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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1939
Page
7
Word list style crossword with Santa theme spans animals tools gods and mythic terms. Clues range from animals like reindeer horns to meteorical words such as furor and orbiting lunar orbs. Players fill entries across horizontal and vertical with varied lengths and cross letters.
Hollywood gossip tracks Gregory Ratoff guiding Von Stroheim's return for I Was an Adventuress. Ratoff praises Stroheim's Grand Illusion to gain direction leverage, while Stroheim retorts he directs himself. Set chaos follows as Crawford's entourage and film crew navigate conflicts and on-set mishaps.
A playful puzzle uses cryptic clues tied to city names from various states. Each clue hints at a place like New York or New Jersey by wordplay, linking everyday phrases to famous city names and regional hints.
If factory workers are deprived of labor-serving machinery and must rely on hand tools, the estimated cost to assemble each car would total 17,850.
Argentina fears shortages across major crops as recent storms threaten yields and raise concerns for harvest prospects. Officials monitor weather patterns and advise farmers on mitigation while markets weigh potential supply impacts.
Brazil plans to construct about 700 miles of electrified railway lines expanding the national network. The project targets improved efficiency and reduced emissions amid transport growth.
Mary Carroll American fashion expert in wartime London falls for Vincent Gregg a roving fighter pilot. In a candlelit restaurant amid a blackout they meet Carla Marchetta and a British doctor as air raids sear the city. They learn they sail home on the Moravia tomorrow after secret consular notice.
Mercury melts only at extreme cold and can coat other metals. Silver melts at 1762 degrees Fahrenheit and needs copper or salt to prevent spitting during cooling. Copper alloying strengthens coins, crucibles vary in size, and high melting points require suitable materials. Tomorrow: more on minting.
The first in a series from the national bridge champion at Pittsburgh covers Mrs. Robert E. Fuller of New York. She previously led teams to titles in 1935 and 1936 and runner-up finishes in 1937 and 1938. She shows precision over speed as she tops hearts and secures a small slam through key trumps and finesses.
Dr. Morris Fishbein reviews 1939 progress across vitamins, glands, and sulfanilamide. Vitamin B1 thiamin needs about 300 international units daily with sources listed. Vitamin K testing guides deficiency treatment in bleeding newborns. Vitamin B6 links to skin disorders and pellagra linked deficiencies are noted.
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