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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1945

Page

9

Workmen Clear Wreckage From Southern Track

Workmen cleared wreckage on Southern Railway tracks near White Sulphur Georgia after a freight train crashed into the Piedmont Limited passenger train killing three. Southern Railway officials cited a nonworking signal light due to an ice coated control line shorting telegraph wires. The engineer F. B. Means of Toccoa and two sailors were listed among the dead.

Lulu Southern Railway White Sulphur Piedmont Limited Washington Piedmont F. B. Means Toccoa Navy

Tips for Teens Fashion Shifts in Date Night Wear

Teens embrace neater outfits with tucked sweaters and glitter belts, favor round neck dickies, and fuller skirts. Dresses regain prominence for dates with heels, while belted coats replace worn fur garments and short page boy hair stays stylish. tips include skin care advice via a self addressed envelope.

Elinor Williams

Speculation on Markets Fueled by Boom in Stock Lending

Speculation on the stock market is described as a booming business fueled by fed reports. The Federal Reserve notes loans totaling about 550 million to 3900 million for securities loans and a rise in personal borrowing from 300 to 400 million, with total loans to New York Stock Exchange customers reaching 1.1 billion. The piece outlines distinctions between speculators and manipulators and details SEC actions and Reserve Board controls to curb manipulation, including margin requirements and investigations into trading irregularities.

Philadelphia INS Federal Reserve Board New York Stoc Exchange Securities and Exchange Mission Commission SEC

Window Memorial at St Johns Episcopal Honors American Japanese

In Honolulu Hawaii St. Johns Episcopal church Ebele Kauai dedicated a window honoring American Japanese who served in the war. Bishop Harry S Kennedy former U S Army chaplain led the dedication It shows St George with an Oriental face slaying the dragon. The model was a Japanese American member of St Johns and the inscription reads Have we not all one Father Hath not one God created us.

Honolulu T. H St. John's Episcopal Church Ebele Kauai Harry S. Kennedy U. S. Army St. George St. John’s

Rationing Board Announces Holiday Closures

The local rationing board will close for Christmas from Friday afternoon December 21 to Tuesday December 26 then reopen and operate on December 29. It will be closed for New Year from Monday December 31 and reopen January 2, 1946, and will be open all day the following Saturday.

Beatrice Hunters Bag Five Wolves in Opening Season

Beatrice Nebr. residents braved subzero temperatures and heavy snow as the season’s first wolf hunt produced five wolves bagged by local hunters. The effort showcases early winter zeal in Beatrice.

Beatrice Nebr

Rainbow Bubble founders go big with bubble solution

Three young Charlotte men created Rainbow Bubbles a low cost bubble solution that exploded into a national business. Jerman Barnes and Duckworth grew from kitchen and garage efforts to a 110 employee operation producing 75 000 to 100 000 bottles daily with major orders from department stores and Woolworths guiding rapid expansion.

Charlotte Canada Donald A. Barnes Hubert B. Jerman James T. Duckworth Jerman Barnes Duckworth Ines Myrtle Beach S. C Joe Oqtt Randolph Scott Scott Atlanta Anhattan Woolworth's

Pigeons Lose In Court Battle They Must Die

Philadelphia Common Pleas Court, Judge Joseph L Kun, upholds city ordinance ordering death by gas for disease infected pigeons. Health officials report virus pneumonia carriers. suit by Harry Hayward, 78, to protect birds fails. The ruling cites public health over wildlife protection.

Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Joseph L. Kun Kun Harry Hayward Pennsylvania

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