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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
2
A Dallas woman accused her husband of attempting to air condition the coat by slashing it with a long knife. The judge, Justice of the Peace Bill Richburg, bound the husband under a peace bond. The report then notes Marquesas Islanders hunting wild cattle with harpoons due to lack of firearms.
A jumble of society rumors lists celebrities and connections in New York at the time. References include Walter Winchell, Russell Lee, Harry Oakes, Frank Sinatra, Audrey Hepburn, Barbara Hutton, and others with mentions of legal notices, marriages, divorces, and social intrigues across multiple high profile figures.
A chaotic listing of network programs and local notices appears alongside a crime brief. A thief stole Laguntiag Elementary School pupils reports affects graduation day and school records, prompting officials to investigate the incident.
Patrolman Jack Eskridge, in a casual talk with a Baltimore drug firm's salesman, learned local children might need vitamin pills. He received three 5-gallon drums containing 50,000 vitamin B complex pills and plans to offer them to children's homes.
Three members expelled as Schering Corp plans to unveil a new drug touted as a sure cure for dan druff. Fort Dix soldiers linked to a local paper face investigations as probers probe a commy record. Rey M. Cohn, chief counsel to Wisconsin's junior senator, ends his dispute with Bob Kennedy. Cohnfucius quips he has made his last mistake.
Hollywood veteran Alan Young starts a new phase with NBC TV’s Saturday Night Review eight appearances this summer. His planned projects include a potential regular show titled Thats Life and a companion sketch series with a stock company. Born in England, he moved from Canada to Hollywood after early radio fame and a 20th Century Fox contract.
Evidence from Perseid meteor spectra shows hydrogen presence supporting theory that comets contain hearts of ice and common gases. Albert Michelson became the first Nobel laureate in 1907 for his pioneering studies of light.
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