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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1955
Page
2
New York columnist Hal Boyle praises October as the year's summit, a seasonal peak that blends all past months. He argues October's vitality, colors, and natural pageantry uplift both nature and humanity, likening it to a harvest of life and achievement.
A Tuesday lineup lists Brighter Day at 3 00 pm followed by Secret Storm 3 15, On Your Account 3 30, Carolina Cookery 4 00, Movie Matinee 4 30, Looney Tunes at 2 00 and Superman 2 30, then Holiday Shopping at 6 00 pm.
Carl Whalen, 14, pried open a strange object with a hammer and nail in a Columbus golf course building. An explosion injured him with chest and abdomen cuts and possible loss of three fingers and an eye sight. Officials said the object was a dynamite cap.
A Toronto reader asks if finessing the jack in diamonds beats dropping it, given a three no trump hand. The columnist explains odds favor dropping the jack is not reliably better and notes South would go down one trick vs three if finesse fails, urging the safer line.
East Tennessee and western North Carolina lease holders are invited to a meeting in Elizabethton to form the Appalachian Uranium Association. Three local men say the group will promote uranium development and publicize higher grade deposits in the region. Tennessee geologists have not found ore in mineable proportions in the state.
London horse breeder Fred Unwin reports his jet black filly foal born to his famous old gray mare Stephanie at age 30. He notes he bought Stephanie as a yearling in 1926 and insists on the mare’s accurate age despite astonishment.
The body of James Dean 24 year old motion picture star killed in a highway crash last Friday has been flown to Marion Indiana for burial.
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