Births announced in High Point Memorial Hospital records
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lohr of Thomasville announce the birth of Nancy Drucella on December 24. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Coffield of Archdale announce Martha Blair born December 26. Coffield formerly Miss Cornelia Ann Hodgin of Archdale. Edward Clark Wilson Jr. born December 25 to Mr. and Mrs. E. Clark Wilson of 706 Ferndale. John Daniel Brewer born December 26 to Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Brewer of Ward Street. Chrisanna Jane Payne born December 25 to Mr. and Mrs. John V. Payne of Thomasville Route 1. Susan Minnetta Atkinson born December 28 to Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Atkinson Jr. ofuyer Street Extension.
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Nancy Drucella Lohr
R. H. Lohr
Thomasville
Nancy Drucella
High Point Memorial Hospital
Martha Blair
Edward Clark Wilson, JR
E. Clark Wilson
Ferndale
Edward Clark, Jr
John Dantil Brewer
B. L. Brewer
Ward Street
John Daniel
Chrisanna Jane Payne
John V. Payne
Route 1
Chrisanna Jane
Susen Minnetta Atkinson
S. T. Atkinson, Jr
Yuyer Street
Susan Minnetta
No Official Comment On O Dwyer Passport Lift Suggestion
The State Department declined to comment on a proposal to lift William O Dwyer s passport after his resignation as ambassador to Mexico. An official noted his passport expires December 6 and that any Mexico entry identification would be set by the Mexican government while his U S citizenship remains valid. In a separate line, a Malaya official reported about 2,000,000 of roughly 6,600,000 people cannot read or write.
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Washington
State Department
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
O’dwyer
O'Dwyer
United States
Malaya
Federation of Malaya
D. C. MacGillivray
Cute red pixie hat and mittens crochet pattern
Pattern No 2098 offers complete crochet instructions and materials for a bright red pixie hat with black velvet ribbon trim and matching mittens. Send 25c in coins with name, address and pattern number to Anne Cabot at the High Point Enterprise in New York. The new Anne Cabot Needlework Album features puppet mitten directions and embroidery basics for 25 cents.
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Anne Cabot
High Point Enterprise
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Three rings stolen Christmas Eve found in post office box
In Herkimer New York three rings stolen from a local jewelry store were recovered from a post office letter box. A card accompanying them read Merry Christmas to the firm.
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Herkimer
N. Y
Eisenhower headlines and quips from a playful column
A breezy column jokes about how Ike dominates headlines, notes shorter forms like HST and FDR, and mentions Mamie versus Bess. It riffs on typography, a Georgia Confederate dies 107, a sugarless ginger ale, a Chicago TV lease, a cash drawer mystery, freckles, and playful editorials about Christmas wishes and public figures.
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Eisenhower
Ike
T Roosevelt
T. R
Mamie
Bess
Carpenters
MR. Mie
Eleanor
New York Herald Tribune
Georgia
Enone
Chicago
China
Miss Brown
Try and Stop Me H Happy Yule Spirit Twist
A humor fragment recalls lavish gifts, a 68 foot yacht wrapped to conceal its profile, and a Christmas season tale of holiday generosity. A Chicago street scene ends with Santa jailed after a pratfall and a police intervention.
Teacher Proposes New System to Spell by Sounds
Mrs. Emma B. Johnston of Canal Winchester claims a 36-symbol sound based spelling system can teach a normal six year old to read in a week. She urges adoption to simplify English rules and seeks support from Eleanor Roosevelt and the Shaw estate.
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Columbus, C
Emma B. Johnston
Canal Winchester
Johnston
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Johnston Appled
George Rnard Shaw
Legac
Soldier vows to renounce U S citizenship over wife’s entry
In Harbor Springs Mich a 11 year Army veteran says he will renounce his U S citizenship if immigration authorities bar his Austrian wife Hildegard and their son from joining him. He plans to seek a bill from Senator Homer Ferguson to permit entry and would rejoin wife and son if unsuccessful. The story also notes debate over Newport Rhode Island’s Old Stone Mill origin as a windmill or Norse-built structure.
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Harbor Springs
Mich
U. S
Pelloski
Austria
Germany
Petloski
Hildegard
Peter
Europe
Washington
Sen
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
New England
Newport
R. I
America
Chaplain and soldiers mock claims of obscene Korea literature
An American chaplain Lt Col James H. Terry and troops of his division ridiculed congressional complaints that obscene magazines reach U S troops in Korea. They said the material is similar to what is sold in U S drugstores and that many reads are blood and thunder westerns or mysteries, not pornographic.
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AL Katp
United Press
Eastern Front
Korea
James H. Terry
Alexandria
Terry
House of Representatives
Washington
Tokyo
Mark Clark
Army
Air Force
Japan
Army-Air Force
Special Services
United States
Charley
Fred Seibel
Bellville
National Geographic
Pfe
Joseph Camposcuno
Cleveland
Rubinstein Ordered to Return to Russia
New York AP Draft dodger Serge M. Rubinstein faced a 4 p.m. today deadline to surrender to U.S. immigration authorities for deportation. James P. McGranery signed the order after years of legal fights tied to false passport claims and draft evasion.
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New York
Serge M. Rubinstein
Wall Street
Russia
James P. McGranery
Rubinstein
U. S
George Kaufman Dropped From CBS Show
New York playwright George Kaufman is removed from the CBS program This Is Show for remarks about not singing Silent Night. He says the remark was not anti religious but a comment on overuse of Christmas cards in commercial advertising.
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New York
E S. Kaufman
CBS
Dee
Kaufman
Christmas Present For Hubby
CHICAGO (UP) Mrs. Alvin Smith told her ex husband she had ordered a Christmas present for him when he arrived from Detroit to visit their two children. The order was for his arrest for failing to support the child. Smith said he paid it.
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Chicago
Alvin
Smith
Detroit
Chi Smith
Opening lead choice shapes the bridge hand says Jacob y
In a classic analysis Robert Willman discusses an unusual opening lead that decides the hand. West choosing a club lead depended on partner holding the queen, but king of clubs later would have preserved greater protection and allowed West to discard clubs. The piece also critiques the ambitious bidding and notes the slam at no trump was unlikely, suggesting six hearts or a heart slam depending on the opening lead.
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Robert Willman
New York City
West
Dummy
East
Declarer
South
Hearts
Train Dispatcher Durkin Retires after 50 Years of Service
Andrew F. Durkin, 66, chief train dispatcher for the New York Central Railroad, retires after 50 years and about 4,249,000 trains dispatching roughly 940 million passengers. He plans to ride the 20th Century Limited to Chicago as his first post retirement trip.
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New York
Andrew F. Durkin
New York Central Railroad
Durkin
The
Road
20Th Century Limited
Chicago
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Mamma
Papa
Santa
Harry
Henry
Mike
David
Radio Corp. of America
Philadelphia
Sarnoff
Aiken
Vermont
Ske
Bennett Cerf
Herr Claus
Saint Nick
King Features Syndicate
ALL Our
Ripod MS Shutter
Gamera Filgert
Frau and
Self
By Jimmy Hatlo
Thank
EL. Tippo
EL NATO Hat Jas
E.smith
Albuquerque
Mal
McGranery
Justice Department
Ckitect
Securities and Exchange Act
Panhandle Production and Refining Company
France
Portugal
Flis Island
George Kaufman
Hubby
Monark Kiner
Venetian
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Wilson’s Shoe Store
Psi Ice
Wilson's
SHOE
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Ewe
North
Somrotua
Tobias
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