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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1955
Page
2
The piece outlines four productive attitudes from Jesus life forgiveness of enemies going the second mile trusting God with a long view and viewing life through God. It urges readers to seek God’s will amid troubles and ends with a prayer for humility and faith referencing the crucifixion and Jesus Garden of Gethsemane.
A list of crossword style clues with numbered entries across and down including colors herbs organs names and common words such as October 7 number 13 18 Ministers 20 Household 21 Whitish metal 22 Pitcher 24 Irish 26 Put forth 27 Copy 29 Playing cards 31 Antiseptics 33 Japanese city 38 Valuable for 40 Believer in 41 War god 42 Bay window 45 Smaller 46 Greek letters 47 Great Lake 48 Depend 50 Droop and more
South loses his game contract in a bridge hand after Kaplan uses a false card to hide the queen of spades. South misreads positions, finesses, and ends up down one as Kaplan’s clever deception unfolds the trick. The article illustrates the tactical misdirection in a high level tourney hand.
A soloist led the crowd of over 1,000 at gambler Tony Cornero 54 funeral in Los Angeles. Cornero died Sunday of a heart attack while gambling in Las Vegas. He once ran a million-dollar gambling fleet offshore California.
Coroner ruled Richard J. Banner, 32, died from an aspirin overdose used to cope with severe sunburn pain on a seaside holiday. The report notes the coroner’s finding and records the incident in Manchester England. The article also states that about 3500 tons of steel are used yearly in constructing and furnishing movie sets.
Philadelphia police rushed to a reported truck in a hole after a motorist called in. Water Bureau and fire rescue officials were alerted as investigators confirmed a street hole with a toy truck about eight inches long and four inches high. The owner, Charles Tarutz, claimed no knowledge of the report.
In Los Angeles and Walnut Park banks, two women described as a redhead with a ponytail and a brunette have asked for paper money in exchange for rolls of quarters. The scheme yielded 40 slugs per roll and about $700 collected, with six local banks and one in Walnut Park reporting losses.
A small sea horse is preserved and mounted on a wood base to serve as a chess piece. The unusual display highlights curiosity about marine life and creative repurposing of natural forms for games.
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