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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1955
Page
2
Channel listings show WFMY Greensboro and WUNC Chapel Hill schedules with program names and times. The text includes cartoons, films, serials, and talk segments such as Captain Midnight and This I Believe, with varied daily slots.
The notice explains standard time conversions for different zones and notes that local stations may adjust relay times to fit schedules. It cautions that last minute program changes cannot be included and advises using Eastern Standard Time as a reference.
A historical note reports that the United States printed 10,174,398,000 three cent stamps in 1954. The source lists varied radio and entertainment items alongside the postal statistic, reflecting mid century media and philatelic activity.
London. Archbishop of York Dr Cyril Garbett says possession of the hydrogen bomb seems at the moment the one possibility of preserving peace in the years ahead. He warns it would be madness to close the door to this possibility.
Santa Monica California reports 31 year old former professional ice skater Steffen Jr and 21 year old Florence Ann Salva of Westwood plan to wed today. Steffen has previous marriage to actress Jane Powell and works as an insurance broker.
A woman reports a dog in her back yard to the police station and says her dogs are barking inside. The desk sergeant humorously suggests letting the dogs loose to handle the situation. The woman replies she could not let her pets get hurt.
The piece recalls James 1 14 and Proverbs 1 10 17 illustrating evil as a conflict within man between base desire and higher self. It likens temptation to luring a wild animal with decoys feints and feigned rewards to trap prey. The analysis frames moral struggle as a cunning inner process.
Hollywood columnist Bob Thomas interviews Jane Wyman about Oscar chances for 1954. Wyman plays down certainty noting a race among Judy Garland Grace Kelly and others, discusses ballot dynamics and the thrill of nomination night. She recalls the numb, surreal moment when her name was announced and the envelope secrets remain unpredictable.
Louisville police report a driver 33 was found dead in a car in a no parking zone after Patrolman Paul Anderson saw the man slumped in the seat. Coroner ruled the death self caused, with a hose leading from the muffler found at the scene.
A Red Cross official said more than 58 000 East German families have received assistance under President Eisenhower flood aid program.
City Atty Edward F Fogarty said his car vanished yesterday and he suspected a reason after buying a new tire set on March 4. Deputies found the car in a field with no wheels or tires, amid a report noting a two percent tion of the United States by 2 percent in misreads.
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