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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1945
Page
3
Raleigh dispatch reports Governor Cherry plans to send a loud tie to the secretary of Louisiana’s governor after a New Orleans meeting. Cherry says he has received many ties that no one would wear and that Laycock challenged him to pick one that a governor would wear.
William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw will be executed at Wandsworth Prison on January 3 for high treason after the House of Lords dismissed his appeal. He had been convicted of broadcasting Nazi propaganda from Germany during World War II.
A vivid cash-a tie featuring a lime background and photographs of Moslem and Dutch figures in bright greens blues whites roses and blacks is traveling toward Laycock as part of a recent stylistic item.
North Carolina researchers survey barite, rutile ilmenite, and marble prospects outlining eastern deposits, high grade Crowder's Mountain ore, flotation needs, uses in paints and drilling muds, and the potential to start regional industries and a state cement plant near marble.
Philadelphia reports a special expediting court will hear next Wednesday a petition by 43 railroads seeking to buy the Pullman sleeping car business and keep services running until March. Judge J. Biggs Jr. announced the hearing as the tribunal previously assigned the railroads the right to purchase the car business for 75000 dollars.
Gunners Mate 3/c Richard Moorier, 19, of Fort Collins served in the Pacific aboard a submarine. He returned home and drowned after falling into a seepage ditch less than three feet deep in a bay.
The OSS ran about 250 agents in Germany and Austria from September 1 through war’s end. These operatives worked covertly inside occupied territories to support Allied efforts and gather intelligence during the final years of the conflict.
In Vancouver the landlord who appeared in the rental court refused to accept rent on the Sabbath. She contended the tenant owed arrears and challenged the eviction order on religious grounds. She noted the tenant offered rent on a Sunday but would not take it due to the Sabbath.
The text describes color as a property of light rays that stimulate the retina and produce visual perception. It notes that color arises from light interactions with objects and is interpreted by the eye.
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