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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
3
This New York column advised single women to adjust expectations in leap year era. It suggests the best strategy is to salvage a “battened Joe” or less-than-perfect mate, noting odds favor men over women in the dating pool and offering humorous tips.
Fragmentary notes describe a man urging focus on potatoes rather than shirts. The message hints at leaving town after a three day sentence and references a farm or market scene with animals and rural imagery.
Maine state police have adopted a poetic approach to reduce driving deaths. A sample verse contrasts Tim and Ted, with Tim speeding and Ted tragically dead, illustrating the safety message through a nursery rhyme style scene.
In Thomaston Connecticut a school election outcome favors a lemon meringue pie over a teacher in a quirky local vote. Separate notes include a mammoth jawbone find in Iowa and a Guilford County court order transferring a term of Superior Court to Greensboro for two weeks starting January 14, 1952.
The article notes men exceed women in most states with South Australia as an exception. It references unofficial population estimates approaching the eighty million mark and comments on male dominance across regions, suggesting a demographic imbalance in favor of males.
In Cologne Hans aS lak sie oe est, once a Nazi radio propagandist, is described as a smoothie in Sekrerdine business employing Americans. The report notes his release and subsequent work for a firm founded by his wife and later for larger agencies, contrasting his wartime past with his postwar career.
A man at the auto license bureau cites his name Gross when asked for credentials. He quips about his surname while staff navigate a routine identity check.
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