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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
14
In Tokyo on April 11 officials withheld reported turnout from yesterday's balloting for General Mac Arthur after many Japanese voters indicated their support. One voter stated I mean this seriously in a handwritten line.
Nine year old Mary Anne Wall severed the fingertip on a broken fender while playing tag. She rushed home to Crozer Hospital as playmates gathered the finger top for safekeeping and later doctors performed grafts to save the tip.
The surgeon requested the finger tip be grafted back on the patient, necessitating disinterment of the member. Physicians described the operation as axcess.
Wilson's Weekly suggests steaming soup as a cozy family meal. Use a covered tureen to keep it hot for seconds. Fry bacon slowly, add potatoes, water, salt and pepper, and cook until tender for a comforting chowder recipe.
The article promotes thrifty soup making using leftovers to create varied menu options. It suggests serving soup with family and guests, adding accompaniments like carrot flowers croutons and bread sticks, and notes chowder pairs with a generous lettuce salad. It emphasizes abundance without excess dishes.
The United States begins minting a Roosevelt dime with the late president’s likeness. Designed by John R. Sinnock and approved by the Mint Fine Arts commission, the new dime replaces the Liberty head and marks a milestone as the nation nears four billion dimes minted since founding.
CHICAGO INS The Trailer Coach Manufacturers association shows 100 models at the 8th annual trailer coach show. Each has special insulation for weather comfort and built in storage shelves drawers and drop leaf table. Some kitchens include refrigerators and fluorescent lighting.
North Carolina plans a summer drive using six to eight mobile X ray units to screen up to 300,000 people in 12 months. New smaller film and speed techniques cut costs to seven to 10 cents per person. There are 7,000 known NC TB cases, 4,000 active, 2,250 beds, and 1,275 deaths last year.
North Carolina bakers meet in Raleigh to examine how to comply with a proposed ten percent reduction in bread and bread type roll weights. Agriculture commissioner W Kerr Scott convened the session, noting bakers struggles with net weight wrappers and regulation.
The report covers varied states with fishing and hunting updates including Michigan smelt legality and duck goose restrictions. It notes 8,208,232 licensees earning $10,580,311, carp removal debates in Minnesota, fox capturing guidance from Fish and Wildlife Service, and wildlife topics across Wisconsin Ohio Missouri Illinois Iowa Pennsylvania and beyond.
Rocky Mount officials announce W. B. Lea chosen as board president succeeding E. F. Duke after the April 11 vote. The move sets Lea to lead meetings and oversee district governance.
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