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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
17
Editor’s note presents HAL BOYLE in letter form from Athens. He describes Greece’s population near New York City size and a nation enthralled by a national election, with banners, speeches, and street parades. Per Parthenon, prices are sky high, black market thrives, and drachma value collapse forces barter.
In Raleigh on March 28 Attorney General Harry McMullan issued an informal opinion stating residents fishing in waters of their home county do not need licenses unless artificial lures are used. Licenses are required in counties where artificial lures are used, defined as handmade lures not available as natural fish food. Inland Game and Fisheries Commissioner John D. Findlay said no authorization to require licenses for residents using live bait.
In Trenton New Jersey residents had complained of a noisy owl perched on the Prospect Street Presbyterian church steeple. Harold A. Peterson, a steeple jack, shot the bird after weeks of disturbances. The owl had a four foot wingspan and caused hoots across a four block area.
CHUNGKING March 28 Russian today agreed to release Henry Pu Yi former puppet governor of Manchuria to China as this country's vice minister of foreign affairs reported the Sino Soviet tensions had eased. Lui Chier said the crisis in relations had passed and no categorical statement could be made. K C Wu said Russia had agreed to release Pu Yi after protracted negotiations. It is believed Pu Yi will be tried as a war criminal. China has not been advised on Soviet withdrawal dates or payments for removed industrial equipment. The Sino American military committee ordered truce teams into Manchuria to halt fighting, staying clear of Russian occupied areas.
After a month long search the ASPCA identified Reinhart L Metting as the owner of a stray white dog marine. He explained he left the dog to a friend to send to his home in Goliad Texas when shipped from New York. The society arranged to ship the dog home to him.
Charlotte March 27 Frank N. Littlejohn was named chief of detectives and the city's police chief appointee succeeding Walter F. Anderson. Anderson will become director of the state bureau of investigation if the appointment date becomes effective.
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