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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1955
Page
2
Bridge column discusses opening lead choices and strategic play after North shows a plan. It analyzes how to evaluate positions starting with the one no trump or suit responses, guiding readers on decision making and best practice.
In a national tournament scenario East should pass four hearts. Doubling would reveal the opponents as the strong bidders and give declarer chances to force a contract. The analysis shows East cannot salvage more than three tricks if doubled, while South can secure one club, one spade, and one trump with correct play.
In a pastel marketplace scene Violet Higgins describes a clerk aiding at a cash register as a shopper records item prices. The machine totals 1.65 on the panel and a printed receipt slips out. Readers can color and assemble the cutout toy with a U shaped strip and brass fastener for a moving drawer.
A dense Friday January schedule lists news and music programs across networks including CBS and NBC. Highlights feature Dinah Shore Frank Sinatra Bing Crosby Perry Como and London Melodies with sports updates and nightly news.
The President of the United States appoints a new head for the United States Mint, selecting a director to oversee coinage production and currency safeguarding. The appointment emphasizes leadership change and institutional continuity at the federal minting bureau.
Channel 2 lists Saturday lineup from 10:00 Test Pattern to 12:00 The Last Hour Final. Programs include Cartoons Big Story Playhouse Sports Greatest Moments and late news wrap.
A compact TV lineup lists 7:45 News 8:00 Jack Carson 8:00 Red Buttons 9:00 Triangle Theater 10:45 Greatest Moments 11:00 Mystery Theatre 11:30 Steve Allen 1:00 News with a late time slot.
Garfield Goose leads a 6:30 program followed by a 6:00 test pattern and 6:30 headlines. At 6:45 Weatherscove airs before Be Super and Dae Kukla, with Fran and Ollie wrapping the night.
Incomplete list of crossword style clues appears with scattered topics including Verdi opera, aged terms, and place names. The fragment mentions Sault St. Marie canals and New England abbreviation among other terms, suggesting a mixed clue page for a puzzle.
Answers to the puzzle clues include imitate imitate ibrists innkeepers sauté lightly queen of carthage plus metric measure pantry goddess of thant ye prefix featured singer educational group abbr.
In Casablanca and across Morocco a false claim that Coca-Cola contains pig blood triggered a boycott and plummeting sales. A Mecca pilgrimage tale and royal insinuations fueled belief, while nationalist actions and store burnings crippled distribution as bottlers halted orders and struggled to meet small demand.
The average U S World War II soldier stood three quarters of an inch taller than the average World War I soldier, reflecting shifts in population and health over the interwar period.
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