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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1956
Page
7
Review notes the new poetry collection from Anne Morrow Lindbergh features simple clear verse focused on day to day life. It highlights accessible language, quiet joy, and wistful sadness, with recurring praise for its natural imagery and restraint.
Book review assesses Frank Freidel’s Roosevelt biography The Triumph, praising objectivity and timing. It covers Roosevelt’s rise as New York governor from 1929 to 1932, his 1932 presidential campaign, and the birth of the New Deal, noting Freidel’s scholarly background and career.
The Bonhomme Richard was so badly damaged after its battle with the British frigate Serapis on September 23, 1779 off England that it sank the following day. John Paul Jones and his crew transferred to another ship and proceeded to France.
A serialized review notes "The Encyclopedia of American Facts and Dates" edited by Gorton Caruth and Associates. It spans 1000 A D to present with 10 000 entries in four columns on politics war arts business society and more. It cites notable answers to sample questions and references a second work The Treasury of World Literature edited by Dagobert D Runes.
Adele Wiseman, 28, author of The Sacrifice, born in Winnipeg, Canada. She now works with the Stepney Jewish Girls' Club in London, holds a University of Manitoba B A, and formerly served as executive secretary of the Winnipeg Ballet Company.
A review of Marion Hargrove's The Girl He Left Behind from Viking Press critiques the Army tale as a pale imitation of See Here, Private Hargrove. It follows Andrew Schmeffer’s enlistment, love subplot, and trainee mishaps with mixed wit and limited satire.
Brazil has higher mean temperatures in the north and lower in the south with the northern region around a mean near the equator and the southern region averaging 73.4 degrees.
Georgia Cox reviews a concise, moving narrative by John Hersey that follows a young American engineer up the Yangtze from Ichang to Wanhsien. The voyage on a river junk exposes the labor, lore, and timeless struggles of river people and challenges the narrator’s beliefs about civilization and nature.
Thomasville notes the first fall luncheon of the Woman's Club will be Tuesday at 12 30 p.m. at Memorial Methodist Church with new president Mrs J Glenn Pennington presiding. J Glenn Pennington will lead the program. Westminster Choir College graduate will provide music. Rt Rev Edwin A Penick of Raleigh will attend the 11 a.m. service at St Pauls Episcopal Church and a parish luncheon will follow.
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