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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1952
Page
3
Floridians have big fun commemorating the pirate Jose Gaspar at the Carnival of Gasparilla in Tampa. The five day festival draws up to 600000 visitors with parades, sailing ships, and a mock invasion led by 350 local leaders in fancy dress.
A bridge analysis discusses West opening with the king of spades and South winning with the ace. South draws trumps, discards a club, and leads a spade to force West to choose a defense. The debate centers on whether leading the ace of clubs is correct or lucky, with reasoning about potential South holdings and finesses.
A Senate survey warns revolutionary labor-saving farm devices could replace up to 3.5 million farm workers by 1970, risking social and economic disruption while the near term needs more workers for defense and civilian manpower.
Puzzle clue fragment lists several abbreviations and terms likely for a crossword, including Birthday Greetings, India, poet, Month abbr, Natural fat, greeting type, Cuddled, Surrender, Arrivals abbr. The readable text points to a wordplay row with intersecting clues rather than a full news item.
Columbus report says a forest of 30 000 trees will be planted in Israel to honor Schiff a vice president of the Shoe Corp of America. The notice mentions Mediterranean voyage through the Aegean and a first radio network formed in 1926. A Senate sub committee cites a mixed farm outlook with more food and fiber but weaker farm employment.
Eisenhower declines to return for West Point events and June graduation. He has spurned private invitations and will not be recalled for public appearances, maintaining his non political campaign stance amid New Hampshire primary pressure. Stassen is cited as a third man in the GOP race.
Scientists say the human brain can hold about 3,000,000,000 separate ideas. More than a third of the standing timber in the United States lies in the Pacific Northwest.
In Victoria British Columbia a new club offers guided tours of a nudist colony for one dollar this summer. Visitors must be escorted by a member who oversees conduct and a camp hostess handles introductions. No photos without consent. Membership costs 12 dollars for single men and 6 dollars for single women.
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