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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1949

Page

12

Color Blind Color Theory Enables Blind Mixes of Paints

Louis Cheskin of the Color Research Institute of America says a new mixing system identifies true primary pigments green blue magenta red and yellow enabling 1 296 producible colors. The method uses exact formulas like cake recipes to guide clerks in mixing to shade, transferable to paint ink and dye industries.

Chicago Louis Cheskin Instite America Cheskin Asault Einstein

Silent Hour and Mixed Network Lineup Across Major Stations

A dense schedule listing NBC CBS ABC and others with 6:00 to 12:00 airtimes. Programs include news newscasts sports talk mystery theater detective drama and variety shows with repeats and cross network listings.

Nbc Cbs Abc-West Mbs-West Abe Lowell Thomas Cba Nbe Cbs Odape Abe Jon Lewis Abc Alan Young Abe Mr Mrs. North Hy Gardner Bob Hope We the People Gabriel Heatter Fibber and Molly Abc M. Amsterdam Cbs News Detroit Symphony Cbs American Forum Abe News & Variety Abc West

Carolina athletes mix football and wrestling rosters

Football guard Joe Augustine joins Chapel Hill’s wrestling squad. Ex footballer John Steiff also competes among Chuck Quinlan’s matmen, expanding the lineup with seasoned players.

Chapel Hill Joe Augustine Carolina John Steiff Chuck” Quinlan

Today’s Grab Bag The Answers Quick

Largest US city among options is San Francisco. The oldest college is Harvard. Button Gwinnet is a fictitious character. Correct ending is water, water everywhere and not a misquote. Adam’s ale refers to water. Cary Grant Danny Kaye and Myron C Taylor celebrate birthdays today.

United States Cleveland Washington D. C Pittsburgh San Francisco Button Gwinner Cary Grant Danny Kaye Myron C. Taylor

Kefauver Biography and Early Life Highlights

Former U S Congressman Es tes Kefauver born in Madisonville Tennessee earned an A B at the University of Tennessee and a Yale law degree admitted to the Tennessee bar in 1926 later a Chattanooga law partner elected to the 76th and 80th Congresses and to the Senate in 1948. married with home in Chattanooga. Margaret Mitchell author of Gone With the Wind born in Atlanta began as a feature writer and reporter.

U. S Estes Kefauver Madisonville Tenn University of Tennessee Yale Tennessee Chattanooga Kefauver Senate Margaret Mitchell Atlanta

Calling Friends By Phone Before Dropping In

The text advises calling friends first if they have a telephone and avoiding unannounced visits. It emphasizes courtesy and planning before stopping by.

Outlook for Home Goods Tasteful Life Over Next Year

A positive note suggests a good season for shopping especially for home items. Life should proceed normally for the next 12 months with a happier and more content state of affairs anticipated. A child born today is forecast to be moderately fortunate and happy.

Little grey haired woman rules Buckingham Palace

London A Scotswoman guides Buckingham Palace staff with strict efficiency since 1937. Janet Ferguson known as Mrs Ferguson manages 20 maids and cleaners and handles royal comfort for King George VI Queen Elizabeth and family. Her long service and 100 percent efficiency record contrast with wartime shortages and rationing.

Buckingham Palace London Britain Fergie George VI Earl of Lonsdale Kaiser Wilhelm Alfonso Spain Elizabeth White House Roosevelt Ferguson

Mitchell Awarded National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize

Lilian Campbell reports that the Santa newspaper noted Miss Mitchell, also known as Mrs. John E. Marsh, received the National Book Award in 1936 for her novel and the Pulitzer Prize in 1937.

Santa Newspaper National Booksellers’ Association Mitchell John E. Marsh

A Fool and a Wise Man Start Equal at Birth and Death

A Thomas Fuller saying notes that both the fool and the wise man share the same starting and ending points in life while their journeys differ in between. The quote contrasts birth and death with the paths taken.

Thomas Fuller

January 18 in history 1943 siege end and notable births

On January 18 1943 the Russians broke the 17 month siege of Leningrad during World War II. Kipling died in 1936 at age 70 and Daniel Webster was born in 1782. The 1770 Battle of Golden Hill marked early bloodshed for American colonial rights.

Leningrad Rudyard Kipling Daniel Webster Golden Hill Mass

Rita Hayworth Awaits Aly Khan's Freedom to Marry

Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan plan to wed once he is divorced. Aly Khan and Hayworth issued statements from his chateau near Cannes confirming the arrangement. Hayworth has recovered from influenza and remains at Aly Khan's villa with Magliano reporting their continued stay.

Rita Hayworth Aly Cannes France Aly Khan Here Miss Hayworth Aga Khan Grippe Snow White Mario Magliano Hollywood Orson Welles Magliano Yakimour le Cannet Lord Guinness Britain Rita Rebecca U. S

Puzzle Clues Reveal Names and Historic References

A fragmented set of quiz lines mentions Cleveland Harvard founded in 1686 a signer of the Declaration of Independence and a line about water with the phrase Not any drop to drink. The exact context and connections remain unclear from the excerpt.

Cleveland Harvard

French Trains Roll On Rubber Tires

France uses 140 rubber-tired railway cars since 1932 and they have logged 12 million miles. Each tire weighs 16 tons with adjacent tires sharing weight if one tire flats. Trains run quietly up to 80 mph, tires last 22 thousand miles, and gasoline engines replace heavy Diesel motors despite higher operating costs.

Paris France

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