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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1946

Page

16

Mrs Bayard Wootten Observes 70th Birthday in North Carolina

Chapel Hill photographer Mrs Bayard Wootten celebrated her 70th birthday. A New Bern native, she became North Carolina’s first female photographer to fly in an airplane in 1908 and has captured stormy seas, Cape Hatteras storms, and coastal and mountain scenes. Her work includes books such as Old Homes and Gardens of North Carolina and Highland Annals.

Chapel Hill North Carolina Bayard Wooten Wooten En Bern Ford Dargen University of North Carolina New Bern Erst Carolina

Citrus Industry Suffers Record Crop and Low Prices

McAllen Texas reports the citrus industry faces a record crop yet the market gluts and prices collapse. Growers receive as little as a half cent per pound for oranges and fruit, with grapefruit prices at ten dollars a ton to growers. The nation ships 120 million boxes of grapefruit, 20 percent above last year, while officials warn relief is unlikely soon.

Mcallen Texas Florida

French Premier May Slice Strength of Armed Forces

Paris reports Premier Leon Blum aims to cut France's military strength in his economy drive. Despite boasting as a world power, the armed force of about 650000 personnel could drop behind Yugoslavia’s 800000, with lines and defenses described as obsolete.

Paris France Leon Blum Oslo Bordeaux Yugoslavia Russia Yugoslav Europe

Music Corp In Big Suit Over Exclusive Band Contracts

Larry Finley, San Diego ballroom operator, sued Music Corporation of America in federal court for 3.1 million dollars alleging exclusive contracts for name bands favored a competitor. Defendants include MCA president Jules Stein and agents R. E. Bishop and Lawrence Barnett. A 1945 jury award of 57 thousand was set aside for lack of evidence.

Los Angeles Larry Finley San Diego Music Corporation of America MCA Jules Stein R.E. Bishop Lawrence Barnett Finley Paul J. McCormick

Attorney Awarded 42 706 Fee in Chaplin Case

The superior court rules attorney Joseph Scott should receive 42 706 for representing Joan Berry in the suit to declare Charlie Chaplin the father of her child. Judge Clare L. Kincaid set 28 000 for Scott and 8 an hour for associate A H Risseardian as ad litem for the child Carol.

Los Angeles Superior Court Joseph Scott Joan Berry Charlie Chaplin Scott Chaplin Clare L. Kincaid A. H. Risseardian

Fair Gets Money For Raleigh State Fair Grounds

The federal works agency advanced 52 150 toward new buildings and equipment at the Raleigh North Carolina state fair grounds. The grant funds a 1 425 755 construction program overseen by the state board of agriculture. Crickets are caged for song in some regions. cricket fighting is noted as a Chinese sport.

Washington Federal Works Agency Raleigh, N. C State Board of Agriculture Encylophaedia Brittanica China

Vet Projects Are Held Up in Four Western States

Lang don W. Post, regional director of the federal public housing authority, orders suspension of all veterans' temporary housing projects in Arizona Nevada Utah and California effective December 27. The curtailment aims to concentrate materials equipment and funds on finishing the maximum number of units nearest completion affecting 9 537 units in 148 localities and includes fifteen colleges.

San Francisco Langdon W. Post Federal Public Housing Authority Arizona Nevada Utah California FPHA

Reds Out Forces in Moscow Demobilizations Seen

Indications of large force reductions by Soviet Russia appear as demobilized soldiers return daily from the west. Many say they came from Germany and are seen at Moscow railroad stations de training here or passing through on troop trains.

Moscow Soviet Russia West Germany

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