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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1939

Page

7

Germany Allies United States All Satisfied

Washington dispatch notes broad approval for the new neutrality act from the Allies and Germany. It explains Allies favor lifting the embargo and Germany anticipating protest, with Germany ultimately seeing benefits in restricting Allies access and trade terms. The piece warns satisfaction could fade if arms flow to the Allies rises too high.

Washington Dee Germany Fter Britain France Gerany Shelso

Postoffice Chief Sends Card With Unusual Stamp

Jacksonville Georgia December 23 The Postmaster General James A Farley sent a Christmas card to Mayor George C Blume bearing a one and one half cent stamp contradicting weeks of urging three cent stamps for first class mail The card emphasizes faster safer and more satisfactory mail delivery options even as the stamp appears lower in value than advised.

Jacksonville Fra Post Office

German Police Probe Crashes in Wartime Rail Disasters

German police sought to fix responsibility for two train wrecks that killed 184 people, both head on during wartime blackouts. The Genthin crash was the worst in history. Marksdorf and Klostern collision killed 52 and injured 30. Station masters were arrested as press blamed blackout and strained signaling.

Karlsruhe Germany Marksdorf Klostern Lake Constance Genthin Kluetern

Presbyterian Leader S. M. Tenney Dies at 68 in Asheville

The Rev. S. M. Tenney D D aged 68 curator of the Montreal based historical foundation died in an Asheville hospital after months of illness. He founded the Presbyterian Historical Society of Texas and funded its work from 1902 to 1926 before its transfer to the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly and move to Montreal in 1927. His body will be sent to Crockett Texas for burial.

Asheville S. M. Tenney Historical Foundation Montreal Crockett Tex

Zone Change Hints Hover As Ships Face New Restrictions

Officials predict no change to the act next session while shipping interests seek relief via separate laws. Rumors mention altering the Western Hemisphere zone to allow American vessels to Halifax Nova Scotia and nearby ports, though administration is unlikely to propose it.

Halifax Nova Scotia St. John New Brunswick Yarmouth

Murphy Seeks Fund Increase for Justice Dept

Attorney General Murphy seeks to raise the Justice Department budget next year from 3 million to 4 million above current year. He notes economy efforts but argues for stronger staffing in key areas and outlines FBI staffing and funding changes with potential total near 10 million under his plan.

Washington Murphy Justice Department FBI Europe Roosevelt J. Edgar Hoover

Farmer Killed In Wagon And Truck Collision Near Coats

Everett Howard Ryals 45 year old Harnett County farmer died when his wagon collided with a large truck near Coats after a trip to Dunn for Christmas gifts. Coroner Melvin McLean said the truck was driven by Loman Weldon of Coats. A coroner's jury ordered Weldon held for the grand jury.

Dunn Everett Howard Ryals Harnett County Coats Ryals Melvin McLean Loman Weldon

Chemical cuts frictional wear by one fifth

Berkeley researchers report that adding a simple chemical to lubricating oil can reduce frictional wear to about one fifth of its normal rate. Phosphorus and arsenic compounds form a low melting alloy at bearing surfaces, leveling microscopic irregularities and smoothing the faces. The process was developed by J. W. Givens Otto Beeck and E. C. Williams of Shell Development Company Everyville California.

Rennie Taylor Berkeley Calif American Physical Society J. W. Givens Otto Beeck E. C. Williams Shell Development Company Everyville Beeck

Bayleaf removal tip and historic transport costs noted

The article advises removing bay leaves before serving soups teas or roasts. It also notes that current retail prices for closed cars run one third to one half of those from 200 years ago and that railroads use about 63 800 motor trucks for inter city haulage terminal transfer and store door deliveries.

Union County Man Paroled After 14 Years

Martin McGill, sentenced to death in Union County in August 1925 for the murder of his wife, was paroled today by Governor Hoey. Convicted of first degree murder, his sentence was commuted to life in November 1925. officials believe he will adjust satisfactorily upon release.

Raleigh Martin McGill Hoey McGill Union County

Reheating Cereal with Water and Gentle Heat

Instructions describe reheating leftover cooked cereal by adding warm water and warming on low heat. A rotary egg beater is used to smooth the mixture and remove lumps until a uniform texture is achieved.

Fluffy Mashed Potatoes Tip and London Transport Note

A tip suggests adding baking powder to mashed white potatoes to make them fluffy. The text also mentions London’s most used form of transportation, noting that the number is the hus.

London

Swedish Sailor Sees Two Boats Blasted In One Day

A Swedish seaman and six aboard were rescued after his ship Mars struck a mine in the North Sea on December 20, then the Swedish ship Karl Henkel, which saved him, was sunk by a mine half an hour later with the other Mars survivors killed.

Christiansund Norway North Sea Karl Henkel Mars

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