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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1956
Page
5
Bridge notes show a key discard play in a Jacoby column. The hand features South with &AK QB WAT2 A52 and West with &964. After a double by North and passes, the auction reaches 4 by South and 29 by North, with an opening lead of the jack.
Oswald Jacoby explains that Norths two heart jump is probably invitational and may not force game. If wanting game, North would cue bid two clubs with 11 plus points. The spade game depends on South protecting clubs while North ruffs and West overruffs. South downgrades by discarding hearts to avoid trump loss. declarer then draws trumps for winners. Florence Nightingale is the subject of Longfellows Santa Fidomena poem.
Readable text urges a home remedy to ease stomach ulcer pain with promises of rapid relief and a money back guarantee. Mentions protective coating for stomach and consuming ingredients, referencing a 1928 milestone and a doctor’s precaution.
Channel 2 schedule lists Sky Rice Captain Midnight Super Circus Read His Mind Basketpal Little Rascals Jambores Grand Old Opry Beat the Clock Passport Studio 37 Honeymooners Star Jubilee Red Skelton and a 11 30 TBA 12:90 signoffs and late entries.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a late show sign off with unclear timing and program fragments. The readable items mention a stage scene and a jubilant tone but lack concrete facts. The entry offers minimal names or places to identify a full event summary.
The ICC reviewed Southern Railway plans to acquire the 60 mile Goldsboro to Morehead City A&EC line and the 35 mile Camp Lejeune Lejeune route. State officials urged approval, citing regional growth and safety, while leaders from ACL opposed Southern control of the Lejeune line. A decision could come in about three weeks.
Eastern standard time listed for programs with regional shifts in central areas. Stations may adjust relay times to fit local schedules and last minute changes cannot be included.
A dense list of radio programs and hosts from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. featuring New Orleans shows, Washington commentary, the Philadelphia Orchestra, Opry segments, and various orchestral broadcasts. Notable entries include the National Jukebox and Army Show episodes with multiple stations and hosts.
The party names candidates from the 10th 11th and 12th districts including Banner Elk Tryon and Bryson City contenders. Eisenhower and Nixon are favored for president and vice president with Dewey and Herter named if Nixon withdraws. District chairmen alternates and presidential electors were also designated.
Montclair New Jersey liquor-store owner Philip B Brooks can reach his home and store by dialing his name letters on the keypad. He dials P H I L I P B to reach his home phone PI 4 5472 and the store line rings when he says PI 4 plus B E E R.
Greensboro residents followed a continuing inquiry into Woman's College administration amid charges by state legislator Thomas Turner that the turmoil stems from poor leadership. The three member Consolidated University panel led by Vice President Carmichael questioned Chancellor Edward Graham and reviewed department head practices and personnel decisions. The probe, begun Thursday, was to finish today but may run into next week. A separate note from scientists cites a 131 556 925 97474th part of a year as a definition by the National Geographic Society.
Senator Sam Ervin said on CBS radio the Supreme Court desegregation order solves nothing and urged local handling of race problems. He argued the 1954 decision does not force integration and allows voluntary segregation, urging whites and blacks to separate in schools for now.
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