23 Nov 1951
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1951
Page
1
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New York dispatch presents a humorous step by step guide to carving a Thanksgiving turkey. A playful husband turns a kitchen mishap into a faux authority lesson with odd tools, sock props, and mock steps designed as a public service satire.
In Alameda California Rodney Gale a 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs LeeRoy Gale died in his sleep after a battle with cancer He had been ill since August A planned Christmas party for him attracted hundreds of well wishers who delivered toys ham turkey and clothing while three Berkeley nuns brought a decorated Christmas tree His parents chose to end his suffering rather than prolong his life and he died before the party took place.
Senate Internal Security subcommittee accuses the Dining Car and Railroad Food Workers Union of Communist control and using dining car workers as a message channel. Report cites testimony from sessions in July to September and notes leadership linked to the Communist Party in New York City. The panel urges denial of certification to any Communist controlled railroad union and recalls prior CIO expulsions.
Police search for an old shoe incinerator in Yonkers New York after Irene Madden reports she threw away valuables worth about 17 100 dollars during housecleaning The jewels included a 9000 bracelet set with 48 diamonds and two unmounted diamonds each worth 4000 The owner had earlier retrieved the items for appraisal from a New York safe deposit box
Hal Boyle presents a humorous post Thanksgiving tale as Wilbur Peeble recounts a chaotic family dinner with Trellis Mae, from burned turkey to a broken TV, returned wine and a neighborly police call, ending with Wilbur doubting his wife’s feelings toward his family.
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