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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1955
Page
29
A court debate centers on where gun ownership can be exercised legally, noting one judge’s remark about carrying a weapon to private premises, framed as a metaphor about restrictive limits. The discussion highlights ambiguities in gun bearing laws and private property rights.
The article explains North Carolina laws on concealed weapons and city firearm rules. It notes fines up to two years in jail for carrying concealed weapons and describes varied jurist views on what counts as concealed. It also cites no permits for concealed carry and city ordinances restricting firing weapons to property defense only.
Michigan Governor G. Mennen Williams will address Memorial Hall at the University of North Carolina on February 8. The event is sponsored by the local Young Democrats Club with a private dinner and Graham Memorial reception. Williams, a Detroit native and Princeton and Michigan Law School alumnus, served in the Navy and earned multiple combat decorations.
Durham January 29 Duke University botanist Paul J Kramer James B Duke Professor of Botany has been awarded an 18900 National Science Foundation grant to conduct a three year study of physiological processes of forest tree species. Project includes limits on southward spread of white pine Norway pine and balsam fir and growing season length. Part of the work will occur at the California Institute of Technology in air conditioned greenhouses with Drs F W Went of Caltech assisting.
At Eldorado on Beaverlodge Lake in northern Saskatchewan a main shaft descends 1300 feet. The mine ranks among Canada’s largest uranium operations with extensive underground work and potential ore reserves.
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