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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1956
Page
2
Sir Basi Henriques former East London Juvenile Court chairman gave an interview from his hotel transom after being accidentally locked in his room in Cleveland. He stated England does not lock up juvenile delinquents and was eventually freed by a bellboy an engineer and a manager's assistant.
Scientists measure noise in decibels. Ordinary conversation averages around 40 decibels and a noisy office can reach about 70 decibels.
The Greensboro channel 2 lineup lists daytime and evening programs from 3:00 PM through 2:30 PM next day, including matinees, soap operas, game shows, talk shows, and news segments. Notable entries include I Led Three Lives, Name That Tune, Meet Millie, The $64,000 Question, Phil Silvers, and Weather updates.
The sheriff clashes over Alice's marriage while townsfolk gather at the hall for a wake. The narrator notes the sheriff’s flaws and reveals plans for Alice and Dr. Jarrett as Lucy Dorn and Abner Cornwallis discussBeckett the doctor’s hope of Pittsburgh and a broader medical future.
Listing details 6:00 to 11:00 PM radio programs with news segments, sports, science fiction, comedies and dramatic shows. Mentions Abe and mbs as stations, with program titles such as Dragnet, Broadway Cop, Suspense, Amos n Andy and The Army Hour. In a clipped outlet, a scene quotes a woman accusing a man of discussing a tumor and a baby birth within ongoing dialogue.
A reader quiz asks seven multiple choice questions on history geography religion and advertising. Topics include Franklin birthplace, divorce remarriage intervals, electoral district voting rights, southernmost US city, Sunday golf sin, Slivovitz drink origin, and a car slogan. The page notes Minnesota and Wisconsin ban colored margarine.
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