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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1951
Page
5
A collage of wry notes and oddities from a 1960s press page covers humorous quips about vitamins and hair loss, a cocktail rummage sale netting $500, a sensational crime headline, world city rankings, family jokes, showbiz lingo, gift certificates, and prison pinup trends reflecting light, satirical brief items and miscellany.
Hollywood notes reveal Preston Foster learned guitar after a Christmas gift from wife Ila Carey. He practices up to five hours daily, performs publicly, and aims to keep singing separate from acting. Dick Wesson signs with Warner Bros and pursues club gigs while skewering showy behavior and gossip in Hollywood.
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Roberto Urdaneta Arbalaez, 61, minister of interior, was sworn in as Colombia's acting president replacing Conservative President Oyod Gomez who is on sick leave. The ceremony took place in Bogota yesterday and marks a temporary transfer of power due to the president's illness.
A rhinologist specializes in the nose and related upper airway structures. The quiz asks which city hosts Juilliard and which planets are visible as morning or evening stars.
Central Press columnist Lilian Campbell profiles an actor born in Cedar Rapids in 1917 who chose acting after a year in Iowa. He wrote a Broadway play with friends, starred in The Male Animal, debuted onscreen in We Go Fast, and later appeared in City Without Men and It Happened on Fifth Avenue. He is a familiar screen presence from decades of films.
A prognostic note urges public spirited work in coming months for fortune. It frames influence as guiding a child toward a long life marked by events and happiness.
A compact citation notes Euripides stating there is no worse evil than a bad woman and nothing better than a good one, reflecting a classical view on virtue and vice in gender.
An archived analysis predicts November could shape world events for decades through negotiations in Paris and Panmunjom. It outlines three paths: a WWIII-free settlement, a hard bargain with the Communists at Panmunjom, or continued conflict if talks fail. Russia’s posture and Western rearmament loom large as UN talks approach.
A note wishes Tony Cansoneri former boxing champion to enjoy his birthday along with baseball player Buddy Kerr and football player Louw Rymkus. The trio are named as celebrants in a cheerful birthday salute.
Fragmentary OCR describes a World Health Organization related effort with unclear details and scattered terms referencing a nose and Uranue. The readable bits mention health workers and inquiry into a case or study without concrete actions or outcomes.
The article notes U S Navy units in Germany along the Rhine under Rear Admiral Holden and a patrol flotilla that would support land forces at river crossings if needed. It describes peacetime river surveillance of 1000 or more barges moving daily along the Rhine and mentions World War I service linked to Brest and Pearl Harbor era roles. A separate brief reports two 12 year-olds confessed to stealing $50 worth of yoyos from a Lynn mass storehouse.
A home treatment suggests two spoonfuls of VapoRub in a vaporizer or boiling water to inhaled steam. The steam is said to carry soothing medications into the throat and bronchial tubes and restore normal breathing amid a cold.
The Navy Douglas Skyrocket has flown above 72 000 feet in high speed trials. Three planes are in service as researchers gather data on medical and human factors at extreme altitude. Reports were presented by A M Mayo ofLas Aircraft Company to a symposium sponsored by the U S Air Force School of Aviation Medicine Randolph Field and the Lovelace Foundation Albuquerque New Mexico.
In Oakland California a man who was refused a loan returned fifteen minutes later with a pistol and robbed the building and loan association, taking 1500 dollars from manager William Mathieson, 33.
Munich reports that Hungarian communists have shut all non-nationalized barber shops to end subversive talking in small shops. The measure aims to suppress dissent and control public discourse among barbers.
The text notes air friction and water age effects on heat at high altitude, stating friction remains intense around 70,000 feet and drops above that, while solar heating becomes intolerable without an effective cooling system.
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