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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1952
Page
2
X Celgior declares his plan to amass a million dollars and retire early, asserting he will take it easy after reaching age forty. The claim frames his high-risk pursuit and anticipated lifestyle change.
In a Life Master Pair game Edward N. Marcus of Newton set a two clubs as North hand. A risky defense and precise play by Marcus yielded a 110 point finish instead of 200 after East-West clashed on a long spade and club sequence. Marcus opened king of clubs and maneuvered through hearts, diamonds, and spades, ending with decisive diamond plays.
Mrs. J. G. Baldwin reports two panthers near Buffalo Bayou and says hunters have swarmed the woods. She complains the crowd of hunters, including teens with BB guns and hounds, could shoot each other and disturb wildlife.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay announced that a new Radio Free Europe transmitter in Lisbon has started relaying programs to Iron Curtain nations. The station can beam 800 hours weekly into Albania, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Romania.
In New York defense lawyers plan to present Willie Sutton as a man more inclined to read than to wield a gun. Sutton, age 51, faces a $64,000 Sunnyside Trust Co robbery trial alongside accomplice Thomas Kling. Prosecutors and defense selected jurors on day two, questioning 11 veniremen as the panel forms.
An IRO official estimates over 5 000 displaced persons remain trapped amid Communist controls. Most are White Russians. the challenge is finding countries able to absorb them. IRO Special Envoy Thomas Jamieson cites Australia Canada and the United States as hosts, alongside UK figures.
In Kuala Lumpur Malaya the bearded broadcaster known as the government's gadfly faces dismissal from the Ra rung mega as chief news editor. Federal Legislative Council members opposed his socialist views on rubber nationalization and his stinging criticism of government officials.
Hundreds of American servicemen wed Japanese women today as civil ceremonies at six consular offices push totals to about 8 000 marriages. U S consul general James B Pilcher announced the last day rush while noting the rapid rise in legally married servicemen bound for the United States.
Nine year old Dister Ganner and his mother Ina Ganner left a Burbank movie to find their car stolen. The boy rode his bicycle along several sections of the city, locating the abandoned stolen car in the afternoon. The mother alerted police.
President Morris will remain in office despite a Senate Judiciary Committee no confidence vote. The panel refused to grant subpena powers, limiting Morris's ability to pursue findings on federal payroll wrongdoers. A new plan emerged to issue financial questionnaires to White House staff and Justice Department leaders, with McGrath targeted for scrutiny.
Ed Harris of Decatur claims a longevity formula of no work. Born in Georgia he says he is 114 years old today and has lived in Decatur 79 years. He says he has worked only two days since coming here and lives alone receiving state aid.
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