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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1953
Page
5
Analysis explains how G and F series bonds sold to large investors can incur tax losses when redeemed early, while E, G, and F series yields compare to market rates. It notes potential Treasury actions to raise savings bond interest as rates rise and competing tax free issues remain favorable.
The 1953 Connecticut driver license form includes space on the reverse for the court to record violations, dates, towns and judge names. It allows two violations per license.
A word puzzle list letters and clues across and down for a historical crossword chart. Contains hints like Done in arithmetic Spanish duk Turkish title German king and other entries such as Reach for and Eagles nests.
In this bridge column a West holding Q5 3 and K4 8 4 K9 7 2 J10 5 6 8 North a K A Q 9 6 2 East a 4 7 A J 7 4 Q 10 9 7 5 4 Q 3 6 2, defeats declarer by timing plays. The piece explains how a repeated finesse can mislead and shows the defender West exploiting dummy’s trump to win back and set the contract.
In Medina Tennessee a collie named Mutt acts as a daily 5 a.m. alarm for owner Repogle and his wife. The dog stands by the bedroom window and howls until someone rises, then helps with chores like ringing bells and fetching keys. The piece also claims the Douglas fir and red cedar misidentify as true trees.
HAL BOYLE reports from New York on Cambridge University debaters Ali Sampson and Peter Mansfield observing American campus life. They note Americans drink freely, while in Britain wine and spirits are sold on campuses and veterans influence student attitudes toward rules.
The Rev. Frank H. Oxenford repainted and remodeled an 83-year-old schoolhouse in Easton into a country chapel after buying it with his life savings. Neighbors supported the project as a needed church in a two mile radius area, and locals note visitors and well-wishers as the new church gains recognition.
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