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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1951
Page
5
Judge Oscar B Leiser of Butler County Ohio makes and gives away kites to youths instead of sentences. He has produced about 1000 kites since last autumn, visiting clubs to teach kite making and promoting his court as a friend to youth.
The quote emphasizes punctuality as the key virtue for success and warns against the error of tardiness. Freemay Hunt advocates timely action as essential to achievement and reliability in life.
The text explains that anemia has multiple causes including reduced blood factors and diet. most respond to modern medicines or transfusions in severe cases. It notes no medical term Blood. liver shots are not harmful but mainly help in pernicious anemia.
The 1952 presidential race may start early as Wisconsin law requires filing affidavits or petitions by January 1952 for delegates. Eisenhower backers risk losing a candidate on the first test if he does not declare intention to seek the nomination. Wisconsin's rules could force candidates to commit before the early primaries, complicating strategy for both parties.
A Texas legislative probe into crime syndicates proceeds without star witness Mickey Cohen who refuses to travel. The house committee organized open session and awaited Cohen’s appearance despite a subpoena. Chairman Fred Meredith planned procedures and pondered steps if Cohen does not appear.
Reports from Yatung and Kathmandu say the 16 year old Dalai Lama may return to Lhasa with his mother arranging a Nepal visit as a first move outside Tibet. Dala lama bodyguards are en route to prepare for a possible move while seeking written assurances from Peiping on autonomy. Two Tibetan delegates in New Delhi met Nehru and the Chinese ambassador before potential Peiping talks.
Public notices toast film and theater stars with mentions of box office winners and premieres. Names include Bob Gay, Sheila Dell, and credits for Streetcar Named Desire and Guys and Dolls. Also referenced are Ringling Bros. premiere dates and an Easter hat remark.
The piece notes Nebraska’s free for all with many names possible and mentions Stassen winning 13 of 15 delegates in 1948. Stassen also won the preferential primary, beating Dewey 80 000 to 63 000. It predicts Eisenhower’s likely entry in Nebraska next year and hints at its impact on his nominating prospects.
A mixed trivia set asks about an Atlantic island chain on the NYC to Italy route, the birthplace claimed by seven cities for a great ancient poet, the name Gobelin, the inventor of railway air brakes, and Valhalla. It also includes biographical clues about a 1895 born Army general and a silent film actress.
Central Press writer Lilian Campbell born 1901 in New York City studied to be a teacher. Her film career began as an extra and included many titles. She stood four feet eleven inches tall and weighed 98 pounds.
A historical note recalls President George Washington signing legislation in 1794 establishing the United States Navy. The fragment also mentions the birth of an individual named Wil, indicating incomplete OCR text.
A brief quotation attributed to Joseph Addison notes that prejudice and self-sufficiency arise from world unfamiliarity and human ignorance. The line reflects a classic view on bias and growth through contact with others.
The advisory notes that the newborn should aim for a role of responsibility with those in power to gain security. It encourages finding a personality trait rooted in industry and original thinking to guide future actions.
Composer Ferdi Grofe and actress Gloria Swanson celebrate birthdays today marking notable milestones in music and film. Both figures are acclaimed for contributions to American culture with Grofe known for orchestral works and Swanson famed for silent era stardom.
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