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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1952
Page
2
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A Dallas drive in theater attracts attention by listing odd movie titles on its marquee. Recent offers include Bandlands of Dakota Dont Brother to Knock African Tor sure and Allaganie Uprising. Stars cited are Jhon Hall Cory Grant Jeet Chandler and Gary Copper.
Live specimens of a coelacanth, a fish believed extinct for millions of years, were captured off Madagascar. Researchers including Dr. Lee White of the British Museum confirmed two specimens, praising the find as like a living dinosaur reappearing.
Vancouver towing service towed more than 40 cars to owners' homes free of charge on Christmas night to keep accidents down. To qualify, motorists only had to say they were too drunk to drive safely. The firm will offer the same service New Year's Eve.
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A New York Civil Rights Congress delegation asked Governor Herman Talmadge for a meeting to discuss Rosa Lee Ingram, the Reidsville inmate, after being denied access by an injunction to the prison. The group, viewed as subversive by the attorney general, intended a goodwill visit but faced chaos fears and a court order to maintain peace.
In the Soviet zone, East German Communists suppress jokes about the regime while jokes attacking Stalin and Russia circulate secretly. Leaflets appear occasionally, and women on food shortages are common targets. An incident shows a woman arrested after writing to Stalin, highlighting censorship and fear.
A two engine Dakota plane crashed while attempting to land at Tehran airport in dense fog. Twenty four people died, including four Americans. A child was the sole survivor.
Oswald Jacoby outlines a safety play by David Carter in a bridge problem. Carter avoids a four trump loss by timing trumps, drawing West with hearts, and using a ruff to preserve trump length. The analysis compares alternative lines and ends with a favorable endgame for declarer.
Seventy six skid row men arrested on disorderly conduct charges were sentenced by Judge Edward P. Luzark to eat turkey dinners and seek spiritual help at a Salvation Army hall in Chicago on Christmas Day.
At Canton a would be bandit entered a filling station brandishing a revolver and demanded the lights be turned off. The man, evidently nervous, could not find a light switch and fled empty handed, according to attendant Hershel McKee.
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