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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1952
Page
5
Brown University is in Providence Rhode Island. The villain in Shakespeare's Othello is Iago. The first six words of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address are Four score and seven years ago. The bird associated with a musical instrument is the canary.
The entry outlines incriminate as a transitive verb meaning to charge with or involve in a crime. It traces origin to Medieval Latin incriminatus from incriminare, meaning to accuse of crime, with the sense evolving through the legal vocabulary.
The text predicts that a person with a magnetic personality will inspire others now and attract good fortune and financial expansion in the coming year. It also states that a child born under these signs will be genial, magnanimous, and fortunate.
In a Miami bridge column a non-expert asks how experts would handle a complex hand. South’s three clubs opening signals a long club holding while North sees weak defense and aims to force ten or eleven club tricks. North should jump to five clubs to pressure opponents.
The column notes Charles Wilson Peale as a defining figure, while lists historical moments including Lincoln’s death injury, British Norwegian WW2 landings, and Narvik combat, framing Peale among other 19th and 20th century milestones. It references Ulian Campbell and his WWII service, plus awards for The Age of Jackson and a Pulitzer in 1945.
A compact reading of Percy Bysshe Shelley on love as a universal, sweet force. The familiar, gentle voice of affection endures and unites, underscoring love as a timeless human bond.
Mrs Estes Kefauver wife of Democratic senator from Tennessee delights in public life while campaigning for her husband. She keeps a busy schedule, designs and sews much of her wardrobe, and enjoys painting while managing family life with four children.
General Octavio Vejar Vasquez, provisional identity of the Communist backed war party, was freed on 340 dollar bail after a three hour hold in a military prison. He was ordered to appear in court to answer charges of refusing to follow orders in job assignments outside the federal district.
A reader asks about concealing melds in two handed Canasta. The column explains drawing two cards, discarding one, and strategies to keep melds in hand to avoid giving opponents information while aiming to meld out. defending by rapid melding and avoiding junk piles.
The article explains civilization causes flat feet and bunions and urges proper full-time shoe wearing. It reviews risk from fluoroscopic shoe fitting devices and cites a policy guiding reduced radiation, warning customers not to operate the machine and limiting daily and yearly exposures.
Albert Carp a 51 year old Philadelphia civilian Navy employee died from burns after an explosion and fire aboard the submarine Requin last Friday, injuring several others in Philadelphia.
United Press reports from Washington that atomic energy may generate industrial power in five to 10 years with Britain possibly leading. Experts Gordon Dean Walter Zinn and C D Howe say power reactors could be ready for commercial use in selected locales within a decade. Canada lags but holds strong research reactors and could catch up.
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