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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
12
The article summarizes advice from William Gaxton on breaking into television. It covers building a professional photo package, persistent networking, presenting oneself neatly, staying authentic, improving acting, seeking local training, budgeting time and money, and choosing honest paths to success while valuing helpful industry contacts.
After the earthquake in San Francisco, redwood trees burn as their timber feeds fires and threatens surrounding structures. The rapid spread highlights the vulnerability of timber stands amid aftershocks and debris.
Houstons Jeannine Holland will tour 30 American cities Europe and Latin America as a fashion ambassador for the cotton industry. Her 35 costume wardrobe features cotton velveteen coats suits and lace sheath dresses with coin sized rhinestones and cotton luggage. Designed by Stanley Wyllins and Raelson Jerry Parris the outfits emphasize cotton as a year round fabric with quilted velveteen coats and interlined garments for cold or damp weather.
Tel Aviv reports Larry Adler, renowned harmonica player, laments that jazz has little audience in Israel. He notes concerts span Bach to Stravinsky but locals request Mozart and other pieces, with one soldier's song from the Arab Jewish War included in the crowd's taste.
The Burmese government plans a collective punishment system for specific northern areas to deter rebel support. The scheme targets villages along the rail line suspected of harboring rebels and hindering communications.
Clif ford G. Moyle, 20, stole 12 dozen jam tarts from his lodgings and ate nine dozen, then claimed he did not steal a tin of health salts. He was placed on two years of probation and ordered to pay 2.10 dollars costs. A probation officer was tasked to find Moyle new lodgings. Thomas Moore, a Montgomery County Maryland farmer, earned the first U. S. patent for a household ice-box in 1803.
Ruth Millett urges self reflection based on a Gallup poll noting that people irritate others. She argues daily courtesy and thoughtfulness reduce pet peeves and promotes cooperative behavior. The piece ends with a surprising fact that the capital of Bolivia is La Paz.
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