U S Dealers Buy Half of Cut Diamonds in 1954 Half
In Antwerp the diamond market notes that U S dealers purchased half of cut diamonds in the first half of 1954 totaling 123 400 carats worth 26 086 171 dollars. Antwerp says maharajahs are selling now and that uncut stones look like milk bottle glass until cut. A security guard detail remains small at the bourse.
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Strays Don’t Count in North Carolina Rabies Rule
North Carolina Attorney General Harry McMullan ruled that dog owners must vaccinate their animals but the rabies law does not apply to a person who does not own a dog even if a stray or neighbor’s dog lives at that residence.
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Harry McMullan
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