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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1952
Page
5
A scrambled list of crossword style clues and numbered answers including food items such as soup fruit drink and pudding along with words for fundamental high great lake and other terms. The grid-like prompt pairs clues with numbers and sporadic hints across categories.
A compiled list of crossword like clues and solutions covering entries from Dropsy and Quotations to Peruse and Watering Place. Includes myth Jason ship and volcanic Sicilian sites along with common words, phrases, and abbreviations.
The doctor advises Miss V on persistent body odor and possible armpit localization with deodorants failing, noting X-ray treatment as a last resort and urging a skin specialist. He also answers questions on pregnancy smoking risks, spastic colon fever absence, and locomotor ataxia with hopeful notes about penicillin and nonprogressive cases.
In Miami Mrs. John Moskal and her daughter Adela faced tragedy as Moskal, 57, allegedly killed his invalid daughter Adela with a butcher knife. Attorney Mark O Quin obtained Moskal release on a $5,000 bond as investigators probe motive and family turmoil.
Virginia Beach report notes Samia Gamal disputed claims that adopting ten gallon hats would banish fez makers. She argued ten gallon hats need more workers and provide sun protection, saying a fez job is smaller than hat production.
The FBI added James Eddie Diggs to its ten most wanted list. Diggs, 39, a Norfolk Naval Air Station mechanic, murdered his wife and two sons in 1949 and shot a Hamlet, North Carolina policeman a week later. He fled Virginia and is described as 6'1" with a lightened complexion, armed and extremely dangerous.
Georgi Malenkov, viewed as Stalin’s likely successor, advocates strong military force backed by tanks and atomic weapons while supporting peaceful coexistence with capitalism. A longtime Stalin ally and key player in purges, he consolidates power with Beria, shaping party leadership and wartime production strategy.
In New York a former city magistrate seeks parole for Patricia Ward linked to a night call girl scandal. J Roland Sala, now a lawyer, says he will be attorney for Ward, 19, who exposed the vice ring to police. Erica Steel, 28, magazine model, was indicted with Minot Jelke III on eight counts of procuring and prostitution. Steel pleads innocent.
In Long Beach California the Rust family from Mount Rainier Maryland settled a sixty year old loan. Albert D. Rust 82 agreed the debt was repaid when Pierce's six children living locally received $8 checks each yesterday.
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