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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1952
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a cover girl, the MacDonnell name, and a Promontory Television 1950 mention. Mentions of likenesses, gaseous element, and a 30 minute skin blow imply unclear media and product items with limited readable context.
The column recounts Joe’s bad decision in a bridge hand. He led hearts twice, then shifted to diamonds, allowing West to gain control. The analysis explains why keeping to hearts would have preserved trump length and avoided a forced loss.
Gold is often found in rocks so ancient they contain few fossils, suggesting formation before life shed on Earth or in Earth's earliest development.
Ex ecutive secretary of the American Academy of General Practice assails hospital corporate practice and socialized medicine at the North Carolina Medical convention in Pinehurst. Ca hal warns against government involvement while praising voluntary health insurance and charity. President Hubbard will speak at the closing events as the conference ends tomorrow.
HAL BOYLE reports from Winch Va on Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival a massive town event drawing about 200000 visitors over two days. The $250000 production uses a Civil War backstory to showcase 60 plus drum corps, with 5000 marching in the parade and bands traveling from as far as Miami. The piece notes community volunteer spirit and regional tourism impact.
Gov. C. Elmer Anderson has been awarded an Indian head-dress and the honorary title Chief Cloud by Chief Iron Hail a 94 year old Sioux elder from the Black Hills. Iron Hail says he is among the last survivors of the Battle of the Little Bighorn also known as Custer’s Last Stand.
Reported in Norwich Connecticut officials finally completed paying the mortgage on city hall after 72 years amid criticism of spending. The article cites taxpayer anxiety and past feudal style struggles over finance and modernization.
A bold cinema teaser promises unmatched thrills as the new feature lights up the big theatre screen in vivid color. Audiences are invited to witness fast moving scenes and dramatic visual effects that dominate the current program.
The Methodist General Conference in San Francisco wrapped its final session after stripping the unofficial Federation for Social Action of its Methodist ties. Delegates voted to have the federation drop Methodist from its title and vacate Methodist Building offices in New York. The meeting also urged an end to racial discrimination and debated clergy candidate requirements.
In Fredericksburg Mary Washington College battles a paperwork mess caused by duplicated names. The report lists multiple students with identical names including several Mary Taylors and Ruth Williamses, along with duplicates like Elizabeth Collins and Elizabeth Ann Mason, complicating records.
The District of Columbia American Legion picketed the play Tovarich alleging stars Uta Hagen and Luther Adler were cited by the House Un-American Activities Committee for membership in subversive or Communist supporting organizations. The protest followed a Miami convention resolution and parallels protests against Death of a Salesman.
A Tibet voyage tale recounts Edwin J. who fell ill but found healing through a mystic and the Power of Knowledge. Thirty nine years later he claims wealth, health, and recognition, inviting readers to request a free 9000 word treatise from The Insti books, via mail.
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