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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
10
In this column Dr Molner explains that true growing pains do not exist and most leg muscle pains come from overexertion or poor posture. He advises rest or quiet breaks, medical checks for posture and foot structure, and notes potential dietary or rheumatic factors if joint pain or fever is present.
Two women climbed the Golden Gate Bridge rail in predawn hours. One 18 year old from Sonoma leaped to her death after being coaxed by a highway patrolman promising medical help. A second, unidentified older woman jumped about two hours later. Coast Guard recovered her body, marking the 224th bridge suicide.
The length of the Mississippi River is not fixed due to changing courses. Engineers estimate about 2,350 miles, noting that a 30 mile loop can form from sand bars, altering measured length.
A compact clue list presents across and down entries with hints for names such as Thomas and Marjorie and terms like goddess, verb meanings, and Irish Gaelic terms. Includes standard crossword style prompts for various word lengths and letter fits.
Cur tis Smith teaches that North should not rebid to two no trump but raise to three no trump, given six probable club tricks and support from South. South’s bid suggests unbid suits can be handled, and the contract can be made with accurate play and defense.
The annual tulip festival was muted as Miss Michigan Karen Jean Southway skipped the event with chicken pox. Gov. John B. Swainson canceled his visit due to weather. Heat near 90 degrees sent 35 people to hospitals.
Record heat left most tulips drooping across neighborhoods as gardeners report stressed blooms and reduced color. City parks note diminished displays with several beds needing watering and replacements.
Puerto Rico’s first settlement was founded more than 450 years ago. Governor Ponce de Leon established the settlement in 1508 at a location between San Juan and Dorado Beach on the island’s north coast.
A $500000 donation from the Charles and Rosanna Batchelor Memorial Inc. funds lighting for the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center honoring the engineer who first installed incandescent lights in an opera house. The gift, part of a $28.6 million completion drive, recalls Charles Batchelor lighting Paris’ grand foyer in 1881 with Edison bulbs.
London AP report says Antony Armstrong-Jones and his heirs may ride free on the Snowdon Mountain Railway, named after Wales highest peak 3560 feet. The railway issued a gold medal showing a locomotive and a dragon insignia for this privilege, while standard round trips cost 3.50 dollars.
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