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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1946

Page

7

Radar No Help in Studying Jupiter Mars

Scientist says radar cannot reach Jupiter or Saturn. microwave absorption by ammonia in their atmospheres blocks contact. W. D. Hershberger of RCA describes experiments using gas-filled balloon receivers and notes potential uses for microwave techniques in chemistry and energy studies.

Jupiter Mars W. D. Hershberger RCA Laboratories Princeton N. J Planets Saturn Hershberger

Air freight soars as war time fliers eye peacetime role

A look at the rise of air freight after World War II. Airlines and new charter carriers push to ship perishable goods, with studies from Wayne University showing rate effects, terminal limits, and a proposed Air Freight Corporation to consolidate loads. CAB rules threaten non-scheduled carriers, prompting protests.

Marc J. Parsons Memphis Tenn Gulf of Mexico Charles William Felker Air-Fresh Seafoods, Inc Arctic Air Express Army Navy China Japan Wayne University Detroit A. and P. Food Stores Air Freight Corporation John C. Emery Navy Overseas Emery New York Lscence San Francisco Los Angeles Terminal Corporation Air Lines Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Institute of Air Transportation

Declaration Adoption and Signers Prompt Brief Quiz

The Continental Congress adopted the Declaration in Philadelphia on July 4. Signers include John Adams Samuel Adams John Hancock Thomas Jefferson Charles Carroll of Carrollton Benjamin Franklin. After adoption John Hancock as president of the Congress and Charles Thomson as secretary signed the document.

Continental Congress Philadelphia John Adams Samuel Adams John Hancock Thomas Jefferson Charles Carroll Carrolton Benjamin Franklin Congress Charles Thomson

Plenty of Game Available as Source of Meat

New York report quotes M B Allen hunting authority for Western Winchester division of Olin Industries Inc. He credits game conservation for a substantial backlog of game and warns even with bag limits hunters should use dogs to retrieve every bird or animal to boost family diets this fall.

New York America M. B. Allen Hunting Authority of Western-Winchester Olin. Industries, Inc Allen

First Movie Is Made In Zion National Park

Zion National Park Utah hosts the production of a feature film based on Luke Short's Ramrod with Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake in leading roles. Produced by Harry Sherman and directed by Andre de Toth for Enterprise Productions the park choice followed Sherman's 3000 mile search across Utah Arizona Mexico Nevada and Colorado.

Irish Linen Damask Tablecloth Can Yield Napkins and Mats

If an old Irish linen damask tablecloth remains, you may cut out ample sections to craft place mats or extra napkins for children when friends visit for a glass of milk.

Freshman Class Planned for Carolina at Central High

The University of North Carolina will conduct freshman classes at Central High School in Charlotte for about 200 veterans and non veterans next school year. Dr E H Gar ringer says the load will be reduced at state universities. Faculty likely from Davidson College and nearby Charlotte colleges.

Charlotte University of North Carolina Central High School E. H. Garinger Teens College Avidson College Davidson

Ninth Century Danish Tax in Ireland

In the ninth century Danes imposed a tax of one ounce of gold on each householder in Ireland. Failure to pay was punishable by having the defendant's nose split.

Ireland

Judge to Tour Penitentiary for Two Youthful Violators

Judge Meade C. Robinson of Logan county common pleas court said he would arrange a tour of the state penitentiary for two youthful law violators placed on probation. He believes in prevention by showing the harsh realities of prison life. The plan aims to deter them from future misconduct.

Bellefontaine, D INS Meade C. Robinson Logan County Common Pleas Court State Penitentiary

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