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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1948

Page

5

French Merchant's Career Rivals Sinbad in Lore and Fortune

Antonin Besse, a French millionaire shipowner dubbed a modern Sinbad, has funded a six million dollar anonymous donation to Oxford University. His life blends adventure and myth with famed journeys through deserts and Arabian bazaars. Though over 70, he remains active, self-taught and a scholar of poetry, wine, and antiques.

Fred Doerflinger International News Service London INS Britain Oxford University Sinbad Antonin Besse East Antonin Sinbad the Sailor Monsieur Besse Aden Monsieur

Magnanimous donor funds Oxford education and St. Anthony's plan

A long standing philanthropist who hires youths from Oxford and Cambridge gives a large gift to Oxford University. He previously contributed 40 000 to the British War Effort in 1941 in protest of Vichy. One third of the Oxford gift finances a new undergrad quarters for about 50 to extra students, a third French, and a postgraduate college named St. Anthony's with 51 students, a third of whom will be French.

Antonia Oxford University Vichy Oxford St. Anthony's

Time Capsule Celebrates An Anniversary at World's Fair

The Westinghouse Time Capsule buried 50 feet below the New York Worlds Fair marks its tenth anniversary with 4,990 years left of its 5,000 year journey. A capsule of copper alloy holds documents films and objects chosen to represent 20th century civilization. Collaborating scholars ensured the message endures future deciphering amid potential language changes.

International News Service New York INS Westinghouse Westinghouse Corporation

Greeting Card Dolls From Nations Teach Reading Value

The Hall Brothers of Kansas City design greeting card dolls titled Dolls of the Nations. The lively color series features Katrina of Holland Rita of Brazil Ann of England Antoinette of France Maria of Mexico Sing Toy of China John the Royal Canadian Mountie and Cowboy Joe of America. Each doll includes verse telling a country story and serves as card, reading aid, toy, and decorative piece. Teachers praise the series for stimulating reading and classroom demonstrations.

International News Service Kansas City INS Hall Brothers Imilar Land of Make-Believe Katrina Holland Rita Brazil Ann England Antoinette France Maria Mexico Sing Toy China John the Royal

Retired farmer builds wooden model farm in hearse

William Fox of Galena Illinois carved a two story wooden model farm with a hired man and farm fixtures for an electric lit display inside a 90 year old horse drawn hearse. The project used spare time and a nostalgic vehicle to create a portable farm scene.

Galena Ill William Fox

Westinghouse fog lights tested over Arcata coast

A world lighting system built by Westinghouse is tested at Arcata California to pierce fog described as pea soup. The apparatus aims to penetrate up to 1.0 billion feet of fog and guide fogbound pilots to safe landings.

Arcata Cal Westinghouse

Widow from Maryland Bets on Texas First in Race

A 44 year old Maryland widow writes Governor Jes ter that she might move to Texas praising its claims and notes a dog racing program where a dog named Texas First won after she decided to stay and bet. The letter cites Texas pride and a winning dog as her deciding moment.

International News Service Austin Tex INS Texas Maryland Beauford H. Jester Lone Star State

Notice of dissolution of Dependable Refrigeration Service

The partnership of F. T. Green and W. Ed King doing business as Dependable Refrigeration Service is dissolved by mutual consent on October 18, 1948. The firm operated at 808 East Green Street, High Point, North Carolina. Frank T. Green and W. Ed King announce the dissolution as former owners.

F. T. Green W. ED King Busines Os Frank T. Green East Green Street High Point North Carolina

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