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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1945
Page
3
New York reports a cautious view that atomic power will take years to reach wide use. The piece explains nuclear structure, uranium fission, and the high cost and difficulty of creating a first bomb, noting that even cheap elements would require new breakthroughs to split atoms efficiently.
Government officials say August unemployment will be about 1.4 million, far below earlier 2 million forecast. Delayed munitions cutbacks and labor absorption by agriculture, trade and services explain the brighter outlook, with WPB chairmen noting ongoing job shortages in industrial areas.
An ad claims indigestion causes lie beyond the stomach and promises real relief by unblocking the intestinal tract. It promotes Carter's Pills as a gentle remedy to restore normal digestion and let digestive juices work again, priced at 25 cents.
The notice lists validity for MEATS FATS and other book four stamps across multiple colors and dates, including red stamps Q through Y and blue stamps Y2, 22, and Al through C1 with expirations through August to November. It also mentions airplane shoe stamps, gasoline coupons, fuel period expirations, and guidance on using nuts in dough to avoid moisture issues.
Washington reports the 45,000 ton Iowa has demonstrated the need for battleships in modern naval warfare. Vice Admiral Cochrane cited its globe-spanning operations and cost recovery, noting its 16 inch guns and pivotal role in carrier task forces from Kwajalein to the Philippines.
The article describes a neutron slowed chain reaction trigger developed at Columbia University using radium beryllium paraffin wax and uranium. It explains how slowed neutrons would trigger multiple atomic fissions and notes uncertainty over whether tests occurred before secrecy blackout.
City council public safety committee will investigate taxi operator permit procedures after the city manager said he was asked to issue a license to a man with ten offenses, including white slavery. Current law requires issuance on request.
An old styled advertisement claims the White Ointment cures eczema acne pimples ringworm tetter and other skin conditions while a Black and White soap is promoted for daily use. It promises 25 years of success and refunds purchases if unsatisfied with use directed for clean skin care.
A man reports ten years with a lump of undigested food in his stomach and gas, headaches, and constipation. After using INNER-AID, his bowels are regular, gas and headaches gone, and he feels renewed. INNER-AID, 12 herbs, advertised for cleansing bowels and stimulating liver and kidneys. Sold by drug stores in High Point.
Librarian Elizabeth Gurley reports 30 new volumes added in July and 234 new registrations. The main South Main library circulated 8 568 books, including 621 rentals, with total fines and rentals at 141 93 dollars. She notes growing demand as school prepares to reopen, despite crowded quarters and limited shelf space.
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