Denton Woman Attends Cameron Alumni Visit
Miss Edith Walton of Temple and Mr. Worcester of Santa Fe Railway visit Cameron for a homecoming event and to see relatives as part of an alumni business visit in the area.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1946
Page
2
Miss Edith Walton of Temple and Mr. Worcester of Santa Fe Railway visit Cameron for a homecoming event and to see relatives as part of an alumni business visit in the area.
In Aberdeen Maryland the army unveiled its heaviest weapon the nearly 100 ton T 22 tank designed for the German West Wall. It runs on double tracks to prevent sinking and carries a 105 millimeter gun. Built too late to fire a hostile shot the giant vehicle represents the ordnance department’s heaviest creation.
Tokyo reports the Japanese foreign trade board seeks Diet approval to borrow up to 5 billion yen about 333 million dollars as an operational fund to facilitate foreign trade. The fund would adjust price level differences and the government would receive any profits.
New York reports indicate ongoing shortages across clothing lines through year end and into spring 1947. Cotton and rayon items remain tight, with nylon hosiery and lingerie becoming scarcer as Christmas approaches.
Five million dollars from an eight million dollar estate of the late Mrs. Kate Bitting Reynolds of Winston-Salem will go to religious charitable and educational institutions. Mrs. Reynolds, 78, was the wife of William Reynolds co-founder of the R J Reynolds Tobacco company.
In Shanghai the Chinese dollar fell to 4,700 per dollar and then recovered to 4,100 per dollar amid unconfirmed rumors. Reported reasons include possible official rate reforms, crackdown on black market dealings in U S currency, and the speculation of a new Chinese currency.
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