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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1951
Page
12
Arthur Schwartz attacks common theater myths arguing Broadway will continue to rise from living performances and that entertaining shows can be art. He notes 91 plays are considered for next season by 36 producers and discusses touring, economics, and the danger of No 1 obsession in audience tastes.
In Havana, Cuban opposition leader Eduardo Chibas of the Orthodox Party died from a self-inflicted pistol wound after an attempted suicide aired on his radio program. He had planned the act to be heard across the broadcast but went off air before completing his final remarks.
A meteor shower near Shiraz in southern Iran killed 12 people and injured 19, flattening 62 buildings and prompting authorities to review the incident. Official reports cite a heavy downpour of falling meteorites as the cause.
Special Service officers report every ward at the U S hospital in Atterbury Indiana is equipped with a television antenna and now only television sets are needed to complete the setup.
In a dramatic deal West doubles aggressively but declarer Seewald from St Paul overcomes the pressure. West opens with spades and signals hearts and diamonds through doubles while East holds a hungry double on clubs. Declarer wins after precise ruffing and finesses to seize the rest of the tricks.
A Gaynor Maddox guide shows how to make chilled gelatin salads using cream soups and unflavored gelatin. Mix soups with gelatin, fold in vegetables or pineapple, and layer cranberry sauce for a two-tone mold served on greens.
A Washington fan asks if adding eighth or ninth cards to a canasta is legal. Jacoby notes official laws allow unlimited cards in a canasta as long as no more than three wild cards are used, whether added at meld formation or later. He warns home rules hinder big scores and notes some players resist strict seven card limits. The column continues with reader questions on other canasta basics.
A quirky note mentions using blueberries for a nine inch crust and a nod to a seer. It hints at a quirky baking tip with a playful, obscure reference to blueberries and crust size. The fragment suggests a recipe whimsy rather than a full method.
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