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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1953
Page
18
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Norman Rockwell told about 250 Hallmark artists in Kansas City that painting should convey strong feeling by loving or hating the subject. He warned artists to keep changing ideas, work hard, meet new people, and drop ideas that bore them. He also noted the etymology of English coins from Norman French and Danish roots.
Buxton North Carolina the Outer Banks region shifts from fishing outpost to tourist destination. A new hard road and fast ferry service tie Oregon Inlet to Hatteras drawing visitors to cottages and restaurants. The Park Service aims to establish a seashore national park preserving 13 000 acres with plans for 20 000 more, boosting land values and livelihoods.
Lester Greathouse, a small-time bogus check passer, paid cash for a car in St. Louis under the alias James Carson. He admitted cashing about 230 bad checks in various cities but avoided St. Louis, only to be jailed when the scheme collided with the car purchase. The note adds that the yucca is New Mexico's state flower.
Concord New Hampshire reports electrical experts say there are no specific formulas to ensure home safety during electrical storms. They advise pulling the main switch if it is properly grounded while noting no universal method exists.
Morbidge South Dakota police seek a man who stole a $65 stainless steel cooking set from a cafe, sold it to a tavern for $30, then re-entered the tavern to steal it again. Authorities describe the suspect as a dishonest thief.
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