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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1953
Page
2
In this Auction Pinochle column the players weigh whether to play a hand. Using a sample hand, the text explains discards to maximize points and the logic of leading diamonds to force opponents to shed trumps. A side note mentions April and May fish in Romblon, Philippines turning poisonous.
Eastern standard times govern broadcasts. Central subtract one hour, mountain subtract two hours. Local stations may adjust relay times to fit schedules. Last minute changes are not included.
A crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues with entries such as Screen starlet Jo Ann Heckert and various definitions from 57 to 58 letters. Several entries reference places, objects, and musical notes while other clues seek common words like river bottom and protectors.
The article analyzes a bridge hand where South must craft a fourth trump trick to make six no trump. It explains the correct play at trick two by ruffing a heart in hand to create the needed ruffing opportunity and maximize dummy's remaining tricks. The discussion emphasizes counting winners over immediate losers and notes the declarer’s potential to reach the slam with precise timing.
A collage of gossip and political jabber from Walter Winchell’s New York scene. Notes on Broadway lovers, press squinting at editors, and public figures from Adlai Stevenson to Josephine Baker, plus a flaky vanity about a perfumed ink pen.
In 1946 engineer Lawrence Hobson made his wife a preferred aluminum spice rack. He now runs an aluminum fabrication plant buying 200000 pounds annually. Spice racks remain a leading product while supply limits curb further purchases.
Tyrone Power Judith Anderson Raymond Massey lead a pared down concert version of John Brown's Body at Century Theater directed by Charles Laughton. The Civil War epic relies on narrative and description rather than scenery, with Power delivering strong northern and southern hero passages and Massey and Anderson portraying key historical figures including Lincoln.
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