Reading list entries with mixed fiction and nonfiction
A list of book titles and authors appears in a string of varied reading items. The mixed fiction and nonfiction includes works by Lee Salinger Kantor and Shirer with several unclear fragments.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1962
Page
28
A list of book titles and authors appears in a string of varied reading items. The mixed fiction and nonfiction includes works by Lee Salinger Kantor and Shirer with several unclear fragments.
A bachelor in 1920s English countryside shelters a fox that becomes a young woman, Sylva. Richwick hides the transformation as a niece, while Sylva evolves intellectually through millennia, contrasting with Dorothy who scrolls into drug addiction. The satire probes heredity and humanity.
Edward Boykin’s history of congressional eloquence surveys speeches from 1789 to present. The volume includes Huey Long’s NRA rebuke and Sam Houston and Webster quips, with Keating praising its humor and insight. Boykin resides in Charlottesville and has written plays and Civil War books.
French war novel follows paratroop officers captured at Dien Bien Phu and later leading a rag tag unit in Algeria. They adapt Red tactics to fight rebels while exposing prison brutality and military corruption in a brutal, ruthless conflict drama.
In this opinion piece, Z. Melnikov laments American operatic talent thriving in Europe due to few U S opera houses. He argues for local cultural support and subsidy reform, urging High Point to build a stronger performing arts presence beyond a meager state symphony and four community concerts.
High Point Public Library releases weekly bookmobile routes for January 8 to 12. Monday stops include College Village Shopping Center and Emerywood. Tuesday features Kennedy Carr Rotary Otteray and Rock spring Eaton Place. Wednesday lists College Village Hedrick Oakwood and Rotary Ridgecrest. Thursday includes W Springfield Wynnewood Ragan Thissell Worth and Clara Cox Circle. Friday covers College Village Willard Gordon Ellwood Wendell and Daniel Brocks Homes.
The fragment discusses Bert Johnson’s resentment toward police investigation and a tree collapse that killed Dan McHugh. It notes no fresh leaves beneath McHugh’s body despite wind and mentions an ugly skull wound from the fallen tree.
New York AP report states Caral Gimbel 44 daughter of Bernard Gimbel will wed Marion J. Lebworth 41 a motion picture producer in a private ceremony at the Gimbel family home. Lebworth was previously married to Christina Riez. Gimbel was previously married to Edward Lasker and Deary Greenberg.
A critical look at The Humanist Frame edited by Julian Huxley, a collection of 26 essays on evolutionary humanism. It argues humans can shape their own destiny through science, values, and world society, with mixed clarity and strong ideas from Oliver Rieser, Stephen Spender, Huxley, and Aldous Huxley, though often academic in style.
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