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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1957
Page
2
New York’s Hal Boyle reviews The FBI Story by Don Whitehead, noting the book documents the FBI’s strong record in public service and loyalty under Hoover. It argues the agency’s secrecy fuels mistrust, while Hoover kept politics at bay and the FBI seldom compromised civil rights.
Each time you wash clothes and linens, give found jewelry a bath after laundering your own items. Place the bracelet pin or necklace in a fresh soapy bath, rinse thoroughly, then drain on a soft clean towel.
In the 1933 Eastern Mixed Team Championship Ted Lightner and Mrs. S W Peck faced a diamond bid by East guiding defense to one diamond one heart and two spades. Mrs Geraldine Nelson won four hearts at another table discarding losing diamonds on clubs. Peck's two diamond bid is modern and worthwhile only with partner understanding. New York City Philadelphia and Memphis won 1956 National Noise Abatement Council awards for efforts to quiet din.
A collage notes promotion attempts for formals on New Year’s Eve and cross-industry ties with taxis florists and hotels. It recalls 1954-55 birth trends, Olympic hopes, editorials on teens and idleness, and a Rochester letter dinner for readers. It also mentions Edsel sales, The King and I credits, and a colonial cough remedy.
A list of paired clues and numbers forms a fragmented puzzle with terms like pink shade tannish gray mist rainbow and other items such as tears father niche words and color associations. The page appears to map colors directions plant terms and common prefixes to numbers in a word game.
Cleveland cartoonist Clarence Gray 55 creator of the Brick Bradford strip died Saturday at Lakewood Hospital after a brief illness.
English artist Ben Nicholson is named the first winner of the Guggenheim International Award by Harry F. Guggenheim, board chairman of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, in New York.
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