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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1953
Page
8
A crossword style clue list centers on a film starlet Susan with dark eyes, listing numerous intersecting terms such as small cand and bitter vetch. The puzzle includes biographical hints like born in Massachusetts and references to relics spanning ancient Latium and Italian royalty.
The column analyzes a bridge hand where West opens with spades and a misjudged diamond finesse by South leads to a loss. West holds the key king of diamonds entry, allowing declarer to be stalled and ultimately set in 3NT after cautious play and a late spade sequence.
At Yale University Library an exhibit features famous literary frauds. Highlights include the fake Sitting Bull writings attributed to the illiterate chief and a forged 19th century work by an Army lieutenant. A French forger’s “A Description of Formosa” fetched vast sales despite the author’s lack of travel.
A fragmented listing shows multiple radio programs and time slots from 4:00 to 11:00 p.m. including News, Sports, Commentary, and musical guests such as Eddie Fisher Rosemary Clooney Stan Kenton and Elton Britt across various stations and networks.
The page lists a dense daylong TV schedule with frequent program blocks from 6:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. including Morning Chapel, Arthur Godfrey, Howdy Doody, True crime and talk shows, weather, news, and sign off segments. Programs feature entertainers such as Arthur Godfrey, Garry Moore, Bob Hope, and Gene Autry alongside youth shows and public affairs.
A young Charleston attorney misaddressed the West Virginia Supreme Court, apologizing for calling them gentlemen. The judge humorously asked if they could qualify as both.
Walter Winchell surveys New York intrigue around J B Matthews subpenas Leo Huberman and others. He links a Senate clout with a Pulitzer winner and cites alleged Communist ties among public figures, law firms, and a famed cafe scene alongside warnings on future investigations and deportation efforts.
St Ansgar residents will soon see a new Fly-in and Drive-in Theater. The project includes a lighted air strip beside the theater allowing aircraft to park and occupants to watch the movie without leaving their planes.
Buffalo New York report on Charles S. Jones an electrical instructor and father of four who developed a two wheel folding trailer with a waterproof tent indoor cooking facilities and a 14 foot boat rack. The trailer folds unfolds and weighs 1200 pounds. Jones has sold similar trailers to three friends after initial use returning from a resort with his family.
In Springfield Vermont a man arraigned for intoxication tells Judge Kenneth Robinson that he lives wherever he happens to be and often is at home, prompting a pointed remark on his residence.
Clifton Webb, tangled in a tree on the 20th Century Fox ranch during a Mis ter Scoutmaster scene, mocked screenwriters as a guild conspiring against his comfort. He contrasted harsh treatment with Charles Brackett’s Titanic crew, lamenting unemployment as the only dignified reply.
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