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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1953
Page
2
A mixed list of radio terms and crossword style clues with numbers and partial phrases. The page appears as a puzzle or glossary entry featuring words like Grate and Driver of a team, along with scattered definitions and cross references.
Washington expert Emmett J. Leahy argues private firms could save millions by cleaning house like federal agencies. He citesNational Records Management Council findings on fire hazards and space recovery, noting vast quantities of old paper could be burned or sold as waste while improving record quality.
Rio de Janeiro Sears, Roebuck and Co announces an annual $20,000 scholarship fund for Brazilian students. About 20 students yearly will receive aid through the Brazil-United States Institute scholarship committee, mostly for University of Brazil educations.
London forecasters say the June 2 coronation day is likely to be fine and warm with only a historic five rainy days in 78 years on that date. Government meteorologists project near eight to one odds for clear skies.
Eastern standard time applies. subtract one hour for central, two for mountain. Some stations adjust relay times to local schedules. Last minute changes cannot be included.
A dense listing of broadcast slots across channels with multiple programs from 6:00 pm through the night, including news, comedies, dramas, concerts, and game shows. Notable items feature Red Skelton, Martin and Lewis, and various soap operas, talk shows, and news segments.
At Stanford California teachers use sociodrama where students read a problem story and act out possible solutions. The class votes on best endings as Prof Fannie Shaftel and her husband George Shaftel promote this method as essential for helping children handle real life situations.
Koblenz, Germany will become a large French garrison town with barracks housing for dependents hospitals and storehouses at an estimated cost of 23.8 million dollars. French authorities expect completion by spring and plan to keep Koblenz as a key Rhine defense point even after a projected European army is formed.
At Camp Pickett Virginia Pvt Frank Morgan was marked absent without leave after missing KP duty. He was later found working at a different dining hall and said mess halls look alike before daybreak while his sergeant noted difficulties in turning away such cases.
In a World Championship match in New York West declines an opening two bid with a weak minor hand and shows strength by doubling. West and East reach two spades, West wins with heart and club play for a 750 point gain while the Swedish West in another room yields to a three no trump defense to set by one. The lesson: avoid forcing game with weak hands and let opponents bid themselves into trouble.
The Washington County sheriff reports some inmates legally earn as much as $100 monthly by operating jail concessions selling candy cigarettes and knick knacks to fellow inmates. One released prisoner paid a $10 fine with a fresh bill from a wad of cash and walked free.
In Hong Kong the Chinese Communists announce plans to purge rich peasants in Manchuria. Kao Kang, leader of the Manchurian government, states he also heads the five year industrialization program for all China.
New York reports Austria is exporting music five times as much as it imports and nearing the 18 to 1 export import balance. The Society of Authors Composers and Music Publishers notes royalties total about $280,000 abroad in 1952, down from $475,000 in 1951.
In Glenwood Springs Colorado snow is melted by trucks delivering 80 degree mineral water to the Yam hot springs. They vaporize the snow to clear streets after storms. Traffic is briefly tied up as the water spray creates a thick fog.
The British Army in Malaya fights a two front war against Communist rebels and termites at their bases. Men of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps use arsenic and creosote coal tar solutions to deter white ants. Maj. D. Loney notes termites can devour boots, stressing the relentless depot watch.
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