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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1951
Page
3
Charleston police arrest a man who used the alias John Doe after an accident. He admits the name but is fined 35 dollars for running a red light lacking a license and defective brakes and leaving the scene.
In Winston-Salem on February 13, 19-year-old Charlie Nabers, a high school football fullback, joined the air force after two years with American occupation forces in Germany. His stepfather, Master Sergeant John Z. Yates, recruited him, making it a family affair as Nabers moved from Germany to enlist in the service.
The article explains 1950 tax rules for service members in Korea. Enlisted personnel and warrant officers get tax free pay for any month spent in the combat zone after June 24, 1950, including partial months. Commissioned officers receive tax free first 200 of monthly pay for combat zone service after that date. The piece notes applicability across all services and cautions verifying exact dates with a military or IRS office.
In December consumer incomes rose to 240.7 billion dollars, a fourth straight monthly record. For 1950 the total reached 223.2 billion, boosted by year end corporate dividends and expanded payrolls, with wage receipts leading the gain. A $2.7 billion veterans payments to the National Service Life Insurance fund aided the surge.
Virtle Charles, administrator of the Carl C. Charles estate in Guilford County, directs all claimants to present their demands by February 13, 1952 at Route No 1 High Point NC and requests immediate payment from indebted parties to settle the estate.
The article explains Stayman bids after 1NT to find a major suit fit and illustrate North's two clubs response. It follows a hand from Samoe’s Expert Bid North, detailing South’s heart response, West’s spade lead, and the resulting trump drama. The piece also notes historical context about Connecticut pickle selling laws and a 1864 territorial link.
Costa Kephalo Yannis faces trial in Canea Crete on arms involvement in abducting Tassoula Kephalo Yannis to Mount Ida, wedding them last August amid family feud. He proclaims love and risks the death penalty. Tassoula’s fate looms as father Georgie Petra vows to annul and regain control. New Zealand supplies most grass seed for England.
Lee Horton of Houston Texas reduced vitamin and iron deficiencies and gained weight after taking HADACOL his father F W Horton claims the product restored energy and meals. The ad offers a free Captain ACOL comic book from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana in 1951.
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