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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1953
Page
8
Women troubled by under eye circles learn a home remedy using Roman chamomile tea bags and gauze. Prepare five inch gauze bags with one teaspoon chamomile, steep, cool, and place over each eye with a rest period. Daily use for a week aims to reduce bags.
Noel and Capt. Zach Dean, a former Korean War prisoner held with him, reunited in Manhattan after years apart. Noel, an Associated Press photographer, had come to Kansas State College to address journalism students while Dean, on leave from the Pentagon, traveled from near Wichita to join the emotional meeting.
A formal candlelight service organized by Miss Peggy Brewer welcomed new members. The seated group included Evelyn Chapman, Judy Williams, and other inductees, as shown in the arranged portrait.
Hollywood star Janet Gaynor, first Oscar winner, returns from retirement to play a grieving widow in a CBS TV Dramatic on Medal lion Theater this Saturday. She says Academy Awards exposure led to TV offers but she will not join a regular series. Her husband Adrian leaves dress design to pursue African wildlife work.
The author argues against shaming children for early sexual curiosity. A disturbed mother asks how to handle a boy’s doctor play with Jeanne. The piece urges redirecting exploration, avoiding guilt, to prevent later sexual uncertainty and dependency.
The Soviet government purchased a six story stone townhouse on East 68th Street for Andrei Vishinsky, permanent UN delegate. The $150 000 purchase by Leroy A. Lincoln and Clark Thread Co. ties the residence to the Russian delegation offices at 680 Park Avenue.
In Rome the seven lean years and seven fat years theme frames a three week FAO conference with 500 delegates from 68 nations. A world food bank proposal is debated, aiming to store reserves against famine and stabilize prices, though most plans require large funding.
In Los Angeles Kenneth L Fisher 29 entrepreneur and auto repair owner seeks full custody of his 5-year-old son while his wife Betty 24 fights for possession of their home. Mrs Fisher says she cooks, while Fisher wants the housekeeper fired and the husband out. The custody decision awaits the divorce trial set for March 23.
Dr Edward A Condon warned of a wave of anti intellectualism in the United States. Speaking at Washington University he called it shocking that many public life offenders are college graduates. He cited general tensions frustrations and anxieties of the times as causes.
Nashville judge suspends a $35 fine after Claie All 42 testifies his cordwood work proves vagrancy charge unfounded. He shows the judge his horned calloused hands, and the court notes the rarity of such hands.
A simple instruction to cook rice and toss with well drained crushed or chunk pineapple. The dish pairs well with lamb chops or a curry, offering a bright fruity side. The guide emphasizes light mixing to keep pineapple texture and flavor distinct.
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