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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
6
Cuba produced eight million tons of sugar in 1952 but government limits cut production to 5.7 million in 1953 and 5.4 million in 1954. Over 14 percent of Americans cannot read or write in any language, with most illiterates among older age groups.
The largest power shovels pick 2 cubic yards per bite and swing such a load two thirds of a city block, then dump it on the roof of a seven story building.
An editorial urges the office worker to abandon the white shirt as a badge of conformity and inferiority. It argues color or pattern shows individuality, condemns blue-collar envy, and notes ad campaigns attacking white shirts as a sign of dull sameness in American men.
A long OCR style roster lists numerous individuals including Jack T Wall Romaine Albea Thomas L Brawley Jr Harry M Cline James E Corbett Dye Clayton E Falk and many others across multiple families and possible households. The fragmentary text also references Heritage Furniture and multiple street and personal names, with no clear single event.
In the All American Regional tournament preview, Joe Cohan and Ollie Rich defend last year's men’s pair title in Milwaukee. The article analyzes a hand where Cohan avoids a normal play, exploiting spade and club distributions to set up two club tricks and mislead opponents.
A 30 year old Fort Worth Air Force veteran William W Wells attempted to scale the 380 foot Delaware River Bridge last night. He reached nearly three fourths of the way to the top before police reached him by the tower elevator. Wells was fainted and later charged with drunk and disorderly conduct.
Illinois Appellate Court rules abusive language and threats to police not enough for arrest. The ruling reverses a lower court and upholds the Chicago Civil Service Commission’s dismissal of officers Gus OraTow ski and Ted Porterfield who were accused of beating Casimer Koprowski, a 30 year old partially crippled veteran, after he protested parking tickets.
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