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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1954
Page
2
A letter two weeks after a deadly auto crash shares spiritual reflections by a woman and her family. She describes injuries, hope in faith, and miracles, while Stanley Jones comments on death and eternity amid the crash aftermath.
Crossword themed clue set appears. Names and terms reference film industry, geography and language hints. Answers map to a grid with across and down entries including Italian river and Irish noun.
A compact word puzzle item listing cryptic style hints for multiple entries covering maritime craft Levantine ketch and Russian community terms, along with standards swift gait wine slang fish sauce ceremony biblical weed paradise operatic solo borne large plant grafted devotee exiled time gone by egret encounter each clue paired with its likely definition and answer length in a historical crossword page.
Gen. John E. Hull departed Seoul for Tokyo following talks with President Syngman Rhee on American military and economic aid to Korea. The second item mentions a glass snake of New Mexico described as a legless lizard.
A note explains time zone conversions for radio programming across regions. It clarifies eastern, central, and mountain standards with one and two hour adjustments and warns that last minute changes are not included. It emphasizes sticking to scheduled times.
A distorted listing shows a 6:45 pm start for News and commentary blocks, followed by subsequent segments including daily talk, music, adventure segments, and radio dramas. It references Tennessee news and CBS The Search with various hosts and times toward late evening.
British detective Fabian of Scotland Yard urges arming cops to quit. He argues firearms incite criminals, favors beat patrols and ju jitsu, and criticizes mild punishment while praising deterrence through discipline. He cites decades solving murders and reforming criminals, plus accolades from London.
Attorneys for the bankrupt Liberty Broadcasting System move to file a $2 100 antitrust claim against the National Football League and nine clubs. The suit alleges the league unlawfully blocked radio broadcast of its games in home territories. NFL Commissioner Bert Beil disclosed the damages at a press conference.
Hawaii leads global production with about seventy percent of processed pineapple, reflecting its dominance in pineapple canning and export markets. Local growers and processors benefit from favorable climate, established supply chains, and long standing industry infrastructure.
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