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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1947
Page
3
A nostalgic note honors Mark Hellinger recalling his wit and charm on Broadway. The piece highlights his storytelling, defies saying no, and the enduring faith he showed audiences through the years in the theater scene.
A mosaic of New York entertainment gossip spans Mark Hellinger, Kay Thompson, and Mansfield figures. Mentions include actors, producers, theatre ads, and prices from Broadway and Miami venues, with notes on voice work, lawsuits, and industry buzz.
Sheriff Gib Debrah reported no trace found in the search for a plane that reportedly crashed near U S Highway 1 about nine miles from Camden. He said the plane could have fallen in a remote swamp area. Shawfield air base at Sumter said none of its planes were missing.
Sheriff Rochelle Boyle said an inquest will be held tonight into the death of three year old Ralph Gerald Trammell who was struck by a car driven by former Jonesville Police Chief Jim Holp. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Trammell of route 1 Kelton, died after traveling to Jonesville for a funeral.
Puzzle style list with scattered clues and numbered hints across vocabulary and symbols. Includes chemical element symbols, measurement abbreviations, and wordplay segments, suggesting a mixed crossword style or acrostic.
Bids were submitted today to the Huntington district corps of U S engineers for a 200 bed Veterans Administration hospital in Clarksburg West Virginia the first postwar VA hospital project in the state The government estimate stood at about 4 98 million with bids from Southeastern Construction Co of Charlotte T A Loving Co of Goldsboro and others including Westinghouse Electric Co Rosenblatt and Kerstein Mellon-Stuart and Sauer Inc No bids were placed on the project as a whole and bids will be reviewed before final decisions in Washington
Cornell nutritionist Dr. C. M. McCay reports rhubarb can shield enamel from acids in beverages. Research began in 1943 with Seabees and navy dentists testing cola and lemon drinks on teeth, showing erosion without protective oxalate in rhubarb and spinach. Further studies seek optimal amounts for protection.
Dr. Herbert F. Prytherch bid 3500 to prove oyster growth possible at the former state oyster farm near Beaufort. The project, previously run by Prytherch and Capt. John Nelson, faced failure and state officials discontinued it. Prytherch plans a private undertaking despite past disputes and a stalled experiment.
President Truman tells Senator Burnet Maybank he is working on the fuel oil shortage. A letter in reply to a telegram notes hope for results. Officials say proper conservation should carry the South East and Middle West through the winter despite fuel oil shortages.
A new electric pencil sharpener offers medium fine and super fine points, compatible with AC or DC power. The draftsman model sharpens only the wood by bypassing the lead.
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