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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1946

Page

15

Worcester man returns stolen money found in mail

Walter F. Shea received an unexpected mail envelope containing five thousand dollars believed to be from a theft two weeks earlier. Police investigated the recovery and identified possible suspects connected to the case.

Worcester Mass INS Walter F. Shea

Floral Park School Orders 250-Watt FM Transmitter

Sewanhankaka high school in Floral Park announces the purchase of a 250 watt FM transmitter. The school will pay from its own funds and use it as part of the community’s educational program.

Floral Park N. Y INS Sewanhankaka High School

Girl Scouting Founded in United States on March 12

A historical note marks the founding of Girl Scouting in the United States on March 12, noting the movement's origins and early development within the country.

United

Pittsburg Freshman Class Includes One Girl

Eighteen year old Joan Sexton may enroll at the University of Pittsburgh and believes that wolf whistles are part of the school's curriculum. She is the lone female in a class of 81 freshmen.

Pitsburgh INS Joan Sexton University of Pittsburgh

Junior trains to puff along tiny tracks says magazine

Product Engineering Magazine notes a toy train concept with a small electric motor using aircraft hydraulic valves, two-rail track, plastic cars, and weight savings over die cast designs.

New York

Oil Lamps Light New York Streets in 1762

In 1762 oil lamps provided street illumination in New York. The shift from daylight to lamplight marked a visible urban transition and reflected colonial era public works.

New York

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