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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1956
Page
5
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Lawrence Washington inherits Little Creek plantation and renames it Mount Vernon in honor of the English admiral he served under. The action marks a new naming for the estate later known as Mount Vernon.
The first melodeon a small reed organ was made by C Austin of Concord New Hampshire who granted a patent on June 19 The report notes the invention as a notable early reed instrument achievement in the area.
In a standard hand, win the first heart trick with the ace, draw trumps, and attempt a club finesse. If the finesse fails, opponents gain the ace of diamonds. A better plan is to delay trumping and execute the club finesse second, using a dummy heart signal to induce East to misguess.
The North Carolina case centers on whether a driver may have a license revoked after two drunken driving convictions within seven years. Jasper H. Harrell had one conviction in 1947 and another in October 1954 leading to license revocation. The Superior Court held revocation must show a three year period. the Atty. Gen. appealed. The Supreme Court will hear the issue next term.
A 28-year-old Wilmington meter reader William Strickland pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the pistol slaying of his estranged wife June. The surprise plea came after jurors were seated and prosecutors would have sought the death penalty. The life‑to‑parole sentence means Strickland is eligible for parole after 18 years.
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