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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1946
Page
2
The article discusses insanity as grounds for fees in spousal cases and notes that mere pistol possession does not prove unlawful acquisition. however, if a person is found with a pistol off premises, it is prima facie evidence of concealment.
The guide advises using one card for a household when all members’ names appear on the envelope but recommends separate cards when addressing a husband and wife or individual family members. It stresses honoring each member while maintaining common holiday greetings.
Diplomatic wrangle at the Paris peace conference centers on reparations for South Eastern Europe Italy and others. Total $325 million with $25 million to Ethiopia and $100 million each to Russia Yugoslavia and Greece. Molotov argues Yugoslavia deserves more basing on war record while Greece seeks parity with Yugoslavia. Diplomats await today’s session for signs of a conciliatory shift led by Molotov.
A study reports women purchase twice the amount of gifts as men across households. Researchers note buying patterns vary by occasion and income, with women tending to buy more for birthdays and holidays while men spend less but focus on practical items.
Slashing control should be handled by a permanent international commission under treaty. The body would be independent of the security council. It was unclear if Molotov favored continuing the atomic energy commission or merging atomic control with general arms talks. The United States would oppose scrapping the atomic commission and tying it to other armament regulation. Inspect your Christmas tree lights for flaws.
W A Bivins reflects on the John L Lewis trial in Washington D C and weighs the danger of dictatorships in democracy. He recalls the Sherman antitrust act and trusts like American Tobacco and Standard Oil, arguing for clear labor law, annual union reporting, and a public safety aligned strike ban from Calvin Coolidge.
A reader thanks Duke Power bus drivers for safe, courteous service on his daily commutes. He recounts a near injury when a crowded Monthey Avenue bus doors closed, injuring his shoulder. The letter urges drivers to prioritize passenger safety, especially aiding children, and closes with a note of appreciation for the transit workers.
Trade winds report urged limits on wartime synthetic rubber to 250000 tons annually. If not agreed, natural rubber output will flood markets at ten cents per pound while synthetic costs sit around fifteen cents. The Hague session and London reps signal possible cartel formation as East Asia adds 550000 tons this year.
The United Mine Workers defend a 54 hour week with no wage loss as a government stance faces scrutiny. Lewis has not publicly stated goals for reopening the contract and did not comment on the Burke proposal. No one answered at his Alexandria home, and he likely spent Thanksgiving away after Wednesday's court session where the government presented its case.
Keating cites Gen McNarney saying Soko lovsky warned ongoing troop movement for weeks and no American press tours until new year. A German correspondent calls the redeployment in Thuringia "terrific" but official details remain unannounced. Tito allegedly orders Yugoslav demobilization as rumors swirl. no clear sign of Soviet force reductions in Berlin.
A note states pecans hickory nuts and English walnuts may be used for feasts without removing skins, implying no extra preparation is required for these varieties.
New York November 29 stock traders held back amid coal crisis developments. Modest gains appeared for American Telephone Southern Railway Bethlehem U S Rubber Woolworth Anaconda Consolidated Edison J C Penney U S Gypsum and International Paper. Lagging issues included Southern Pacific Pennsylvania Northern Pacific Kennecott Montgomery Ward Goodrich Douglas Aircraft and Phelps Dodge. Bonds and commodities were mixed.
Cotton futures opened higher with gains of 10 cents to 1.05 per bale over the prior close. Noon prices show December at 31.25? March 30.83 and May 30.29 with mixed daily moves across contracts.
A 19th century play inspired the fedora name after Sarah Bernhardt starred in 1880. The hero wore a felt hat creased across the crown with a rolling brim, defining the style’s distinctive silhouette.
Dutch army spokesman says Java situation deteriorating but no all front fighting, while Indonesian information ministry cites limited clashes and cancelled leaves. Naval denial counters amphibious landing west of Batavia harbor.
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