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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1953
Page
10
Morrisville Vermont Reverend Frank Stockwell a Universalist minister illustrates his sermons with his own paintings that visualize the day’s topic. His canvases enliven talks as he preaches to congregations.
The Nebraska State Highway Department praised a graceful bridge over a busy transcontinental highway just west of Omaha but asked the Douglas County commissioners to paint it black or dark green to reduce driver distraction and keep focus on the road.
Fr. D. A. Russell in Cheyenne was supplied beef by John W. Iliff, a leading western cattleman, at five dollars and seventy five cents per hundred pounds as recorded by Army procurement officers.
A collage of entertainment reports notes Princess Margaret linked to Lord Carnegie, plus TV and film figures like Claudette Colbert Evelyn Keyes and Eddie Fisher. It mentions McCarthy era probes, Broadway chatter, new book releases, marriages and divorces with multiple named actors and outlets. Eight percent more cattle on feed in 11 corn belt states last July 1 versus 1952.
Spectators filled the Capitol and Trans-Lux Theaters as noisy slugging scenes played out amid newsreels featuring Stevenson, Truman, and others. Ann Sheridan’s Mexico holiday plans hinge on Rudolph Acosta as rumors ripple through the night. The 18th Precinct reached Hotel Salisbury during a late night pause while an Esquire writer weighs a Ledge bit. Tommy Manville claims Patti Ross as his next bride in Versailles. No. 10 continues to contest his Reno decree.
The G men disillusion the Red High Command after capturing two top fugitives in the Sierras. Orders go out telling all comers on the lam not to stay in one place longer than a week. Rosita from Ramon and Rosita is identified as a nurse on the East Side.
A contestant on The Big Pay-Off sought a free flight for himself and bride but offered a ridiculous query about the Rockne plane crash. CBS touts Stage Struck a new radio series with a Big Timey audition. Las Vegas Club on 54th offers Runyon Fund all proceeds from its check room annually. James Jones paid 6000 for a Jaguar. A Latin hatched charm in short shorts is recommended.
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A dense listing of television and radio programming across CBS NBC ABC and other networks. Includes newscasts dramas comedies game shows and sports with times from 6:00 p.m. to midnight plus morning and afternoon blocks. Names include Arthur Godfrey Perry Como Lee Kirby Show and Billy Graham among others.
A historical report notes that about three quarters of Navajo Indians cannot speak English, highlighting language barriers and potential impacts on education and public life within the community.
The records identify E. L. Green as High Priest and L. P. Magnin as Secretary in the organization.
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