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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1952
Page
5
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Hay fever sufferers find relief from pollen injections before the season, especially in areas with ragweed. Antihistamines provide temporary aid but require medical supervision due to varying effects and responses. Air conditioning and filters also offer some respite during peak pollen months. The article notes mixed results with injections once the season starts and hints at geographic pollen timing differences.
The selective service spokesman said 19-year-olds may be drafted as calls rise. The Army ordered 47,000 inductees in October, the largest draft pull since February, as eligible men over 20 thin. Officials stressed there are no immediate plans to draft 19-year-olds.
Madame Chiang Kai-shek, wife of Generalissimo Chiang, was slated to travel to the United States for treatment of a disseminated neurodermatitis skin condition. After examination at Tripler Hospital in Hawaii, she was advised to move to a cooler mainland climate for ongoing care.
American entrepreneur John M. Longyear led the first major coal mining operations in the Spitsbergen archipelago in 1995 marking a turning point in Arctic resource extraction.
In a feature by Tesson Ha Jacoby, Jim, partner to the author in the Men’s Pair at the national championships, boldly bid four spades after East opened four hearts. West doubled, Jim ruffed hearts, finessed clubs and diamonds, and used a series of trumps to establish clubs, winning despite the risky play.
The National Geographic Society notes a cultural belief among the Aztecs that corn ears with borers offer superior taste. The claim is presented as a traditional preference rather than a scientific finding.
Oswald Jacoby discusses the role of deception in Canasta, noting some opponents view tricky plays as dishonest while others admire the skill. He cites a trap in a match against Fry and Lightner where misreading a hand led to a strategic discard and a clever counter.
Washington reporter James Marlow notes that Ike and Stevenson may keep debates issue focused but personal jabs will surface. The piece recalls Stevenson’s links to Alger Hiss and McCarthy attacks, plus Dirksen and McKeldin critiques of Stevenson’s Hiss deposition.
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