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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1953
Page
8
Two autos collided on a narrow Addison road. No one injured. Harry Provencher age 24 of Vergennes drove one car and Arthur Provencher 19 drove the other, both brothers.
A crossword style list clues many terms from tardy to guido scale note and river valley entries with definitions spanning people animals places and objects across themes. The grid includes references to citrus fruit sea eagle and essential being along with phrases like walking stick and open sides.
Jacoby explains canasta wild cards may be melded with one or two in samba at any stage even before five natural cards and notes the 2 wild card limit per meld. Wilds cannot be used in a sequence meld and after two wilds in a meld only naturals may follow. The column also covers timing a hand and offers general guidance on closing games.
Bridge column notes a rare safety play during a tournament. The article discusses an issue with signaling and defensive carding as North opens with a pass sequence and West East respond. Observers highlight strategic considerations and offer implications for future play.
The article recalls a hand from the national contract bridge championships in St Louis where Bill Root of Miami opts for a safety play. West leads diamonds, dummy wins Ace, Root draws two trumps finds West with queen of spades and a diamond shortage. He leads a club to dummy prompting West to win with king of clubs. Root deduces West lacks a heart singleton and holds ace queen of hearts enabling the declarer to retain the contract and keep South's king of hearts safe.
A 14 year old in the Russian zone of Berlin reportedly killed his brother with an ax after being called a servant of the Russians. The Der Abend report notes the youth's rabid Communist stance and the motive rooted in alleged humiliation.
The paper reports a fatal ax attack in Muhlhausen Thuringia then under Soviet occupation. A 16 year old killed his older brother after taunting him about serving in a Communist work brigade in the FDJ uniform. Police took the assailant into protective custody and placed him in a youth home.
Over two million dollars funded Bold Castle a grand structure on an island in the St Lawrence River. Construction began in 1903 for a summer residence but the project was never finished.
A historical radio listing shows Walter Winchell in New York with CBS broadcasts from 6:00 pm through 11:00 pm including sports, news, and variety programs. Television listings follow with multiple daytime and evening shows, theater and music segments, and a late-night sign off.
The bulletin outlines standard time adjustments across regions as Eastern Local Time converts to Central and Mountain zones. It notes some stations may change relay times to fit schedules and that last minute program changes are not included.
Jefferson Electric Co reports that American households burn through about 80 million fuses annually. The statistic underscores widespread reliance on fuse protection and electrical supply in homes.
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