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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1955
Page
2
HAL BOYLE argues that body response to food and diet varies with mood and conditions, not a fixed formula. He questions universal reliance on exercise, notes individuals differ in burning calories, and jokes about social roles, money, and trends.
Station schedules note Eastern Standard times with local adjustments. Central subtract one hour Mountain subtract two hours. Some stations change relay hours to fit local schedules. Last minute changes not included.
A dense list of local broadcast times and programs from 6:00 to 11:00 PM including News for 15 Minutes, Sports & News, Newacast by Three, Daily Commentary, One Man's Family, Dragnet, People Are Funny, Stop the Music, Bing Crosby Show, Fibber & Molly, Army Hour, and Dance Orchestra with channel notes and host names.
New Primatene is a nonprescription tablet claimed to open bronchial tubes and ease mucus congestion within minutes and provide hours of relief. The advertisement touts a 24 tablet bottle priced at 98 cents with a money back guarantee from Whitehall Pharmacal Company Trade Mark.
A fragmented clue list includes cross references such as Lowland hill City in New York and World relations with assorted definitions like Reluctant plant variation and Arid bustle. The mix features scattered crossword style entries including wanderer oxidizing fiddling and Aleut island with partial phrases and numerals.
Provides list style hints and solutions for a crossword puzzle with clues such as cereal grass Indonesians Mindanao moved quickly and other entries. Includes bitter vetch embellished Greek letter extinct bird and other terms like she likes to spotted not standing sea eagle ages unaspirated fiber knots unit of weight tear.
The article traces George Washington’s early life from a boy who lost his father to living with his brother Lawrence at Mount Vernon. He gained basic schooling, learned surveying, and worked as a tobacco farmer, cooking by campfire and guiding trails before inheriting Mount Vernon at age 20.
Fogbound analysis shows a sixfold tug of war over Formosa involving the Eisenhower administration and Chiang Kai-shek’s regime. The Reds threaten Quemoy and Matsu while Congress debates defense pledges. Uncertainty reigns as both sides seek concessions to save face and avoid a wider war.
In a bridge analysis, South reached a six spades slam and, despite a heart finesse idea, executed a clever sequence. South wins the first diamond trick, leads the jack of spades from the dummy to elicit a misguessed finesse, then draws and ruffs to endplay East. The slam proves unbeatable under correct play, though the line depended on East’s responses.
Scientists say a 35 mile deep mine shaft would trap heavy air at the bottom making wood float. The article contrasts feudal Japan secrecy in jiu jitsu with fictional extreme air pressure concepts.
A readable TV day plan lists programs from 6:00 to 4:30 with titles such as The Millionaire Liberace The Visitor Meet Millie News and various morning and daytime shows. The sequence includes Arthur on I Love of Life Guiding Light and Brighter Day among others.
Channel 3 guide lists Bob Crosby at 3:00 Backstage Studio Betty Feezer at 4:00 and On your Account at 4:30. Cartoon Caraval appears at :00 with Glory Painter and Superman scheduled for 6:30.
A dense prime time lineup features dramas, comedies, and talk shows from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including My Hero, Dinah Shore, Martha Raye, Boris Karloff, Tonight, and Bishop Sheen, with news segments at 6:40 and 11:23 and late sign off.
Barbara Feidelson a University of Wisconsin coed from Rockville Center N Y won one of the nation’s largest valentines. Her boyfriend Earl School of Milwaukee created a 10 foot high message on Lake Mendota reading Barbara I love you.
President Eisenhower, ill with a cold, left work early and rearranged his schedule for today and tomorrow. A weekly meeting with Republican congressional leaders and a planned news conference were postponed to tomorrow.
Series E savings bonds, only about 14 years old, have become a national institution owned by 45 million Americans who prefer security for their future over risk.
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