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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1952
Page
3
A word puzzle featuring the Andrews sisters themed clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Readers fill in letters from numbered hints such as Indian groups and types of water bodies to complete the crossword grid. The puzzle blends music era names with cross clueing for a period newspaper reader.
Morton Wild uses post graduate wisdom in a bridge hand to outplay East who would rather false card. Wild draws on dummy’s hearts and diamonds to counter a favorable but dangerous break, then earns a slam after a careful ruffing sequence and proper defense. The column ends with a bridge puzzle for readers.
Kathleen Ann Lindell, 16, an orphan from Washburn North Dakota, saved Norma Giedd, 16, and another boy from drowning in a creek but perished rescuing the second boy. Her act followed by ongoing search and local tributes.
In Melun France two gendarmes chased Henri DuBois who led them to a spot by the Loire River for a stolen suitcase. He asked to cool his feet in the river and plunged in, slipping away as authorities reached the spot.
Secretary Sawyer complains to Comptroller General Lindsay Warren over enforcing a three year old Maritime Commission contract related to the liner United States. Warren and officials deem the contract valid while Perlman cannot decide. The piece notes Pearlman later cites presidential powers in steel mill seizure.
New Rochelle's 60 000 citizens renewed their lease to the city for another year by paying one fat cake to Rev. Pell II. Pell’s ancestor Sir John Pell agreed in 1688 to grant the property to descendants upon demand. Pell, headmaster of St Andrews School for Boys at Middletown Delaware, had threatened to confiscate the city unless he received a call. Mayor Stanley W. Church delivered a fat call in New York as a gesture of friendliness.
A Chicago convention fracas pits Taft and Eisenhower forces over 72 contested delegates affecting the GOP presidential nomination. Taft leads 475 to 409 with 72 disputed across seven states. hearings by the Republican National Committee begin, aiming to seat delegates before the convention opens.
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