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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1953
Page
10
Crossword clues list with many answers. The page features a puzzle grid style entry connected to a cinema actor named Robert and a sequence of definitions across and down. Includes terms like interstice discordant rent roll natives of Rome perched and more.
A reader asks about taking a four of hearts from the discard to complete a canasta or start a new meld. Jacoby confirms you may take the top discard for any usable meld, even if the old meld cannot be extended. Also discussed is counting points for the initial meld and whether the pile being frozen affects it.
Time zone notes specify EST adjustments for CST and MST with one hour and two hour differences respectively. Local stations may relay to fit schedules. Last minute changes cannot be included.
A dense, dated schedule lists multiple 6:00 to 11:45 programs across News Music Sports and variety segments. Entries include regulars like News Commentary Sinatra Drama The Search Fibber Molly Life Is Worth Living Cap tian shows and cartoons with channel identifiers and times.
A collage of wit from Walter Winchell era columns recalls Bob Casey reporting a British gull at Shakespeare Cliff amid Luftwaffe raids and sunlit Spitfires. It tracks newsroom misfires from London to Chicago and New York, featuring Ward O’Malley, Jack O’Brian, Charles Mac Arthur, Artemus Ward, and H Allen Smith in humorous anecdotes about scoops and newsroom culture.
North South faced a loseable contract as West opened diamonds. Maurice Stone at City Athletic Club demonstrated that choosing hearts over black suits to attack West’s potential ace leveraged subtle clues, guiding declarer to a safe path and limiting defense.
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