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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
3
In Greeley Colorado a peach seed tossed six years ago into Charles E Billings yard grew into a tree yielding about 440 peaches this season. One fruit measured 1s and a half inches in diameter and weighed over half a pound.
Henry B. Jameson profiles the few surviving Battle of Britain pilots. Douglas Bader, Art Malan, and others hold senior RAF positions after gallant resistance that kept Britain from invasion. The piece notes losses of 481 pilots in four months and Churchill’s “never in the field…” remark.
Match the names of famous men with their preferred logs Dante Napoleon Anthony and John Alden. Secretary of the Treasury son in law of the president was William Gibbs McAdoo under Woodrow Wilson. If grandfather clock runs fast lower the pendulum bob. Horoscope notes a forceful, principled, outspoken nature with advice on mate and mood today.
New York reports hotels will invest at least 1 million annually in tile for remodeling and repair programs, with kitchen and bathroom modernization driving most of the expense. The article notes the Tile Council of America as the source of the figure. New England is referenced with a separate historical note about ice coverage.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the Krakatoa explosion was heard nearly 3000 miles away setting a global record for sound travel. The eruption hurled ash and stones over 17 miles high and produced widespread red sunsets due to fine volcanic dust in the atmosphere. Prince Edward Island is described as Canada’s smallest province. Panama reunion for Halstead brothers shows military courtesy as Army and Navy arrange a meeting when a Pacific bound ship passes through the canal.
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