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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
2
A farmer and his wife suffer fright and sleep loss from plane flights over their land. Justice Douglas notes a $2 000 award but says loss of use may equal government taking and calls for more information on damages, hinting at broader future cases.
Notice indicates mailing status for Mount Airy North Carolina under act of Congress March 8 1872 with designation of second class matter.
A compilation of concise versions of the Golden Rule from Matthew Confucius Mahabharata Spinoza and Tobit. The passages urge treating others as one wishes to be treated and warn against desiring or doing harm.
A townwide call links prosperity to inward income and outward spending. Citizens are stockholders in Mount Airy as they manage money entering and leaving the community. Growth hinges on a surplus from local commerce and industry to prevent decline and poverty.
A traffic expert says the average driver causes most highway accidents by ignoring known safety rules. He notes passing on curves or hills is risky and warns motorists to assume that any violation of safe driving can lead to a serious crash with death or injury.
A North Carolina farmer seeks damages from the Government claiming low flying planes near a nearby airport harmed his chicken business. He says noise night flights and fear of accidents forced him to abandon the venture.
The House exemption of 18 19 year olds from peacetime Army service signals likely permanent exemption after 45 days. This risks loss of national prestige and diplomatic influence, and confusion in Army planning. Replacements for Pacific and German postings may be hard, making long serving soldiers hard to discharge.
A set of trivia questions asks about the ICJ judge count the fastest bird Stalin’s new rank the Chinese typewriter’s key count Japan’s current bestseller US reading habits women delegates at UNO Mount Eisenhower location uses for 2 4 Di chemical source of Braille ideas.
Unseasonal June brings cold air from Hudson Bay region causing snow in Minnesota Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Chicago records a low of 46 degrees, three degrees above the 1988 June record, while widespread rains raise new flood concerns in the East.
A compact listing presents diverse facts including a nine year term for jurists, a frigate bird speed of 261 mph, a Council of Ministers chair, a 64 key keyboard to print 90 000 word combos, a Jop authorized MacArthur bio, annual newspaper and magazine book spending totals, UNO delegates with two women among 185, a peak formerly Castile Mountain between Banff and Lake Louise at 9 400 feet, and a note that it ripens bananas apples and
Molotov questions why US security requires bases in Iceland. Whitney says Truman’s strike actions seal his political fate. Green warns Case Bill would disrupt labor relations across American industry.
W. A. Higinbotham warns that biological warfare dangers are as real a menace as Hitler in 1933. Manuel Roxas urges the Philippines to industrialize to join the Twentieth Century pattern.
St. Louis Cardinals owner San Bredon observes the drift of players to the Mexican League noting you cannot compel a worker to stay if he chooses to leave. The remark comes amid tension between team management and player mobility affecting the club.
Oklahoma Governor Kerr Indiana Governor Gates and other officials comment on postwar challenges. Braden urges Congress to prevent recurrence of a national strike. Rudd praises US power while Marsh critiques UN behavior and Rawls defends the medical system.
An article explains that alcohol targets the cerebrum and cerebellum, dulls higher faculties, weakens willpower, and leads to shameful acts. It condemns alcohol as a violent poison to be used only as medicine, like dangerous drugs such as morphine and strychnine.
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