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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1951

Page

6

Hollywood Figures Live High But Taxed To Uncle Sam Says Actor

Hollywood resident quotes discuss earnings taxes and living costs for actors earning over 100000 yearly. He argues many spend on homes cars and entertainment yet advocate paying fair taxes, noting a 65000 after expenses and taxes surplus supports bonds rather than lavish living. He cites a three kid mortgage as a fair benchmark. Kirby Grant designs underwater painting suit for future films. John Goodwin trains quiet horses for cinema and emphasizes stillness and camera gaze as top horse skills.

Hollywood Anne Cneggeeranan James Sam Ryan John Goodwin Smokey Hi Ho Silver Goodwin

Sculptor Accepts Offer for Four Wooden Statues

A sculptor agrees to supply four life size wooden figures depicting hillbilly types for a film by Abbott and Costello, sacrificing some artistic principles in the process. He expresses misgivings about the compromise to his art.

Iena Ygoo Pestay Monta

First Christian Science Church Expansion in 19th Century

The first Christian Science church, erected in 1895 to seat 1,000, later saw an extension that enlarged seating capacity to 5,000, reflecting rapid growth and community demand.

Christian Science

Boston Common A 1634 Reserved Cow and Military Renders

A near fifty acre tract in Boston was set aside in 1634 to serve as a cow pasture and military render ground. The landmark site later evolved into a public common used for grazing drills and defense readiness.

Boston

Would-Be Truman Assassin Goes On Trial This Month

Oscar Collazo Puerto Rican political activist faces trial in four counts for the Truman assassination plot. He would be the fifth U S president assassin defendant, with possible death by electric chair. District Attorney Morris Fay leads the case as Collazo's defense contemplates insanity.

Truman U.S Washington NEA Oscar Collazo U. S Ocean White House Leslie Coffelt Blair House Collazo Griselio Torresola Coffelt John Schrank Theodore Roosevelt Milwaukee Teddy John Wilkes Booth Lincoln Charles J. Giteau James A. Garfield Leon Czolgosz William Me Zangara Chicago Sayer Anton J. Cermak Franklin D. Roosevelt Rover First Oils Gaston Means Morris Fay Fay T. Alan Goldsborough John L. Lewis Goldsborough Leo Rover

Jurors Drawn For Trial Of Ray Holston

In Thomasville on February 24 jurors were drawn for the trial of Raymond Alexander Holston a 50 year old Lexington Route 6 resident charged with driving drunk. The panel includes John Boyd Carter A Howard A C Jackson Thee Bowers H P Wood Pearl Warner G C C ter Mrs Greer and others. He was arrested near town on January 30 by the state highway patrol.

Thomasville Raymond Alexander Holston Recorder’s Court John Boyd Carter A. Howard A. C. Jackson Thee Bowers H. P. Wood Pearl Warner G. C. C Ter Greer Demo Taeinger D. B.mont Beck Earl Brewer Towren Crawford T. H Lexington Route 6 State Highway Patrol

First Flying of Stars and Stripes at Nassau Fort Nassau

On January 28 1778 American forces seized Fort Nassau Bahamas and raised the Stars and Stripes marking the first display of the U S flag in an attack on a foreign stronghold during the Nassau action.

U. S Nassau Bahama Islands Fort Nassau

First American Newspaper Cartoon Debuts in 1754

The first American newspaper cartoon was designed by Benjamin Franklin and appeared in his paper the Pennsylvania Gazette on May 9 1754. Hundreds of history books have since reproduced it.

Benjamin Franklin Pennsylvania Gazette

Jacoby on Bridge Finesse Avoided With Expert Play

The column analyzes a slam in which South avoids a finesse and instead exploits a squeeze by West. West leads hearts. dummy wins with king, and a sequence forces West to discard, allowing South to secure the remaining spades and complete the contract.

South West East

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