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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1954
Page
5
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The article recalls Sam Fry executing a striking 5 spade slam after two clubs were used as a forcing bid. West led diamonds, allowing Fry to finesse and ruff to secure the contract. The hand showcases precise timing as Fry ruffs, draws trumps, and runs hearts to complete the cold slam despite potential hazards.
Rear Adm. Donald B. MacMillan, 79, just back from his 30th Arctic voyage, plans another expedition next year. His 11-foot schooner faced furious gales and temperatures near the North Pole, yet he praised the challenge and says the voyage strengthens his resolve to return.
Reflections on spirituality and transmission of insight. The text quotes conversations about philosophy, God, and the idea that we do not create but transmit, with prayers and affirmations emphasizing love and inner vision. It contrasts knowledge, perception, and devotion through poems and personal notes.
HAL BOYLE reports Judge Murphy named head of the Comics Code with $100000 budget to enforce a stricter standard. He vows no horror titles and will read all 250 titles line by line to ensure family-friendly content while aiming to guide youth through stricter industry rules and codes.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected tonight in the southeast along the Gulf coast and in western sections of the Plains states and the southern region. Showers also slated for the upper Great Lakes. Cooler conditions develop in the north central states.
Reva Wiles Clary, 38, a material witness released on bond, killed herself at her home after declaring to authorities she would shoot herself. She had testified to a grand jury that indicted Willian W Bennett on charges of assault with intent to murder. Sheriff Horace Alexander reported the event.
The article credits Elkanah Watson as the founder of rural fairs and cattle shows in Pittsfield Massachusetts, noting his early efforts in organizing agricultural displays. It mentions an estimated U S dairy or cattle market value reaching about 300 million dollars in 1953.
A London venue drew 600 Britons for a members night at the London Jazz Club. Lyttelton, a Dixieland trumpetist, explained the capacity crowd and noted the club hosts multiple weekly sessions with various groups. He is described as a cousin of Viscount Chandos of Aldershot.
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