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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1952

Page

2

Peaks over six thousand feet mark Appalachians

The North Carolina Tennessee border contains sixteen 6000 foot plus peaks in the Appalachian range, cited by the National Geographic Society as some of the eastern United States' highest land. The piece mentions Aztec practices with captives used for human sacrifices, noting long ceremonial rites and marriages before sacrifice.

Appalachian Mountains North Carolina-Tennessee United States National Geographic Society

Movie Industry Opens Case For TV Services

The motion picture industry labeled as theater television proposes a dedicated 400 megacycles of spectrum outside home receiver ranges for exclusive use by cinemas. Hearing before the FCC aims to reserve the channels to broadcast Broadway premieres and Hollywood debuts to theater audiences nationwide, potentially drawing viewers back to cinemas.

Washington Federal Communications Commission FCC Broadway Hollywood

Radio Program Time Zone Note

Notices explain time zone conversions from eastern standard to central and mountain standards. It notes some stations adjust relay hours to fit schedules and that last minute changes cannot be included.

Evening television and radio schedule fragment

TV and radio listings show a dense Monday schedule with 6:00 pm to 11:30 pm primetime programs across CBS, mbs, abe networks, and a late night mix of news, dramas, variety, and music segments. The following morning offers morning patterns, church segments, soap operas, and game shows, ending with sign off at 11:45.

John T. Flynn Cbs Network Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies Abe-Mbs-West Abe Cbs Abe News Abe Beulah Cbs News & Commentary Jack Smith Cbe Mbs Cba Tine Man Gordon MacKkae Henry Taylor Abo Mph Cocci Tm' O Sareng Radio Paul Lavalie Abe Frank Jackson Abe Eugenie Baird Abe Bob Hawk Ee Gee Goodman Cbs News Abde All Nets Mike Buff Wild Bill Hickock Bob Williams Voice of Firestone Studio One Arthur As Art Linkletter

Campaigns End In Costly Spree Across 1952 Election

The final weeks of the 1952 campaign see record spending on radio and TV. Democrats and Republicans pour funds into ads and airtime, with Stevenson and Eisenhower backers vying for every minute. Networks charge up to 50 000 dollars per hour for TV and 24 000 for radio as the most expensive campaign to date. The article notes more than a million dollars spent on national radio and television in the last three weeks, underscoring the unprecedented media blitz.

Washington .P Democratic National Committee Citizens For Eisenhower Committee Stevenson Eisenhower Stevenson Stufrs

Connecticut on the political border line

Connecticut stands as a pivotal border state in the 1950s national race with both senatorial seats open. Prescott Bush and A. A. Ribicoff contend for the GOP and Democratic sides, while national figures including Truman Eisenhower and Stevenson campaign in Hartford amid McMahon’s vacant seat.

United Press Hartford Senate Connecticut Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower Adlai E. Stevenson Brien McMahon Prescott Bush Greenwich New York Bush William Benton Benton West Hartford William Purtell Den McMahon Socrats A. A. Ribicoff Ribicoff Wisconsin McCarthy Here

Army Seeks Official Marching Song for All Services

The Army seeks a new official marching song to unite all services. About 250 entries poured in from civilians and pros with works by veterans, families of veterans, professionals, and amateurs. The selection process involves Dr. Harold Arberg and a Music Industry Board at Governor's Island, aiming for a song that fits the Army's spirit.

New York Frank Pace Army West Point Broadcast Music, Inc American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Harold Arberg Adjutant General's Office Washington, D. C Music Industry Board Governor's Island Arberg

Clever Hand Leads McPherron in Metropolitan Bridge

The article reviews Oswald Jacoby facing a tricky endgame and applauds Bobby McPherron defending his Metropolitan Championship open chair title in New York. It notes McPherron’s rise over 15 years from a teen champion to a top tournament threat and teases a challenge for readers to test the South cards against his play.

New York Bobby McPherron Helen Sobel McPherron Philadelphia Johnny Crawford Bobby West East Ae McPherron

Singapore reports few under‑age marriages after ban

In the first half of the year only three girls under 16 appeared on the Singapore registry records for marriage. The new law prohibiting marriage under 16 takes effect July 1, with no last minute rush observed.

Singapore

Whale Meat May Help Allergy Prone Babies

Dr. Jerome Glaser of the University of Rochester told pediatricians in Chicago that whale meat could be prescribed for babies allergic to milk. He said whales’ meat is unlike foods eaten by most parents and might aid infants with inherited allergies.

Chicago Jerome Glaser University of Rochester Gaser

Cheboygan GOP Club Registers Voter in City Hall

Cheboygan County Republican women chapter hires a young babysitter so mothers can register to vote inside Cheboygan city hall.

Cheboygan, Mich Cheboygan

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