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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1953
Page
2
In Americus Georgia Mrs Eliz Now Jimmy Williams engages in a light moment about letters after T with the boy answering The letter after T is V in a playful rural scene reported from the local area.
Covered galvanized steel storage cans protect wool blankets and winter clothing during warm months. No wiring is needed and the can can be stored in the attic or basement until cool weather returns. A springing of moth crystals in the tightly covered can provides extra protection against insects.
First Nighters review jammed with music and wit focusing on Anderson’s Almanac at the Imperial and a revival of Richard III. Critics praise or pan shows from Hermes Gingold to Joe Ferreira while odds and ends of radio and film are noted along with Sitka spruce lumber as wartime weight-bearing material.
A puzzle style text lists cryptic clues with numbers and fragments about a Nobel Literature winner from 1953 and assorted wordplay hints. The fragmentary items include references to "Struck," "Elevator inventor," "proboscis," and various clue numbers, forming a miscellaneous crossword-like grid.
A dense listing of radio and television programs with times and stations, noting time zone adjustments and omitted last minute changes. Includes names such as Dinah Shore and Dragnet, channels WNBT and WNYT, and segments like The Name's The Same and News and Commentary.
The text notes world population rising about 25 percent in twenty years while food prices grew about 5 percent. It states Rhode Island's labor force has about 45 percent in manufacturing versus 24 percent for the United States overall.
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