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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1951
Page
3
A fragment from the Glendale News-Rest shows a classified note seeking a lost or strayed terrier pup in the west part of town. The text also mentions Alger Hiss’s Who's Who entry, with biographical data through May 1949 and a listed New York address at 22 East 8th Street.
Strangers in Middletown Ohio hear praise for Armec Steel Corp as cabbies are invited to dinners and plant tours. A Cleveland News item mentions a gag about marriage customs in India and playful signs of consent.
A medical note outlines coughing causes in patients from various backgrounds including cancer, tuberculosis, and smoking. It explains that coughing helps clear irritation but can signal serious issues like tumors or infections. Treatments include soothing medicines, expectorants, antihistamines, and addressing underlying causes.
The Navy issued a contract for a new flush deck supercarrier after scrapping an earlier design. The latest project costs about 218 million dollars versus 124 million for the scrapped keel, highlighting inflation and defense budget pressures amid political controversy and wartime rebuilding.
A collage of observations on topics from home water use in canneries to color TV era life and Korea’s Seoul, with notes on lamp posts secrecy phrases and high income for lawyers and doctors in Canada, plus perfume sales tips and abundant fish rivers.
Readers argue that a self imposed rule freezing the discard pile ruins Canasta by forcing players to rely on melding rather than discards. The columnist notes the official rules reward the discard pile and that freezing it turns Canasta into something closer to gin rummy, diminishing the strategic clash over discards. Margaret Truman signs off with a literary aside.
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