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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1952
Page
2
Mrs. Peter M. Martuscelli 54 serves as lifeguard and instructor at Dudley Pond Cochituate Massachusetts keeping swimmers safe on warm days.
At age 91, Miss Josephine Flynn, retired Smith College house mother, visited a local beauty shop in Springfield and received her first permanent wave.
James Marlow analyzes how terms like left right center conservative and reactionary cause disputes in campaign rhetoric. He notes shifts in views on New Deal programs and describes how Stevenson positions himself between Truman and the political center while avoiding being seen as Truman’s proxy.
A Washington based article notes Communist Hungary naming concerns with horses and clergymen. It cites race horse names such as Lady Astute Nero Napoleon Love Story and Romeo as examples of degenerate naming.
Radio programs shift to local time after subtracting one hour for Eastern Local Time and two hours for Mountain Time. Many stations modify relay hours to fit key schedules. Last minute changes cannot be included.
A dense listing of programming across channels and time slots. Includes news, sports, crime reports, concerts, soap operas, comedy, dramas, films, and local programming with multiple stations and hosts noted. Highlights feature News Broadcasts, The Lone Ranger, Love Lucy, Perry Como, and Carolina programs among others.
Ten coast guardsmen and a brave passenger were honored after rescuing 306 aboard the Princess Kathleen, which ran aground on a reef in the Inside Passage near Point Lena, north of Juneau. The vessel sank four hours later with Capt. G. O. Hughes and 80 crew aboard. three investigations were ordered. Most passengers were San Francisco youths on an institute tour.
Miami bird keeper Alma Carroll opposes a British cookbook recipe for parakeet pie calling it barbaric. She plans to mail a live parakeet to No 10 Downing Street and suggests an English setter pot pie in protest. Carroll accuses England of ignoble gluttony and defends American aviculture.
The Air Force announced collaboration with Kiwanis International and the National Kids Day Foundation to stage National Kids Day on September 27. Gen Hoyt Vandenberg, chief of staff, said many bases nationwide will hold open houses for the event now in its fourth year with over a million participants last year and expanded scale this year.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a hand where South tries risky finesses after a spade and diamond sequence. The flaw: overvaluing one’s holdings. better play beats the contract by cashing the ace of hearts and spades, then a low spade while avoiding top diamonds for finesses. The column admonishes not to rely on excess riches at the table.
The FBI added 35 year old safecracker Nick George Montes to its ten most wanted list replacing Joseph Bent Jr. Montes is wanted for illegal flight to avoid prosecution for robbery and armed Georgia cases that could carry death penalty. He is described as dangerous with a big shot complex and a habit of entering stores through skylights.
Mrs. A. M. Farewell reached 100 years and planted a tree on the United Church site. Mayor Michael Starr and City Council officials joined dignitaries for the ceremony in Oshawa.
New York reports Gallup and other pollsters show Republicans 51 percent to Democrats 43 percent with 6 percent undecided in early 1952. Gallup warns past errors misled 1948 results and aims to refine polling, refusing to predict November outcomes.
A historical report states that farm fires last year resulted in about 3,500 deaths and around 100 million dollars in property loss, highlighting severe agricultural fire risk and economic impact.
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