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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1953
Page
14
Charis Cooper, a substitute cleaner, stayed inside a downtown building on fire demanding ten more minutes of work. Firefighters ordered him out, and salvage crews protected his labor as he finally exited.
A dense OCR listing of radio and TV programs spans morning to late night. Entries include Rise and Shine, World News, Weather Reports, Johnny's Jamboree, Philadelphia and Detroit broadcasts, music shows, soap operas, game shows, and news summaries with numerous time slots and channel labels.
The notice explains that broadcast times may adjust to local time zones with hour changes for central and mountain regions. It warns that last minute program changes are not included and urges listeners to rely on official listings for current schedules.
Blackwell city officials Potter and Randall hear distress calls while driving through Edmond. A parrot on a line imitates a girl’s plea, stopping the search. The page then shifts to Hollywood anecdotes about 3-D films, Glenn Miller interviews, Elizabeth Taylor scarf purchases, and a celebrity cash joke.
Hollywood gossip recaps celebrities and industry bets. Marilyn Monroe jokes about home life amid publicity pressures. Dior funds church vestments, sending Father Baudoin a calming telegram. Studio politics touch Kinsey, Eisenhower, and box office forecasts while romance blossoms between Ann Sheridan and Rudolph Acosta on location.
Kentucky State Police organize an auxiliary corps of able bodied men to serve without pay. Volunteers will handle emergencies including enemy attack, aid troopers in traffic control, and assist injured and homeless persons. Training will mirror regular police instruction.
In a four heart dummy endplay South erred after a strong start soaking up entrys. West doubled and all the defenders crafted a timed beat as East then cashed clubs and hearts to set the contract.
Clyde B. Clift of Knoxville works at the Oak Ridge gaseous diffusion plant. His payroll number and security badge matched the first five digits of his old Navy serial, a coincidence he calls at least a million to one.
A youth at Grand Haven Michigan walked onto the Lake Michigan pier with two fishing lines and a yo-yo. He looped a line to each foot and continued yo-yo swings while waiting for fish, leaving anglers puzzled as he practiced.
After nearly vanishing, the emu population has rebounded to a level where in parts of Australia it is regarded as a pest and a bounty is placed on its head.
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