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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1955
Page
2
Police report a diplomatic consular limousine with Philippine plates was taken in downtown Los Angeles while a staff member, Venancio Bagnol, briefly left the vehicle to assist a shopper. The driver says he parked the car and returned to find it missing.
The page lists a 9:00 meet and a 11:29 movie hour with 13:30 Signet and 2:13 Second Breakfast. Weather is noted for Moraine Chapel followed by 11:30 Gtrihe. The listing ends with 12:15 Love of Life and 12:38 Search for Tomorrow.
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A tense exchange unfolds as Dan and Hiatt discuss outlaw loyalties and a failed romance with Emine. Hiatt reveals past killings and bank robberies in Colorado while hoping to win Eraine’s forgiveness and marry her, amid threats from Bruhn and Starrett’s arrival at the barbershop.
A 3:08 matinee kicks off the lineup followed by Look to This Day at 4 00 and Animal Talk at 4 15 The 4 0 slot remains listed as available Sweeney appears at 4 43 with Modern Romances and Pinky Lee at 8 00 The schedule outlines the day’s programming.
The listing shows a daily timetable with Ariene Francis at 1338 Feather Your Nest followed by On re ls News at 1:20 and Devotions at 2:20. A segment titled Man to Man runs at 1:43 this afternoon.
Time standard note explains eastern central mountain adjustments and local relay changes. Last minute program changes cannot be included.
Jacoby on Bridge explains a European Championship hand where a misplay by East cost the defense. The declarer ruffed diamonds, finessed clubs, and used a sequence ending with South needing two tricks, while East failed to ruff hearts, allowing the upper-cut to defeat the contract.
A fragmented listing shows a 15 minute news block followed by variety segments and sports news. The schedule includes names such as Crosby and Johnny Dollar with commentary and a late evening news roundup.
A Red China warning states fighting in Laos or Indochina will not be tolerated by China and peace-loving nations supporting Geneva agreements. A Peo Ple Daily observer blamed the United States and the Laotian government for following U. S. advice, amid disputes over Pathet Lao remnants.
Emilio Vanoni sues the Los Angeles board of education claiming its crew plowed under his crop of oats at Sepulveda land he leased. He says weeds were mistaken for oats and seeks 4690 dollars in damages. the board referred the case to county counsel.
The defenders can secure four tricks with careful defense, ensuring the contract is defeated in many variations. The discourse notes three additional tricks for the attackers and emphasizes the need for precise play to avoid losses.
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