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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1952
Page
3
North opens with one no trump and after a sequence shows Jacoby style in a bridge deal. South attempts to reach game as the auction continues with passes and final contract reaches three no trump. Opening lead is shown by West.
Bridge expert Oswald Jacoby explains a strategy that favors attacking suits holding opponents top cards. Mrs. Lewis Fremont used clubs over diamonds to win a Regency Club tournament, cashing three clubs two top diamonds a heart and three spades while opponents focusing on diamonds failed to reach nine tricks.
Washington dispatch reports the Office of Price Stabilization plans to reduce its workforce by 6,150 of 12,000 employees by September 1 after Congress cut operating funds. Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall promises to maintain price control while dismissals affect both Washington and field staff. Civil service procedures will decide who leaves.
Nixon rose from California senator to GOP vice presidential nominee with a meteoric career rooted in anti Communism. He shaped legal countermeasures, led exposure of Alger Hiss, and defeated Helen Gahagan Douglas for a Senate seat in 1950 while building broad West Coast popularity.
A dense schedule lists July weekend broadcasts across CBS NBC mbs and local stations Globe includes news, music, drama, games and sports from 6 PM to 1 AM with programs like Gunsmoke Grand Ole Opry Wrestling Lone Ranger Dance Party and Late Show plus local channel hour blocks and late night entertainment.
In Plainfield New Jersey police urged newlyweds to leave the church quietly. A wedding motorcade leaflet orders drivers to avoid constant and unwarranted horn blowing starting next Tuesday to prevent disturbing other citizens.
Symbiosis explains how plants and algae form lichens through mutual benefit. The term defines a cooperative association where both organisms gain from living together.
A crossword style prompt listing horizontal and vertical clues about Idaho and related terms. The grid hints include capital cities, state symbols, and geography references with numbered clue positions for crossing answers.
A set of crossword style clues includes Bacchanals cry and Sapien as entries for 22 and 23 with Verdi opera at 27 and various hints such as head in French, calf meat, and essential being. Other clues reference Idaho areas, hazards, flowers, and a diminutive of Stanley.
Pittsburgh. Philip Murray, president of the CIO United Steelworkers, plans another meeting today with industry officials to end the 41 day nationwide steel strike. Reports say no progress was announced after two days of secret talks with executives from U S Steel Jones & Laughlin and Bethlehem. The industry aims to restart iron ore shipments to resume mill operations as 23,000 iron ore miners joined the walkout in solidarity.
Internal Revenue Commissioner John B. Dunlap announced the acceptance of the resignation of Ernest E. Killen, Delaware collector, the ninth collector removed since tax scandals began. The resignation was requested for reasons not related to his official conduct.
War decorated Air Force captain Renard Haywood 26 from Dallas killed student nurse Carroll Cooper 24 then two hospital guards Robert Peterson 64 and J C Fair 70 at Memorial Hospital Cullen Nurses Home Houston. He shot himself after. Hospital trustees demand Air Force accountability and may appeal to Defense Department and President Truman.
A small museum dedicated in the old Lindbergh home at Lindbergh State Park, Little Falls, Minnesota, displays heirlooms of the Charles A. Lindbergh family. The collection features the aviator's toy soldiers, fishing tackle, family china, carved items, and a damaged wooden propeller on the wall.
Thousands gathered in Concord to honor retiring Ninth District congressman Robert L. Doughton known as Farmer Bob. The event marked Bob Doughton Day with Rep. Harold D. Cooley to deliver the principal address at the baseball park.
North Carolina Republicans hailed Eisenhower Nixon as the goal of victory in November. Democrats praised the pick, with Everett Jordan calling Eisenhower hard to beat and others predicting close state results. Local GOP leaders and Young Republicans cheered the nomination and Ike’s chance to win in NC.
Nixon served as a model student at Duke University Law School, described as one of the best and most popular graduates. Professors noted his top-notch energy yet quiet nature, with Nixon completing law training in 1937 and working at Duke's free legal aid clinic during his studies.
Senator Robert A. Taft faces the loss of the 1952 nomination for the third time in 12 years. He vows to campaign for Eisenhower while moving into elder statesman duties as Senate Republican policy chairman. Taft and Martha plan a rest at Murray Bay, Quebec after the defeat.
Six police officers sealed an illegal homebrew operation at City Hall. About 18 gallons of brew were cached in an airtight closet as officers arrested Leroy Harrington 26 Daisy 30 Bunyon Harrington 38 all Negroes with bonds of 200 each for selling the illicit liquor and to appear in court July 25.
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