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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
2
South's four no trump violated core Blackwood use and doubled as a poor slam attempt. North held two aces and bid five hearts, but South faced two small spades and passed. Proper play would start four clubs then five hearts, guiding North to six if possible and avoiding bad slams.
A compact set of across and down word clues including Greek letters Greek terms and various definitions such as river in Virginia fairy fort and Aegean entangle. The puzzle asks for matching letter entries with numbers and wordplay across and down.
The North Carolina State Board of Health Lab found the baked ham served at Eugene Cross Elementary School linked to a mass food poisoning. Two hundred two pupils were hospitalized after the lunch, with 248 students having eaten the meal. staphylococci aureus contamination prompted officials to retire the food and tighten safety checks.
Sterling Colorado mayor James H. Walker warned of unauthorized use of city vehicles by employees and suggested not to embarrass the drivers, saying trucks were not meant to shame them.
The Western North Carolina Methodist Conference announced at its Lake Junaluska meeting that twelve regular and supply ministers are retiring with a combined 400 plus years in ministry. Names, churches, and years served vary, including H G Allen 41 years and E C Widenhouse 40 for Sumnerfield, with others serving 31 to 38 years. The notice also lists two supply ministers retiring after 14 to 16% years of service. Indonesia’s 1949 independence from The Netherlands and its 83 million population are noted in the text.
The article notes the Australian ballot was first officially adopted in the United States by Massachusetts in 1888 and nine other states followed in 1889.
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