitudes hinder control of gonorrhea and related infertility risks.
A persistent blaze in Chillicothe Missouri involves smoldering sawdust behind an old rake factory. Firefighters say the fire has burned for years and may continue for years, with local official Virgil Lindsey insisting the surface debris should be kept clear.
Hundreds of visitors in Glacier National Park gather around Logan Pall as an RKO camera crew films the Glacier Story. The mountain goats observe the production from nearby rocks, keeping a safe distance while the crew captures background shots.
A pigeon disrupted a county commission session in Fort Pierce as it tried to land on the roof. The bird fell into a chimney and emerged in the meeting room, prompting a recess while Chairman Harry Richter chased it outside and freed it with a hopeful quip.
President Virgil M. Hancher awarded degrees to two sons during a University of Iowa ceremony. Virgil M. Hancher Jr. received his degree, joined by Robert A. Jessup, son of former president Walter A. Jessup, who served from 1916 to 1934.
Hal Boyle laments the decline of genuine dialogue blaming the trend on people chasing popularity and trying to be brilliant conversationalists. He notes the lure of television and faux self improvement books while citing examples of hollow exchanges that devolve into polite bluster and silenced opinions.
Sacramento reports hunting licenses brought in over 1.7 million dollars for the year ending June 30, up 9.5 percent from 1951-52. Fishing license income for the first six months of 1953 reached 2.014 million dollars, a 10 percent rise.
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