Sizes of V-2 and Wac Corporal Rockets
The V-2 rocket measures 46 feet in length while the Wac Corporal, developed by the U S army, is 16 feet long.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1946
Page
2
Brewers Plan Raleigh Meeting In September
Raleigh notes the North Carolina Committee United States Brewers Foundation executive board will meet there on September 11. Fred C. Hitchcock of Greensboro, newly elected chairman, will preside over the one day session. State Director Edgar H. Bain of Goldsboro will give his report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Committee
United States Brewers Foundation
Fred C. Hitchcock
Greensboro
Edgar H. Bain
Goldsboro
Moon Night Looms Long: Two Weeks on Lunar Surface
A historic note reports lunar night lasting about two weeks and days of darkness across the Moon's far side. It highlights challenges for explorers, including temperature swings and resource needs for survival and operations until sunrise resumes.
North Carolina Dairy Leaders Seek Higher Milk Prices
Greensboro July 3 An increase of retail milk prices to 20 cents a quart has been asked by R Flake Shaw executive secretary of the North Carolina farm bureau He said the rise is needed to make up for the end of government subsidy payments after the OPA death and will force consumers to bear the cost to prevent bankrupting dairymen and livestock producers in the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
R. Flake Shaw
North Carolina Farm Bureau
OPA
Shaw
North Carolina
Britain to hunt sharks for oil profits in three sea areas
Britain plans commercial shark hunting for oil. Basking sharks in Lock Fyne Kilbrannan Sound and the Firth of Clyde in summer are seen as a potential lucrative oil source for industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Britain
Fyne
Kilbrannan Sound
Firth of Clyde
Most All Business Establishments To Be Closed Thurs
Most high and Point area business establishments including grocery stores banks industries offices and several restaurants will be closed tomorrow. City county state and federal offices except law enforcement and fire department also will be closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire
Atomic debate on how to stop a threat endangers crews
A naval briefing outlined possible responses to an atomic threat with options to shoot down the source or launch airborne missions. Test animals survived the initial blast, while ships like the Nevada faced ongoing radiation from central targets. Sailors noted a sick goat aboard the Nevada, and officers expected all vessels to be deemed safe by tomorrow as lagoon waters near the radiating ships remained hazardous only in the immediate vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Bina
Adm
W. H. P. Brandy
Mt. McKinley
Lagoon
Market Rebound Amid End of OPA Controls
Cattle prices rose to a Chicago high of 2.50 a head, 50 cents above Monday and 4.50 above the expired OPA top. Hogs stayed near peak with prices down only 1 to 1.50 from Monday’s 18.50. poultry rose 7 to 10 cents a pound. Wall Street steadied as textiles and grain show mixed shifts. flour traded around 5.17 to 5.35 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilson and Company
New York
Wall Street
OPA
Service Man Delayed by Ping Pong Table Sign
A USO porte in Portsmouth Virginia reports a service member paused by a ping pong table when a sign attached to his uniform read I am not in a hurry I have no money Please do not disturb. The incident underscores routine delays in volunteer spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
INS
USO
Negro Receives Life Sentence In Murder Case
Andrew Woodson, 18, was sentenced to life in prison for the fatal beating of Travis H. Epes, a Richmond manufacturer, on May 2. He was convicted on three counts murder robbery by violence and malicious bodily injury after pleading innocent. Epes was the father of Sam C. Epes who is also serving life for murder in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Andrew Woodson
Travis H. Epes
Epes
Sam C. Epes
South Carolina
Deaths Of Four In Fire Being Investigated
Laurinburg officials probe a Monday farm home fire that killed four people. The deceased are Henry T. Lowery 45 his wife Fannie Lowery their 18 month old son William Kenneth Lowery and farm laborer Edward Leviner 17. Local Sheriff W D Reynolds identified the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurinburg
State and
Scotland
Here
W. D. Reynolds
Henry T. Lowery
Fannie Lowery
William Kenneth Lowery
Edward Leviner
Witness Kempka Testifies On Hitler Funeral And Bormann Death
In the courtroom Kempka describes carrying Adolf Hitler and his wife’s bodies from the bunker and burning them. He places Hitler’s death on April 30 between 2 and 3 p.m. and says Bormann died in the tank explosion near the Friendsstrasse station, never seen again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Kempka
Bormann
Boumann
Martin Bormann
Wanted Divorce On Silver Wedding Anniversary
A local man sought divorce after twenty five years of marriage due to nagging but learned his wife suffered from foot pain and callouses. After massaging her feet with PED EX containing essential oils, her mood improved and he reports a happier wife and renewed harmony. PED EX is marketed as for tired aching feet and sold in professional size at drug stores.
Bettie Ann Knight Tops Thomasville Beauty Pageant Lineup
Bettie Ann Knight a WSJS Winston-Salem songstress tops the JayCee Miss Thomasville list for the July 12 high school auditorium pageant. She will be joined by B. C. Dundord WSJS staff artist and arranger composer with latest works. Additional contestants Mary A. Teague Marie Leming Lonada Brooks join the event with prizes including a week at Carolina Beach and a Miss Thomasville title to advance to Wilson North Carolina finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Bettie Ann Knight
WSJS
Winston- Salem
Winston-Salem
Uso
Carolinas
B. C. Duncord
Islso
Duncord
JayCee
Wilson
Atlantic City
N. J
JayCees
Mary A. Teague
Walker Funeral Home
Marie Leming
Jewel Shoppe
Lonada Brooks
Smith's
Georg. ,Lemtz
Carolina Beach
Cherry Hotel
Harrison
Burke Bridges
Price controls debate grows amid banking bill talks
Bowles warned price and rent controls must be strong to curb further increases as basic commodity prices rose. The labor bureau reported a 0.7 percent daily gain after a 3.7 percent surge, while Senate discussions forged toward a compromise on the Capitol bill. Senator Arch joined the administration push, and Virginia's Burch urged prudent OPA actions amid a flood of letters from housewives.
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Bowles
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Capitol
Truman
Barkley
Banking Committee
OPA
Arch
D-Va
Burch
Virginia
Lodz City Officials Demand Removal of Red Army Monument
Lodz authorities officially apologized to Russian officials for the destruction of the Red Army monument—blown up by a bomb. The city council decided to remove the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodz
Poland
Markets Stock Shifts as Several Firms Rise and Fall
New York markets drifted with uneven gains for U S Steel Montgomery Ward Anaconda North American Electric Power Light Southern Railway Great Northern and Northern Pacific. Declines appeared for General Motors Goodrich Sears Roebuck United Aircraft American Water Works Kennecott General Electric and NY Central. Dry goods markets showed little activity as textile mills held offerings amid price control talks and summer vacation slowdowns.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Montgomery Ward
Anaconda
North American
Electric Power & Light
Congress
Livestock Market Report Chicago July 3 4
Salable hogs 14 000 total 17 000 about 60 to 73 cents higher than Tuesday. Good and choice 160 lb and over 16.50 17.00. lightweights to 17.50. top 17.50. Most sales 280 lb plus 16.80 16.85. Cattle salable 12 000. calves 600. Medium and heavy steers steady. top 22.80. Yearlings and light steers barely steady to 25 cents lower. top heifers 21.50. Bulls active. vealers steady at 18.00 down. General market neater on trade for grades. Weight premium normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Rong
American Diet Need Not Suffer Says Physician
Dr. David Cayer from Bowman college urges that rising costs and shipping shortages need not harm American diets. He says natural foods hold unisolated nutrients and advises buyers to include two leafy greens, one yellow vegetable, milk, eggs, fruit, cereal, and meat to cover nutritional needs within low income limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
David Cayer
Bowman College
Winston-Salem
N.C
American Medical Association Today
Gayer
Trieste talks hinge on UN control and Italian concerns
The article reports on postwar Trieste discussions with Byrnes and Bevin supporting UN responsibility for the zone, while Molotov argues against UN trusteeship. France and Britain favor internationalization, Italy resists ceding Istria and objects to the zone’s future under UN rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Slagia
Prigaacy
Italy
Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
Yugoslavia
Georges Bidault
Council
U.N
Alcide de Gasperi
Rome
Paris
de Gesperi
Istria
Kannapolis Grocer Cuts Prices Across Store
Lynch F. Simpson of Kannapolis announces a five percent price cut on all items in his store in response to price control debates. The reductions start Friday and run through July 18, including everyday goods from washing powder to baked beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannapolis
Lynch F. Simpson
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