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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1953
Page
2
A renowned 18th century physician touted horseback riding as the best remedy for tuberculosis while modern practices favor hospital beds and rest as the primary treatment. The note contrasts historical and contemporary approaches to TB care.
Radio-Television programs are listed with standard and mountain time adjustments. The text notes subtract one hour for Mountain Standard and two for another zone, with occasional relay changes to fit local schedules. It ends with an elevator description of a 829 foot descent in a cavern.
Winchell argues that Allied unity and guerrilla tactics sway postwar victory, citing Soviet resistance and the open potential of Iron Curtain underground movements. He cites Churchill, Roosevelt, and Malenkov as guiding figures, and notes the 1755 Washington-Braddock moment as a precedent for unconventional American strategy. He links freedom to the fate of occupied nations and ends with the 1904 Denmark Christmas Seal Sale leading to tuberculosis group efforts.
In a letter from bridge expert Charlie Michaels a couple at a club sought advice after a tricky hand. The young East player led clubs to defeat a cutthroat contract, then revealed she and her partner had just married, complicating mutual duties at the table. The defender must prioritize beating the contract, not quarrel with a spouse across the table.
Winds up to 80 mph toppled a 300-foot television antenna on Lookout Mountain near Denver. The damage is estimated above 25000 dollars and disrupted TV reception. Christmas Seals fund tuberculosis work, sold in 62 countries and managed in the US by 3000 TB associations under the National Tuberculosis Association.
Bernard D. Kaplan a longtime Korean War correspondent for International News Service London Daily Mail and Canadian Broadcasting System is being drafted into the U S Army. His wife Antonia Schilling sails home by ship as Kaplan departs by plane tomorrow for induction in New York.
A mother Mrs. Robert Blair 33 and three of her four children died in a southwest Edmonton explosion and fire that destroyed their home. Five year old twins David and Donna and 14 year old Marlene were named as victims. Father Robert Blair escaped with another son Donald 11 after an oil stove explosion sparked the blaze.
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