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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1956
Page
5
The clue list mixes across and down entries for a themed crossword. Entries include names like Maureen and Thelma plus varied definitions such as Eagle's nest and Fourth Arabian caliph. Answers span topics from cinema to geography and folklore, with separators indicating grid positions and many proper nouns.
Bridge notes describe a contract where South opens and East-West defend. After initial passes and a sequence ending in four spades, the defense fails due to a wrong suit shift by the partner. The commentary highlights how the misstep spoiled the defense and impacted the result.
Oswald Jacoby explains how West's switch to a spade allowed South to secure the contract after winning two diamonds. South wins with the king of spades, draws trumps, and ruffs hearts and spades to set up four trump rounds. West erred by leading a third diamond and by giving declarer a ruff and discard, a rare but instructive tactic.
California health officials say a vaccine for the common cold hinges on handling many virus strains. Dr. Arthur C. Hollister Jr. notes that unlike polio with three strains, a cold vaccine could face as many as ten strains in laboratory studies.
Verona columnist Ron Autry says Halloween should be handed back to the Druids. He surveys his disillusion with Halloween, notes his kids are grown, and vows to avoid the festivities while hiding in the cellar with the family dog.
Salt Lake City report notes Chief W. Cleon Skousen received a parking ticket for overtime parking. In a commendation letter, he stated traffic laws allow police cars freedom from restriction only in emergencies, indicating his vehicle was not on an emergency assignment.
Denmark operates as a constitutional hereditary monarchy under the 1915 constitution, amended in 1920. The framework defines royal duties and parliamentary limits shaping governance and succession.
About one fifth of U.S. public high schools offer driver education classes, highlighting uneven access to teen driver training across districts and states.
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