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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1953
Page
2
A crossword style clue set lists horizontal and vertical hints for a puzzle. It includes an actor O Brien born in Rochester and various word prompts from hair to treaty terms, with numerous abbreviations and thematic references.
Bridge expert Leo J Seewald breaks the rule Lead up to weakness in a practice hand for St Paul tournament. West leads clubs, Seewald uses hearts to set the contract, risking a heart through the dummy to win both the ace and king of hearts.
University of Illinois educators James C. Kelly and L. V. Peterson created a 20 page flip book showing lips moving to phrases like we saw the show to aid speech reading. A cheap hand held movie with a viewer costs five dollars and films three or four dollars. In tests with 19 hard of hearing children, nine with poorest lip reading improved after half hour daily lessons over five weeks, while others using conventional methods showed less gain.
Arthur Mar tratt, a Detroit youth, has recovered after a rare operation at Boston Children's Hospital replaced a damaged section of his aorta. The procedure halted slowed circulation, and since the July surgery he has gained weight and returned to hockey with plans for football next fall.
Networks reduce schedules by one hour for Mountain Standard Time and two hours for Mountain Daylight Time. Local stations may shift relay times to fit schedules. Last minute changes are not included in this notice.
A detailed broadcast slate lists CBS ABC and local channels with hourly lineups. Prime time features news, comedies, dramas, variety shows, and musical acts while daytime and morning blocks include soap operas game shows and children's programs across WBTV WBTV Charlotte and Channel 3 listings.
A Boston study by Otto von Mering Jr and Stephen Kegeles shows over 1,000 working secretaries across 39 states moving toward higher responsibility. The report says about 3 percent are well adjusted for executive caliber and the trend is "heartening" and surprising. Rotting of wood is caused by fungi.
Gene W. Hoffman, 26, learned he should not use a plastic identification card as a burglary tool. Police said Hoffman tried to jimmy an apartment door with the card, which tore in two, leaving the half with his picture and thumbprint inside the door.
AP report from Hong Kong cites underground Chinese dispatches that the Korean War strain reaches the mainland. A Red governor in Kwangtung cuts administrative expenses by 20 to 30 percent while a Hankow working team travels south to assist budgeting in Kwangtung and Kwangsi.
The Central Alberta Wool Growers Association reports shipments of about 65 000 pounds of wool in 1952, up more than 2 700 pounds from 1951.
Studebaker introduces 1953 models with low long lines and European American styling. The new design emphasizes a sloping hood and a Jaguar like grille, with 33 percent more glass in the 4 door sedan and the first engine powered mechanical power steering. Prices dip slightly on several models from last year.
In Morganfield Kentucky Tommie Jeffries 47 received a 21 year prison term after stabbing Francis Alvey to death during a dinner party when Alvey reached for a tomato as Jeffries was slicing nearby.
Psychic booth offers readings on luck success happiness love and marriage. Separate booths for white and colored patrons. Located 4 miles from City Limits on Highway 311 at Archdale. Hours 9 AM to 10 PM.
Steel, glass, and chemical sectors consume more than 20 percent of the nation’s bituminous coal each year, highlighting the heavy industrial demand for this fuel source.
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