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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1952
Page
3
The article reviews a bridge hand played by Dr Kalman Apfel of New York City. It describes the defense and the dummy's position, noting the key play of ruffing with the queen of hearts and overruffing with the ace to establish the winner, highlighting his defensive skill.
Windsor Vermont is noted as the state’s birthplace after its 1777 constitution adoption on July 8 in the historic town. The item highlights Windsor’s central role in Vermont’s founding.
A physician explains night blindness linked to vitamin A status and conditions like diabetes. He notes improvement with vitamin A and discusses Hirschsprung disease, its causes, and treatment, including past and current approaches. He answers reader questions on bowel issues and child development.
A reader questions claims that cancer patients are advised to drink ginger ale, noting many healthy people drink it. The exchange mentions stones forming in salivary glands and uncertainty about cancer-related guidance.
State records show private soldiers in New Hampshire’s three regiments joined the Continental Army at the war’s outset and earned $6.66 per month. Major generals were paid $166.00.
Miami Florida reports a Black worker gaining 180000 through a court approved division of the Dorsey estate. D. A. Dorsey died in 1940 leaving an adopted daughter Susan and a son Zeke. The estate valued between 750000 and one million dollars was contested for three years.
Moh Mich quoted Charlie Short, operator of an ice taxi on Saginaw Bay, saying he will not drive within 800 feet of a marked hole to avoid vibrations. Local fishermen report ice creaking and fear actions may spook fish.
In Guilford Virginia a marble tombstone on the grave of a carpenter bears a long inscription detailing his many state services. The marker notes he died March 29, 1804, aged 78 years, with a formal account of his life and a belief in a better state hereafter.
In Detroit two clothing store owners clash after rival signs branded "Lowest prices in town" overlap. Harry Kohn and William Broad dispute sign placement prompting legal talk and orders to remove the overlapping letter, with assistant prosecutor Nathan Kaufman overseeing the case.
Chicago centers the Fifth Army food supply with about 80 percent of consumables sourced locally. The bread basket plan covers 13 Midwestern and Rocky Mountain states and aims at streamlining rations including perishables. Estimated procurement totals reach roughly $750,000.
Malayan education authorities plan a review of school books citing excessive Chinese nationalism. An 18 member panel of Malayan education experts will advise on steps to be taken.
In Carmi Illinois AFL painters completed a five room frame house painting in about thirty minutes without charge. The work was for Mrs Dora ee who had waited more than a year for repairs.
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