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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1952
Page
6
Hollywood notes detail Danielle Darrieux admitting she varies her life story in interviews to fit mood, recalling a Paris tale in 20 installments and describing how roles like a Polish countess or an adventuress shape her view of herself and future projects.
Capt Kurt Carlsen rejected offers totaling 84 000 to 112 000 from sponsors in the United States Britain France and Denmark to cash in on his 14 day struggle aboard the Flying Enterprise. He hid in a Cornish hotel dodging promoters while vowing not to commercialize his ship rescue. He plans to return home to Woodbridge New Jersey then command another ship. The Isbrandtsen Line vows another Flying Enterprise may be assigned and he will be honored at a London luncheon before a ticker tape parade in Newark.
Archbishop Gerald P. O Hara sailed on the Ile de France for Rome to meet Pope Pius XIII before proceeding to Dublin as papal nuncio to Ireland. The 56 year old former Romanian expulsion figure said he is happy to visit his ancestral land and brush up Gaelic. Church dignitaries from New York Philadelphia and more gathered to see him off.
New York reports on Harry Belafonte abandoning pop crooning to pursue folk music, citing his Jamaica roots and five months of study. The article notes his breakthrough at Village Vanguard and Blue Angel club, with a versatile range including American, West Indian, British, and Iberian folk pieces.
East Hampton, Conn. 88 year old Mrs. Sarah OConnell recalls seeing three hurricanes one tornado two floods and several blizzards including the famous blizzard of 88 all within New England.
The north magnetic pole is defined as the area where the magnetic force directs downward. This characterization highlights the vertical orientation of magnetic lines at that location.
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