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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1952
Page
10
A Texan Air Force pilot died in a bombing over Remy France near Paris. The village saved his grave marked by the twisted plane propeller reflecting their tribute. The baroness kept his memory, later removing the propeller as Americans repatriated him. A wedding reception menu closes the reminiscence.
Hair color rinses surge in demand as chemists offer quick cosmetic changes. Women can switch from gray to brunette or blonde in about 30 minutes at home or in salons. Permanent dyes linger until grown out, while rinses provide temporary, repeatable color without long commitment.
Lilia endures social rejection at a birthday party and returns home upset. Her mother’s overemotional reaction reveals hidden self-interest, and the piece argues honesty as the cure for emotional harm and self-deception. It urges mothers to acknowledge their own feelings to heal their children.
A fragmented column notes shifts in entertainment and media. It mentions Spot News and teevy newsreels, Shubert concerns, theater grosses, and personnel moves including Jane Hoffman and Sandra Curtis, with references to the Latin Quarter and Read er's editor Fulton Oursler.
In Canberra the Commonwealth Director-General reports Aboriginal people appear to have some racial factor conferring immunity to poliomyelitis. No aborigine has been affected in the current Central Australia outbreak or the recent Darwin epidemic, though there are an areas of aboriginal people nearby. Dr Metcalfe notes that no research has yet identified the cause of this apparent immunity.
Fashion notes highlight a season of feminine style with crepe de chine chiffons wide skirts and sinuous middy dresses. Eye catching suede pumps with scalloped edges crossbanding and a bare airy look define footwear trends for day wear.
Jubilant villagers of Paulau Tikus Penang celebrate a 66 000 prize from a temple tipped illegal lottery tied to a horse race. The deity via a temple medium advised backing the number 54 as the winning pick amid race days drawing crowds to temples and cemeteries.
A man hospitalized for a fractured leg fled for a few hours after obtaining doctor consent and drove to another hospital. Police say he struck a switching train, was cut on the head, and faced injuries despite his leg cast.
Singapore city council renames three roads after royal figures Prince Charles Crescent Prince Square Princess Anne Lane and Prince Philip Avenue reflecting the royal visit or homage.
A total of 5700 pilgrims from Singapore, Malaya, North Borneo, Sarawak and Brunei are expected to sail for Mecca this year. A spokesman for the Mosiemad board said strict measures would be carried out prior to sailing to avoid deaths or births among pilgrims. Mecca pilgrimages from this area have previously been marked by disease and deaths.
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