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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1952
Page
10
A quiz pullout lists questions on cent parts, dances, underground railroads, fogorithms, and immigration terms. It notes 1817 John Chapman Johnny Appleseed died and 1940s leaders with a Far East and Suez focus, plus a biographical clue about a Collina born actor-to-texas mover.
The column lists an actor and oil salesman tied to Pasadena Community Playhouse. It cites film credits from 1939 onward including The Westerner Best Years of Our Lives Canyon Passage Boomerang Night Song Daisy Kenyon Tron Curtain Deep Waters Sword in the Desert Edge of Doom Where the Sidewalk Ends Sealed Cargo The Frogmen and I Want You. A Browning quote closes the item.
The note marks King Frederick IX of Denmark celebrating his birthday alongside references to eminent atomic scientist Vannevar Bush and former screen and stage actress Dorothy Gish.
A reader asks about legal procedure when discarding and requesting permission to meld out in Canasta. The columnist notes that asking permission before or after drawing is legal, and explains that the question often aims to reveal strategy or force a choice before committing.
Teen-ager students at South Division High School in Milwaukee learn home nursing to care for parents and grandparents. Jese teaches a course on caring for the aged ill and injured in case they must be the sole caregivers someday.
You are advised not to depend on others to help you work out your problems. A fair measure of success and happiness is foretold. Moderate success and popularity should attend the child born on this date.
A set of five items includes two clear clues One tenth and Castaneta a historical description of aiding runaway slaves before the Civil War and a vague schoolbook algebraic term plus a garbled foreign phrase suggesting a misread immigrant text. This OCR yields partial hints without a cohesive article.
An assortment of notes mentions William Faulkner in Mississippi and a field helper mule team, a revivalist’s temper, and a comic quip about arguing with a woman by Nicholas Monsarrat. The passage is a collage of literary mentions and comic lines from 1952.
A Detroit bartender showcases a motorized stool that rides along a steel track behind the bar with wheels and dual switches. The column also notes aphorisms on nutrition, fashion previews, political convention delays, and assorted light miscellaneous items from a midcentury clipping.
Akron based report says government relief on man made rubber restrictions will allow tire makers to produce at least 71 million passenger car tires in 1952. James J. Newman of B F Goodrich notes shortage would have followed peak 1950 demand for replacement tires on 6 million new cars.
Syracuse report of Dr. Walter R. G. Baker of General Electric predicting transoceanic television within the present generation. He notes America leads in receivers with 14 million, England around one million, Italy and France with few transmitters, and asserts TV behind the Iron Curtain has existed.
The article describes several forms of spinal arthritis, noting variable symptom onset and limited cures. It discusses back braces, heat, massage, and physical therapy, plus rare reports of X ray, cortisone, and ACTH treatments, stressing the need for accurate diagnosis.
The Tutela Heights residence of Alexander Graham Bell has been maintained as a museum in Brantford Ontario, showcasing early life and experiments in telecommunication. The site remains a key historic landmark for visitors and scholars.
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