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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1951

Page

3

Quick quiz bag: Latin motto and famous names

Answers: E pluribus unum means out of many one. Uncle Joe was Joseph Stalin. News did not purchase New York from Indians in 1626. Drake University is in Iowa. O’Neill Coward and Anderson are prominent playwrights. James Byrnes, Brian Aherne, and Bing Crosby share a birthday.

Joe New York Drake University Eugene O'Neill Noel Coward Maxwell Anderson James F. Byrnes United States Brian Aherne Bing Crosby

Notable German industrialist linked to Hitler’s rise

Born in 1873 in Germany, he built the world’s largest mining trust after merging with other industrialists. He joined the Nazi party, aided Hitler’s ascent by drawing in peers, and faced asset confiscation before fleeing to Switzerland and Paris as World War II loomed. He vanished after the Nazi takeover of France.

Germany National Socialist Party Adolf Hitler Hitler Soviet Russia Switzerland Paris France

Civil War Battle and World War II Milestones

On this date 1863 Union forces under Gen Joseph Hooker were defeated at Chancellorsville. In 1939 Soviet Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinov retired and was succeeded by Vyacheslav Molotov. In 1945 Berlin fell to Allied forces marking a turning point in World War II.

Joseph Hooker Chancellorsville

Gesticulate Defined in Language Guide

The entry explains gesticulate as an intransitive verb meaning to make gestures while speaking. It traces the word to the Italian gesticulare and Latin gestus gesture, noting the term’s linguistic roots and usage.

Noted philanthropist linked to Italian camp, dies in Buenos Aires

The obituary recalls a famed industrialist and philanthropist born January 29, 1874 in Cleveland. He studied with his father in business, supported medical research and other benevolent boards, wrote The Personal Relation in Industry, and lived on Park Avenue, New York. He had long been associated with controversy over his years in an Italian concentration camp and died recently in Buenos Aires after residing there since 1945.

Buenos Aires Argentina Cleveland Park Avenue New York City

Horoscope for the coming year highlights growth and enterprise

A child born today is seen as active and enterprising with growth in body and mind. The piece notes that good judgment and foresight may shape the year ahead and cites a Diderot quote about ignorance and prejudice.

Speaker and Playwright Trio in Brief Notices

A fragment hints at figures tied to politics and theater. It mentions the Speaker of the U S House of Representatives and a former presidential candidate, along with Peter Minuit. The text suggests a list of playwrights, though the exact details are unclear.

United States House of Representatives Peter Minuit

Cooking tips for liver and peanut butter sandwich filling

The article explains cutting liver into one inch strips, flouring with salt and pepper, and frying in deep fat. It advises draining fat as it accumulates and storing it for gravy or sauce. It also notes peanut butter mixed with pineapple makes a delicious sandwich filling between slices of whole wheat bread.

Vertical One Command and Constellation

A brief list decoding puzzle with answers: vertical number one, command and star group, and a woody fruit plus two as a prefix and a preposition.

Proud horse refuses to hold head high

St Sternvenne confronted the former owner and voiced dissatisfaction with the horse. The owner explained that the horse’s pride would make him hold his head high as soon as he is paid.

St.Sternvenne

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