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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1954
Page
2
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In a tricky three no trump hand, South must manage two finesses of diamonds if 3NT is to hold. West holds five clubs, East the ace, and the key is discarding the king of clubs to enable dummy access twice for the two finesses. The plan hinges on the diamond break and precise plays to reach the dummy twice.
Veteran actor Donald Crisp protests Jackie Gleason over a Mae Busch joke. Oscar Levant sculks on The Cobweb set while John Kerr lunches with Richard Widmark. Lamas resists Las Vicezas offers, turns singing career, Jillian Gish campaigns for cabinet post in arts secretary bid.
Jean Butler, a 32 year old American divorced in Britain, arrived in Copeneagen seeking refuge. She claimed U.S. pressure caused her ejection while Britain refused to extend her residence permit warning she must leave by December 28. Butler plans to wed Clive Jenkins and return to England as a British citizen. She previously organized CIO activities and cited past interracial union work in the South.
In Jasper Texas on Christmas Day six men were charged with assault to murder after a gunfight between five hunters and two ranchers over a killed hunting dog. One hunter was killed, two ranchers and another hunter wounded, with several shot reported and multiple hospitalizations.
Stanley Jones argues prayer expands into social love. He cites Jesus redefining neighbor as any person in need, beyond race. He notes global humanity shares basic mental traits, citing examples from India Lucknow psychiatry, Africa and Japan. Affirmation: every race and class is my neighbor.
In Louisville two years after moving a deaf mute girl Delores Schneider led her neighborhood children to learn sign language. Her brothers Joe and Eddie also are deaf mutes from birth while Mary Lou, 17, and the parents speak normally and support her method.
Former New York governor and two time presidential hopeful Thomas E Dewey will relocate to a New York City apartment next Saturday to head a private law firm. The move ends a long public career and pauses active political ambitions as he focuses on family security and public policy work.
Dr. Leon A Hausman of Rutgers Zoology and Ornithology analyzes Himalayan Yeti hair samples from Bombay in a microscope driven effort to determine if the so called scalp is in fact a conical cap shaped from the hide of a distant mammal.
Trellis Mae Peeble and Wilbur argue over Christmas chaos and gift exchanges after a weekend with relatives. The couple debates practicality versus sentiment, colors and sizes misfit, ending with a tender moment under the tree as they confront the season’s challenges.
The American Red Cross and its 3720 chapters spent 87,973,387 dollars on disaster relief armed forces and other services in the last fiscal year. Loans to servicemen overseas rose 95 percent. After expenditures the organization had 21,909,000 dollars available for national emergencies. An itemized financial report appeared as a sponsored newspaper ad.
The notice explains standard time offsets. Eastern subtracts one hour to Central and two hours to Mountain. Local stations may adjust relay times to fit schedules. Last minute program changes are not included.
Lincoln was re-elected President of the United States, but his second term was cut short by his assassination. The program lists varied broadcasts throughout the day ending with a news note on the historic event.
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