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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1952
Page
8
A list style puzzle references music terms and clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes hints for instruments prayers and songs like Wearing of the Green and mentions items from cooking vessels to shelters and medical terms. The grid connects terms with cross clues such as brass wind instrument tear and inflammation.
A list of crossword style clues with numbers and definitions covering topics from 24 Goes astray to 55 Female chicken likely prompts words like errs, loam, armonize, arson, inguinal, tuk?
Washington observes a campaign needle war as Eisenhower Nixon target Stevenson. Truman signals cautious stance while Stevenson builds independence in Springfield. Ike claims Stevenson subservient to long standing political powers. The exchange tests Stevenson’s statesmanship and may shape voter perception.
Winchell hints at a movie star wife anger over jewelry seen from a furrier amid society gossip. Frederick Vanderbilt Field linked to anti communism era figures, while Wm. Z. Foster ill and writing a book in custody. A columnist notes a clinic shortcut and teen trouble at the beach as Britain’s deadly gas coverage resurfaces. Broadway faces a tough season for showmen.
The USS Redford crew adopted 10 year old Sylviane Declerck of Calais France sending over 96 dollars to Save the Children Federation for one year. The girl’s family was bombed from their homes twice in World War II and her father cannot work. Sailors will correspond with Sylviane and the funds provide necessities.
At Sunshine Park in Gla de N J delegates from 30 states arrive for the American Sunbathing Association annual convention. A court panel will supervise the election of officers as the group, with about 3500 members, confronts a long running dispute over leadership. The event hints at future plans for unsegregated nude bathing on public beaches.
Washington reports a Warsaw newspaper reveals widespread lack of baths in Poland. A reporter cites residents with few or no baths over years due to no coke or broken boilers, touching on housing neglect despite communist rhetoric.
Warm weather draws many swallows to Brooklyn Michigan as they exploit a large river bank cutback to line the area with hundreds of nests creating a miniature Capistrano.
Expert Oswald Jacoby explains that in canasta pacing melds matters. Sometimes passing on a full canasta and saving cards can block the discard pile and hasten out, while premature melds may hand opponents a fast win.
Veterans receive staged payments based on service location and days served. Those with 60 days outside the U S or Alaska get 100 dollars on discharge and 100 dollars over the next two months. those with 60 days inside get 100 dollars on discharge and 100 later. Cadets and midshipmen are ineligible. unemployment benefits apply only within the U S and territories. Widows or survivors receive due payments on application if the veteran dies before receiving all funds.
In Tarkio Missouri Maurice Ryan was milking a cow when lightning hit his barn. The cow and a nearby pig were killed but his rubber boots diverted the strike and he escaped unharmed.
The column notes in Canasta that a jack helps if you do not meld while a king helps if you meld. With six jacks and four kings, odds favor not melding. Mr. Jacoby cannot answer individual reader questions but will publish the most frequent inquiries.
Officials from the Agriculture Department warn the South may need ten years to recover from a three month drought that has cost farmers about one billion dollars. Immediate cash needs drive some farmers to plow pastures into cotton, risking the grassland shift.
Denver slugger lines a hard drive that hits Omaha left fielder Dick Cordell on the head as he chases the ball. It ricochets over the wall for a home run, the only score in the game.
The notice lists salary ranges from 215 to 275 dollars per month, with minimum and maximum ages of 21 and 31, respectively. Education required is high school, with a minimum weight of 160 pounds and a height of five foot ten inches.
The notice outlines minimum salary of 225 dollars per month, minimum age and height requirements at five feet ten inches and 160 pounds, and education level four officers must meet.
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