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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1953
Page
8
A 11 year old Tucson Boy Scout Augustine Acuna who was lost in the Santa Catalina Mountains since Sunday found his way out yesterday afternoon. He credited his survival to the tracking skills in his scout manual and used the sun to verify direction, traveling about 15 miles as 100 searchers hunted nearby.
A military court in Vienna reports that 13 individuals were sentenced to death on spying and sabotage charges in Romania. Three others, including a woman, received prison terms from three to several years.
EGG CAPITAL STORES Conn UP hens dominated 13 national contests last year with top points per bird and eggs per hen leading in multiple categories. Local breeders claim the birds show superior laying vigor and efficiency, signaling strong regional poultry programs.
The piece recalls Walter Winchell's libel dispute and defenses claiming informative content. It contrasts Winchell with earlier hard hitting columnists like Bennett and Pyle, notes staff links to ex communists, and cites dangers of news slants and bold bylines in journalism.
A dense listing of eastern standard radio and TV programs with time blocks, show names, and network notes. It includes CBS ABC NBC and regional mentions with slot shifts, late-night lineups, and local station caveats for hour changes and relay timing.
HERSHEY Pa Capt Billy Curtis after 61 years raising tents says he set one up for President Eisenhower birthday party marking his 80th year. Curtis came out of retirement as chief tentmaster for Ringling Brothers to supervise the tent raising in Hershey. Born in Hazelhurst Mississippi he has served with many circuses and extinct shows. New electric plants planned in 1956 will burn 46 million tons of coal annually. Cobalt name origin linked to kobold a mischievous spirit.
Marion Star editor Harry Elliott retires after five decades in journalism and public service. His sons follow in the trade: Robert at the Miami Herald, William at the Baton Rouge State Times and Advocate, John at the Louisville Times, while Charles works in public relations in Connecticut.
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