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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1952

Page

26

All American High School Football Game Comes to Memphis

A national prep all star game debuts in Memphis on August 29, pairing East and West squads drawn from a multi state pool. Mose Simms conceived the event, coordinating input from nearly 900 media outlets to honor top high school players across the country.

Memphis, Tenn Red Grange Tom Harmon Glen Davis Johnny Lujack John Clark Mose) Simms Johnny Jones Mose Simms Mose Harvard Yale Michigan Wigwam Wisemen of America Oklahoma City Okla Simms Memphis Mississippi River California North Carolina Connecticut Arizona Idaho Oklahoma Massachusetts Florida All America

How It Began James Hansom’s Safe Cab Invention

A London coach accident prompts James Hansom to invent a light two wheeled Patent Safety Cab. The design, bought for ten thousand pounds, led to the era of hansom cabs that replaced four wheel coaches and defined city transit for decades.

James Hansom London

The Wind Sings Wire Hums and Animal Facts

A compact set of curiosities explain wind making wires sing not electricity, debunk a hoop snake myth, define khaki from its linguistic roots, and note that birds like parrots cuckoos and kingfishers wear two toes forward and two back. The text also answers fur hunting at the Antarctic as no land mammals exist there.

Antarctic South Pole

Basle Clocks and the Lesson of Ten Minute Gains

A medieval tale from Basle in 1431 shows clocks shifted ahead by an hour, causing confusion when visitors checked their own time. To fix, Basle moved the hands back half a minute daily, but many forgot. After seventeen years the time finally matched. The piece urges using ten minutes daily for learning or hobbies, stressing the value of small, consistent effort.

Basle France Germany

Puzzle Pete Reveals Four French Cities Hidden in Rebus

The puzzle hides four French cities using a rebus formed by a diamond centered on CORSICA. By solving the rows SAY O IF CABBY NEAT RAIN TOE ITEM FAN COO JAR and the clues male offspring, seraglio, artless, and frozen water, you identify cities connected to Corsica and France.

Pete France Caucasus

Thumb-Nail Sketch of a 19th Century President

The sketch describes a U S president born in Delaware Ohio on October 4 1822 a Harvard Law School graduate who practiced in Cincinnati and joined the Federal army as a major of volunteers at the Civil War start. He narrowly defeated Samuel J Tilden by one electoral vote and after retirement contributed to education and prison reform. He died January 17 1893 in Fremont Ohio.

United States Delaware Ohio Harvard Law School Cincinnati Federals Samuel J. Tilden Fremont

Captain Hal Shows Ways to Organize Movie Star Scraps

Barbara Jean Hawke of Waterloo Iowa writes about a scrapbook hobby featuring movie stars. She mentions methods used by youths to collect photos from newspapers magazines and ice cream lid pictures. Readers aged 11 to 17 seek pen pals and promise to reply to letters.

Captain Hal Waterloo Iowa Hollywood Barbara Jean

Hidden Sports Lingo Quiz Reveals Codes and Clues

A series of vignette questions highlights how sports terms and slang conceal game references across various scenes. From paddling grips to wrestling pins and sailing jargon, readers deduce the sport behind the coded language and imagery.

Catfish and Kitty Use Whiskers to Find Food

A story explains how Kitty the cat and Tom Catfish both use whiskers to sense space and taste prey. Cat uses whiskers to judge passage width, while Tom Catfish glides along the bottom with barbels touching food and stopping instantly when a nibble is detected.

Kitty

France Trivia Puzzles and Sports List Reprint

Puzzle prompts include France tied to Mount Blanc height Bay of Biscay Marie Antoinette and Joan of Arc. Rebus reads Ca lais Caen Lyons Cherbourg. Hayes is noted as the nineteenth U S president. Sports list covers tennis baseball wrestling boxing boating.

Bay of Biscay Marie Antoinette Joan of Arc

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Mississippi Cream of America Bill Zimmerman Carmen Dickinson Bill Mr. Hansom BY Lee Priestley James Alposius Hansom Hansom Cabby I. R. Hegel Cal Louisiana Corsica Coo Rebus BY AL Karalfa Zoo's Who EL Legarto Turkey Australia Barbara Jean Hawke Hal Mary Cronin Nashua, Iowa Odelle Morelock Rogersville Tennessee Frank Elliot Maylie Phils BY Evva Brinker Europe Serai NAIVE Calais Caen Lyons Cherbourg Rutherford Birchard Hayes U. S
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