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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1955
Page
2
Charles Netherland, 32, was killed when a wagon tongue pierced his car windshield in Campbellsville Kentucky. The collision occurred in fog as the car struck the wagon. One mule pulling the wagon was killed. the wagon driver escaped with cuts and bruises.
The puzzle lists across and down clues for a screen star themed crossword with entries such as Richard as clue for actor, motion pictures, adjuster, bristles, Indian, and other terms. It includes references to film terms, marital, and legal phrases, plus various linguistic abbreviations and foreign words.
In a three no trump contract with West leading spades the defense seeks to disrupt the declarer. Focus on the club finesse and timing to gain control, using dummy entries and a king over the first spade win to elicit spade leads from West. If the spade shortage persists, the layout still yields five clubs three hearts and two spades with correct play.
Dr. J Carter Swaim reflects on Lent moments when outsiders seek Jesus, noting Greek inquirers at Passover week and the power of encouragement. He cites Carlyle’s struggle and a nameless Irish reader who offered praise, urging readers to support others through trials to turn potential defeat into victory.
HAL BOYLE argues the key to lowering cancer deaths is personal action through regular screening. He cites American Cancer Society figures on incidence, mortality, and survivorship, notes doctors’ time constraints, and stresses early detection improves outcomes for surgeons and women alike. He ends by promising tomorrow’s piece on cancer testing and adds advice about fabric care.
Aristophanes and Plautus will be staged in the amphitheaters of Pompeii and Ostia Antica from June 24 to July 17 to boost tourist trade. The performances bring ancient Greek and Roman drama to historic ruins, attracting visitors to Italy’s seaside areas.
Fred Glusman, 18, paid his check at a Los Angeles restaurant with a $5 bill and three ones. A gust of wind blew the money away. After an hour of chasing, Glusman and three teenagers recovered $6. They planned to quit until Glusman spotted another bill, a $5 note, likely dropped by someone else.
Warren offers radio and television repair at 609 South Main with contact via phone 591.
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