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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1951
Page
8
Barter Theatre presents Moss Hart’s Light Up the Sky at the High School Auditorium on October 3 under Kiwanis Club sponsorship. The New York press praised the show as a bright, well performed satire with strong audience reaction. Tickets are available through Kiwanis members.
E. P. Johnston observed a slow moving automobile in Jonesboro Arkansas and pulled away from the curb to investigate. He found the two cars had hooked bumpers in the minor collision.
The article notes that the average person’s daily vitamin A needs are met by a typical sweet potato serving. It also states that London traffic is delayed by closed level crossing gates about 100,000 times each day, costing roughly 4500 working hours daily.
CHICAGO (UP) William Gard notes sousaphones are less demanding than smaller horns and that instrument strength varies by lips. He says many students, due to the 2,800,000 school pupils aged six to fifteen, will drive a record demand for about 280,000 new instruments.
Pennsylvania State basketball coach John Lawther reports Mexican players show good shooting and dribbling but lag in all-around play. He observes older ages and defensive weaknesses, noting enthusiasm but weight and conditioning gaps.
Summary of military personnel outcomes including Sgt Campbell wounded near Unchon-Ni, Sgt Odell Culler Jr released from Marine Corps reserve, promotion of Cpl Homer L Brendle at Donaldson AFB, birth announcement for a son to Mrs Myrtle B Lambert, various sailors and marines serving in Korea and Far East aboard USS Essex and USS Pine Island, and Pfc William E Hutchens stationed in Korea with the 45th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron.
In Lancaster New Hampshire once a wheat economy paid preachers five bushels a day for sermons of long length. The town, now a trading hub, was famed for wheat as a currency even among clergymen.
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