Baseball Manager Across 34 Clues and Scrambled Headlines
A mixed word puzzle tightens around baseball jargon and cross referenced clues. Names, places, and abbreviations weave through a dense grid with ferried definitions and a few obscurities.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1962
Page
3
A mixed word puzzle tightens around baseball jargon and cross referenced clues. Names, places, and abbreviations weave through a dense grid with ferried definitions and a few obscurities.
Dr Molner offers practical health advice in this column addressing reader questions. He explains common concerns, provides simple routines, and emphasizes balanced living, nutrition, and preventive care for a healthier everyday life.
A medical Q&A column discusses saccharin being harmless in small amounts and bitter in large amounts, notes on bowed legs with no cure in adults, iodized salt use in the Rocky Mountain area, and diabetes insipidus treatments. It also covers navels and fungus causes, and highlights 1960 US passenger car production and auto advertising spending.
Charlotte author Harry Golden calls the migration of educated Black Americans to the North the major tragedy of the South. Speaking at Roy Wilkins NAACP dinner, he cited 1960 NC college graduates: 162 cited, 47 stayed, 115 moved to 20 other states. A Kennedy message honored Wilkins for his work toward freedom for all Americans.
An old Louisiana remedy for bee and wasp stings involved fresh chewing tobacco. Modern tobacco makers promote many pleasures, with newspaper advertising totaling 35 million dollars in 1960 for cigarettes cigars and other products.
In a Corpus Christi tournament, Joe Musameci of San Antonio completed a dramatic four heart contract by sacrificing to a diamond squeeze. The hand featured Musameci trading a diamond for a king and clubs, ending with East unable to ruff and Musameci securing the last tricks. A closing note reports newspapers remain top advertising medium for lumber dealers.
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