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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1956
Page
2
Puzzle clues mix musical terms with phrases and wordplay. Entries span instruments, Irish terms, religious items, and common phrases. The puzzle weaves topics from violins to Gaelic words and general language puzzles.
A fragmentary radio timetable outlines local Eastern time programs with notes on subtracting hours for Central and Mountain zones. It lists newscasts, commentary, various shows, and music blocks across morning to late evening, but omits last minute relay changes.
A reflective line pairs ideals with stars as distant guides, likening them to navigators for travelers. It compares lofty aims to celestial signs and to mariners crossing deserts of doubt. The quote emphasizes pursuit over tangible achievement.
Hollywood notes that the Actor's Studio could rival universities in producing talent as studios scout hopefuls. Elaine Aiken, a new Paramount signing, rises from Spanish born Elena Arizmendi to a rising star after two years at the Studio and a prior career in New York publicity and elevator work.
Victor Riesel, blinded by an acid attack, calls for a federal probe into labor racketeering. At a hospital news conference, the New York Daily Mirror columnist urged Congress to investigate unions, naming lawmakers and labor groups. He plans to resume his column soon, insisting the attackers won’t silence him.
Weather tits News 11 90 Movie Hour 13 30 Signot.
A fragmented TV schedule shows Roanoke WSLS 10 30 Leoney Tunes News and Eddie Pishe programs, with Winston-Salem WSJS 3 TV Life Life with Life 16 00 Truth or Consequences and a late Night lineup.
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