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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1947

Page

3

Justices Split as Vinson Leads Court in Hatch Act Rulings

The Supreme Court divided on three Hatch Act cases with nine opinions. Chief Justice Vinson faced a hard day as four justices offered mixed views while Jackson faulted the ruling allowing tax money for transporting children to Catholic schools, urging clearer church state separation.

Washington Ican Fred M. Vinson Supreme Court Hatch Vinson Jackson Tas Julia

Philanthropies Get Tax Money

D. Hidden, general manager of the Citizen-Times, said in Charlotte that about 94 percent of state taxes excluding highway income, totaling 67 million dollars, funded philanthropic uses such as education health services and care of the aged mentally deficient and delinquent, while roughly six percent supported government machinery like courts and the legislature.

Charlotte People Citizen- Times Second Presbyterian Church

Fossils Show Tars Ter Mites Existed 55 Million Years Ago

Fossil evidence indicates ter mites were present in their modern form about 55 million years ago, well before the emergence of humans.

Edison Legacy and Inventions Highlight a 100th Birthday Tribute

The piece traces Thomas A. Edison born February 11, 1847 in Milan Ohio to October 18, 1931 in Orange New Jersey. It notes more than 1 200 patents and numerous improvements and highlights key inventions from telegraphy to the phonograph and electric light.

Edison Thomas Alva Edison Milan Ohio Orange N. J Buffon George Westinghouse Menlo Park West Orange

British Girl Plans to Wed West Virginia Veteran

Eileen Edwards, an English girl, plans to marry West Virginia coal miner William Theodore Crabtree after her parents in England consented via cable. She had previously refused to marry Arnold Buesing of Nebraska and left him in North Carolina. Consul Tryvell says the visa issue must be addressed by immigration authorities.

Eileen Edwards West Virginia England William Theodore Crabtree Superior Eileen Arnold Buesing Neb Yadkinville N. C Crabtree Buesing C. F. Tryvell Cincinnati

One Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Hints

This item presents a short quiz on Abraham Lincoln ancestry and early career, plus etiquette guidance for addressing governors. It notes Lincoln’s forbears nationality, his 1834 appointment as Postmaster of New Salem, and his Illinois state legislature election in 1834.

Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Illinois New Salem

Nine Radio Station Applications Filed Before Freeze

The communications commission reports nine applications for new radio stations from North Carolina before the Friday deadline of the station freeze. Entities include Ashoskie Roanoke-Chowan Broadcasting Co. and several Greensboro groups applying for 1 KW daytime or unlimited power at 790 to 1400 KC with 250 W to 1 KW.

Washington the Communications Commission North Carolina Ashoskie Roanoke - Chowan Broadcasting Co., Inc Charlotte T. Julian Skinner, Jr Elizabeth City the Advance, Inc Gastonia Gastonia Broadcasting Service Inc Greensboro Paul H. Chapman Greensboro News Company Gilbert M. Hutchison Guilford Broadcasting Company Newton Earl Holder Newton Broadcasting Co

Pasadena incident report sparks police inquiry

An excited man notified police about a nearly nude body found on a roof near Oates Street, prompting a disturbance response and an investigation by officers in Pasadena California.

Pasadena Calif Kether

Nickel Candy Sign and Glassblowing Milestone

A Times Square drug store may display nickel candy at five cents while a history note recalls glassblowing emerging in the third century B C, transforming ancient production methods.

New York Times Square B. C

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Chief Vinson Justice Jackson Lord Byron ICE Delivery Company West Broad Street Wagger Philanthropies By Jimmy Hatlo Jolly Joe Foote St., Conn Halo Joe Draire I ANA_BANK Rey Alexander Graham Bell W. A. Bivins Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Unus D. G. Mitchell Pointe-View Nottead Mylons St.Joseph Hparllees Mademoiselle
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