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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1953
Page
10
A crossword style clue list with vertical and horizontal entries includes terms like troquoia Indian Native, baked clay, dry, heavy hammer, lamprey, and fear. It blends various crossword style hints and their target words across a grid, indicating a puzzle construction.
Hollywood reporter recalls Romney Ferguson painting artificial snow for Universal-International in Back to God's Country and shaping clouds for Rope. He explains techniques to dewhiten clouds and create sunset hues. Mark Robson budgets color setbacks in Return to Paradise filming in Samoa and manages islanders unpredictable behavior.
An advertisement targets older readers with claims that Ferrizan supplies iron for red blood, iodine for glands, and B vitamins to restore energy and appetite. It urges immediate trial with a money back promise if not satisfied in 30 days.
TV and radio listings detail 6 PM to 12 AM broadcasts across networks with multiple shows including news, dramas, comedies, variety, and musical programs. The schedule lists hosts actors and series such as Beulah, News and Commentary, Eddie Fisher, Mr and Mrs North, Doris Day, and others, followed by a Tuesday and Wednesday grid of daytime programming and signoffs.
A study by the American Municipal Association finds 30 cities with populations between 200 000 and 550 000 show varied civil defense spending in 1953 with several boosting budgets while others cut. Portland Oregon leads with 640 000 and Columbus Ohio trims by about half.
In Atlantic City at a hotel men’s convention lobsters replaced pies in a contest. The winner devoured 29 lobsters and added two claws as a bonus measure in a quirky display of appetite.
The article outlines a chesslike bridge hand featuring David Carter of Missouri in a national championship prep in St Louis the first week of August. It analyzes Carter's two no trump opening and a complex endgame where careful play secures nine tricks, warning readers to watch local experts in August.
Hindu savant Dr. D. G. Vinod, a Gandhi associate, completed six months as a research consultant at Glen Cove Round Table Foundation. He praises American coop eration courage and candor while noting insularity and focus on youth interests but says higher values are rising.
Vermont safety chief Harry Pontious of the Farm Bureau Insurance Companies says there is a funeral every two weeks at a farm home in the state due to an accident and urges Vermonters to take steps to improve safety.
A collage of quotes and trivia spans topics from retail labor tips to Arctic travel costs. It notes a two week Spitzbergen hunting cruise for 700 dollars aboard a 57 foot ketch, and references Harlow H. Curtice rising to GM president after a Flint Journal ad.
An officer arrives to end a game in restricted ground. The crowd shouts Cheese it to scatter. A health editor urges mothers that when strict cleanliness and order push children to seek fun elsewhere, it signals a need for balance in home life.
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