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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
8
New York columnist Dick Turner argues that bragging about dieting beats extreme workouts. He asserts the idea is simple: avoid starvation and long diets, and use social talk to motivate weight loss, claiming his method has kept him shrinking while others quit.
A scrapbook of assorted items references Missouri to Maine and mentions a Louisville Society note in Ky Times about NBC advertising during summer. It includes jokes on lunch crises, undertakers gifting clergymen, a fly swatting anecdote, Woolworth store failures, rescue stories, and curious wordplay about turmoil and moil.
More than 200 high school girls started registering at the University of South Carolina for the sixth Palmetto Girls State a program conducted as a workshop in government and politics for high school seniors.
Paris reports Premier announces no public servant will be paid for a sitdown tomorrow while the Communist led CGT vows nationwide stoppages over Jacques Duclos’s imprisonment. Interior Minister Brune orders full mobilization of security forces in the Paris area as non Communist unions denounce the strike. Police seize documents at Le Petit Varois in Toulon as authorities label the action political.
Foreign Minister Ana Pauker has been severely criticized and denied re election to the Communist party Politburo and central committee yet retains her foreign ministry post. The party paper Scanteia accuses her of enabling former Finance Minister Vassili Luca and says Geo and Luca were removed from government and party.
Wake Forest College trustees and the General Alumni Association elected new officers. William J. Conrad of Winston-Salem became president of the trustees, succeeding Hubert E. Olive of Seton. Dr Vernon Taylor Jr. became president of the alumni association, succeeding Addison Hewlett Jr. Other officers and re-elected officials were named, with multiple cities and institutions linked to the members. DRUMRIGHT Oklahoma County Judge Wallace S. Dickey Jr. facing new drunk driving charges after an arrest following an earlier conviction.
Mrs Lottye Turney of Shelby Mississippi has driven her 16 year old auto about 31000 miles staying within 65 miles of home. She has never spent a nickel on motor repairs.
A local retailer advertises a one stop shop offering prescription items cosmetics photo supplies fountain service and free delivery. The message highlights convenience for customers seeking varied goods under one roof.
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