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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1941
Page
6
More than seven million pounds of molybdenum were recovered from copper ores and concentrates produced in 49 U. S. mines in 1939, according to the Census Bureau.
Winchester dispatch chronicles the Byrd brothers Tom Dick and Harry, tracing Tom’s Army service and law career, Dick’s polar flights and naval leadership, and Harry’s rise from Shenandoah Valley roots to governor and U.S. senator. The piece notes Dick’s adventures, Tom’s wartime gallantry, and Harry’s apple industry leadership and political ascent.
The Rialto Theatre hosts a two day run of Osa Johnson's Married Adventure a dramatic travel film chronicling her Africa expeditions. The feature blends danger humor and exotic wildlife with a strong portrait of a woman explorer and her adventures across the Dark Continent.
Z VY Crutchfield prominent Thomasville real estate and insurance man reportedly collapsed from a heart attack at Myrtle Beach South Carolina where a party of local residents is visiting a building and loan association convention He may be hospitalized in Conway South Carolina Dr and Mrs O R Hodgin traveled to Myrtle Beach to be with Mr Crutchfield Also notes census data on tenant farmers and a remark on average male height of five feet five inches.
Three local people were involved in a wreck at the intersection of Colonial Drive and Fisher Ferry Street Saturday afternoon. Williard Sechrest drove a motorcycle, NL A Clodfelter drove the car, and Mrs. Clarence Barnes sustained painful injuries, treated at City Memorial Hospital. both drivers cited for reckless driving. The report ends with a note about wedding rings as pagan symbols in early Puritan history.
Answers list: lyre bird. a pass or free admission card. three. Necessity. William Harvey. It notes power equipment for 184,000 U.S. factories requires generating capacity over 51 million horses.
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