Unclear U S Urban Areas Population Statement
A fragmented sentence claims about 69 percent of Americans live in 157 urbanized areas including cities with 50 000 or more and their suburbs. The text lacks verifiable context or sources.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1952
Page
2
A fragmented sentence claims about 69 percent of Americans live in 157 urbanized areas including cities with 50 000 or more and their suburbs. The text lacks verifiable context or sources.
The Republican Truth Squad labels President Truman guilty of over 100 lies and distortions in campaign trails. They claim to have exposed statements on foreign aid public power and more, noting one definite truth when he said he was running the campaign.
In Washington the number of one armed bandits dropped two thirds after a three year old inter state ban. The Revenue Bureau cites 23 069 tax paying devices in 1952 versus 44 831 in 1951 and 66 278 in 1950. FBI seizures exceed 13 000 since the law began.
Beverly Hills funeral services are set for Dixie Lee Crosby wife of Bing Crosby and mother of four. A requiem high mass will be held at the Church of the Good Shepherd with Monsignor Concannon officiating. She died Saturday after a long cancer battle aged 40. She had given up her career to raise her family.
James Ralph Atkins of Toronto faced arraignment on impersonation charges after two weeks posing as Brig. Gen. Robert J. Davis in Manhattan hotels. FBI said he used multiple officer names including Robert B. Stewart and Jefferson Davis and even obtained a staff car from Mitchell Air Force Base for the fictional general.
The column discusses bridge bidding using the point count method for beginners. It explains point totals per card, game and slam thresholds, and analyzes a hand where South opens one heart and North raises to three hearts leading to a made contract with careful play and strategic ruffs and finesses.
Former Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt lives in a third floor Hanover apartment on a pension just covering rent and a nurse for his paralyzed wife. The 73 year old retired officer has refused most financial aid and interviews, accepting only 1000 marks to educate his late son's four children.
London reports conflict along the Punjab frontier with 24 hour fighting between Indian and Pakistani frontier forces. Pakistan cites Indian aggression near two border villages in Karachia while Indian dispatches claim Pakistan police entered three Indian villages and threatened a fourth. Both sides cite a cease fire agreement reached by senior police officials.
Danny Garcia Laera, 17, swerved to miss another car in Houston Texas. His truck lost control, hit a telephone pole, and threw him clear. The vehicle then turned and ran over Laera, leaving him unconscious.
In Scotland the surname Smith appears most often with 16 Smiths per 1 000 residents according to the National Geographic Society. The finding highlights Smith as the prevalent surname in the region and underscores surname distribution patterns.
The National Geographic Society reports 18 Smiths per 1000 people in England and 1 Smith per 100 in the United States highlighting regional surname frequency differences.
In Louisville, the 1830 locomotive known as Best Friend of Charleston exploded after the fireman, angered by escaping steam, pressed the safety valve lever. The incident ended in disaster within a year of its debut.
Most of Essex Bay in Ontario lies south of Detroit and represents the southernmost area of Canada.
Paleontologists unearthed a 25 million year old ape fossil named Proconsel in East Africa. The find challenges the idea that humans descend from a common ancestor with modern apes and adds to the debate over early primate evolution.
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