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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1957

Page

10

35 Words Make Up Ike's Oath

Washington D C These 35 words form the oath Eisenhower used to begin his second term in office He swore to faithfully execute the office preserve protect and defend the Constitution He added so help me God in a private ceremony.

Ike Washington Eisenhow The United States God Eisenhower

Whales risk drowning when water enters lungs

Whales, as mammals, can drown if water gets into their lungs, a danger that mirrors risks faced by other marine mammals during certain aquatic events and injuries.

Double Fails To Stop Foe In Heart Game

Oswald Jacoby notes South easily reached the heart game after a sequence in which West could have preempted with three spades to blunt defense. The article discusses how a jump to three spades might have blocked opponents and altered the contract, ending with a note on the Sahara as the largest desert in North Africa.

Oswald Jacoby NEA South North West East Sahara North Africa

Outlaws Across and Down Puzzle Clues List

A list of crossword style Across and Down clues with numbers and brief prompts including names, places, and common words. The entries cover frontier terms, family titles, geographical terms, and general vocabulary for a cryptic style puzzle.

Ethel Merman Secretarial Roots and War Service Mentioned

The text notes Ethel Merman worked as a private secretary before rising as a Broadway musical star and that she could write shorthand in addition to singing. It also mentions former Justice Sherman Minton serving in the U S Infantry on the Verdun front in World War I.

Ethel Merman Sherman Minton U. S. Supreme Court U. S. Infantry Verdun Front Phillips 66

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