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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1955
Page
2
Puzzle style listing of clues spanning multiple categories including Italy's capital Parisian miss Cleonatra's e and many more. Reader solves word plays and cross references to fill a themed grid with varying word lengths and hints.
The page lists Saturday and Friday television time blocks featuring shows such as Captain Midnight Big Top Super Circus Youth The Magic Window Homemaker On the Farm Almanac Storyland Tournament Movies Home Gardening World We Want Lend a Hand Big Story Playhouse Sports Jan Murray Headlines Weatherscope My Father's House with various start times and durations.
A note explains time zone adjustments for broadcast times. It details standard conversions: eastern minus the hour, central minus one, mountain minus two, and mentions local station shifts to suit schedules. It warns that last minute changes are not reflected.
London based performer Coral Gaye reported an attempt to sabotage her camo flag feathers at Camberwell Palace Theater. She said rivets on the ostrich feather fans were loosened, risking a wardrobe collapse mid performance.
HAL BOYLE reports Henry Austin Clark Jr a major antique car collector argues for a second car be a rugged old model. He praises a 1915 Model T and a 1919 Stutz Bearcat while noting the charm and practicality of prewar designs and detailing his Southampton museum collection.
Omaha Sheriff Patrick Corrigan unveils a new fleet painted baby blue to match deputies uniforms and adds red black brown and green cars to confuse potential spotters. A versatile color scheme aims to deter crime and improve patrol visibility across the county.
A law enacted in 1867 requires that sailors receive lemon juice daily during extended sea passages to prevent scurvy and protect crew health aboard merchant and royal ships. The statute codifies daily citrus rations as a standard maritime health measure.
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