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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1953
Page
2
A grid of crossword style hints lists many partial entries and clues for farm related terms. The page features numbered across and down hints such as Scent, Malt beverage, Gaelic, Seer, and Local court, with related farm and rural terms threaded through a puzzle-like layout.
Broadcast times are listed in Eastern Standard Time with notes that Central subtracts one hour and Mountain subtracts two hours. Local stations may adjust relay times to fit schedules and last minute changes are not included.
Schedule lists shows and times across multiple networks with programs like News and Comment Perry Como Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich House Party Guiding Light and regional weather and sports segments. Includes various dayparts from early morning to late evening and several local channel listings.
Dag Hammarskjöld, Sweden's 47 year old finance minister, sails to New York to become United Nations secretary general succeeding Trygve Lie. He expects to be sworn in Friday for the $55 000 a year post.
Eddie Costigan told a New Jersey Superior Court that Edith's long term boarder Howard Smith was her first husband, a fact hidden after their 1942 wedding and ten years of cohabitation. Costigan received a divorce.
The article cites Guy Lombardo saying novelty tunes have best quick reach in a crowded market and notes their lasting appeal beyond ballads. It highlights the record John John John by Collins Driggs and mentions upcoming Sands performances by Tallulah Bankhead and Ezio Pinza, plus Entratter’s booking. The closing line states Mercury facts about the planet earth.
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