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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1946

Page

3

Restoring a Driver's License Not in Governor's Power

The governor cannot restore suspended licenses or citizenship through commutation or pardon. Revocation after drunken driving is mandatory, with a one year wait to reapply. restoration rests with the courts and motor vehicle rules, not the governor. Public sentiment favors stricter penalties, with little legislative change expected.

Raleigh North Carolina Mobile Missioner Superior Court

American Lines to Use Jato on Cargo Planes

American Airlines announced it will install Jato rocket assist for takeoff on all its contract cargo planes. This first commercial use of war developed rocket boost aims to increase range and reduce costs. Training is underway at St Joseph Missouri while the Civil Aeronautics Administration tests four engine planes with Jato.

Washington American Airlines Mexico City Philadelphia St. Joseph Civil Aeronautics Administration

First Boston settler William Blackstone built hut on Beacon Hill

William Blackstone, first settler of Boston, built a hut on Beacon Hill and planted an orchard on what is now Boston Common, marking early colonial settlement.

Boston William Blackstone Beacon Hill Boston Common

Fire Chiefs to debate revised hotel safety code in Salisbury

North Carolina Fire Chiefs Association members convene a special session in Salisbury on December 19 to review recommendations for a tightened fire code affecting hotels and similar establishments.

Charlotte North Carolina Fire Chiefs Association Salisbury

Funeral set for Jay J. Jarvis bus driver killed in wreck

Funeral services are planned for Jay J. Jarvis 31 a Greyhound bus driver on the Sumter Atlanta run who died when his motorcycle went out of control near Asheville. He was returning to Sumter after visiting his wife and two daughters at Murphy.

Wilkesboro Jay J. Jarvis Greyhound Sumter Atlanta Asheville Jarvis Murphy

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