Weather in North Carolina Turns Cloudy With Showers
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
2
Mostly cloudy and cooler with showers and scattered thunderstorms today and tonight. Friday becomes partly cloudy and mild with showers in the forenoon.
The article discusses shoe production reaching about 42 million pairs monthly and a proposed suspension of price controls to allow reinstatement if prices rise. It notes a 10 percent price increase potential for 1942 model shoes under a plan targeting low priced models. It also mentions ongoing suit deliveries concerns and a wage-boost link in rubber, plus a note on ballet dancers adopting stage names and a historical proverb.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt told delegates that lasting peace will be slow and requires U S leadership in the United Nations. Fiorella LaGuardia, head of UN relief, urged feeding the hungry as the solid base for democracy and peace.
Senator Taft claims the OPA maximum average price regulation reduces supply of inexpensive dresses. Mrs. James A. Reed of the Donnelly garment company testifies that scarce cotton fabrics and higher prices limit production, arguing the rule lowers overall selection and quality. He notes automakers buy ten percent of U.S. cotton bales.
Washington reports new price schedule with a half cent hike on multi pack sales a five cent rise on a carton of ten and one cent on vending machine sales. OPA cites nearly 50 percent tobacco cost rise since war began. manufacturers gain 25 cents per thousand cigarettes. Brand names like Camels Lucky Strikes Chesterfields Philip Morris Old Golds Raleighs see per pack increases for larger purchases while single packs remain unchanged.
Guilford County commissioners authorize Troy C. Short to appoint Ernest Storrs of Greensboro as county appraisal engineer at 300 dollars monthly starting August 1. Storrs currently works with the federal government and is not readily available. The engineer will appraise new county construction for tax value amid a construction boom.
The four powers confront key issues on Italy, including reparations, Tripolitania control, and base rights in the Dodecanese. A four power boundary commission may report soon on the Venezia Giulia border, while ministers debate Bulgaria Romania Hungary and Finland after Italian matters. Daily sessions will prepare agendas with limited official news from Luxembourg Palace.
Lt Gen Chao Chia Hsiang said Chiang Kai Shek is concerned over the crisis. Chao's move from Chungking to Peiping and potential path to Mukden mirrors rising tensions. Harbin officials hope Russia delays withdrawal until government troops arrive, while Soviets press ahead with evacuation plans and leave the city with a small garrison expected to offer little resistance.
New York securities opened with mixed results as major names such as American Can Pennsylvania Sears Roebuck General Electric Consolidated Edison J I Case U S Rubber United Aircraft and Chrysler traded lower. Tulips of slight gains were seen for American Telesaging and Continental Oil amid fluctuating market activity.
Salable hogs 7,000 with total 16,000. active steady market for barrows and gilts. sows and stags 14.10 ceiling. Cattle salable 3,000. fed steers and yearlings up 10-15 cents. top 17.60 for 1,275-lb averages. best yearlings 17.25. bulk steers 15.00-17.00. heifers strong with top 17.00. cows steady. bulls 2 cents higher. dairybreds 14.00 down. good to choice 700-lb stock steers 16.50.
About a thousand Detroit employees of Railway Express Agency return to work as a federal fact finding board studies a wage dispute threatening 65 000 express workers nationwide. A 16 cent wage increase is under consideration and some New York staff may remain at work pending the panel’s decision.
The term cheat derives from escheator, the old English officer in charge of estates reverting to the state after an owner's death. This historical role explains the modern pejorative use related to deception and withholding rightful property.
In Fiji the head is considered sacred and reaching above another person is insult. The report also notes about two pounds of paint on an automobile.
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