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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1946
Page
3
The NEA dispatch outlines a GOP plan to reassign Senate and House chairmanships after 1930, with Michigan and New York losing traditional posts while Texas and New Jersey see changes. It details expected leadership in both chambers, including Vandenberg as president pro tempore and Capr or Mohoki replacement implications, plus potential chair appointments across fiscal, foreign relations, and judiciary panels.
Miguel Aleman becomes Mexico’s first civilian president in a ceremony at the Palacio de Bellas Artes. He won July 7 in a landslide amid fraud claims, outlining a six year program for industrialization, farming modernization, highway expansion, and rail improvements. Beteta rumored for interior post. cabinet shifts possible and 1952 nomination intrigue begins.
An advertising brief for FASTEETH powder to secure dentures for comfort. It claims the alkaline formula eliminates plate odor, reduces slipping, and leaves a pasty taste. promotes usage on upper and lower plates and is available at drug stores.
A testimonial claims Inner-AID, a 12 herb formula, cleanses bowels, relieves gastric bloat, headaches, and constipation. It allegedly restores appetite and regular digestion, with users reporting renewed energy and normal bowels, sold nationwide by drug stores.
A filled crossword puzzle with numbered clues across and down covering hints on colors, objects, geography, anatomy, and historical terms. Entries include and relate to color, weapons, vessels, legal terms, and common nouns in a challenging grid.
American military police in Berlin are warning residents to switch off unnecessary lights and radios as part of a power conservation drive. With worn equipment, Berlin may receive only 80 percent of needed power and face daily outages. Newly arrived American families are flagged as top violators of the lights out rule.
An old fashioned home remedy for coughs describes making a pint syrup with Pinex and sugar or corn syrup or honey. It claims quick relief from throat and bronchial irritation by loosening phlegm and soothing membranes with a pleasant taste. If not pleased, money back guarantee.
Robert Lane died suddenly at his Price street residence Friday night. Survived by daughter Helen Spencer son Robert Lane Jr and sister Kittie Lillie Lawson Monroe. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Hoover Funeral Home with interment in Greenhill Cemetery.
Des Moines report on a young priest who sued over name confusion after baptism confirmations and seminary entry. He says he was identified as Francis Joseph Paul Leo and Paul Francis on records including his driver's license and draft card. The dispute centers on which name he should be legally known throughout life.
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin says he has asked President Truman's cabinet and the Veterans Administration for input on which emergency war powers can be cut. He argues against sweeping decontrol and emphasizes careful pruning to avoid harming essential functions.
The Rt. Rev. Edwin A. Penick presided at St Marys Episcopal Church yesterday morning confirming 17 members at an 11 o'clock service. He preached on Ananias stressing the need to go all the way with Christ, while hymns by an all male choir accompanied the service.
Sydney reports the United States army ground force in Australia is reduced to Captain and Lieutenant on duty. Americans total over two million in the theater as world war expands. The U S command base at Sydney has shrunk accordingly.
Post No 1 Legion of Guardsmen will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the HPTD railroad general office building. The nominating committee will present its slate and reports will be given. Technicolor films of the Camp Pendleton Va state guard encampment will entertain attendees. All state and national guard veterans interested in joining are invited.
A Chicago study by Dr. D Y Burrill and colleagues reports vitamin K added to chewing gum, with calcium carbonate, reduces new tooth cavities significantly. In 18 months, the vitamin K gum cut cavities from 60 to 90 percent versus calcium carbonate gum. Not yet on sale, it may also aid mouth cleansing and saliva flow.
Washington December 2 Wyatt the housing expeditor seeks a White House conference to gain reaffirmation of his powers and public release of the report with recom mendations to build more homes for veterans. He has told President Truman he will not accept a half program and wants full cooperation from agencies opposing the housing chief.
A group including officers enlisted personnel and civilians left Sydney on November 30, headed for Manila aboard a C54. The last commanding officer Colonel Roy L. Schuyler with two officers and four enlisted men followed. Remaining in Sydney are Capt. Peter M. Anderson and Lt. Richard G. Severson. An airforce headquarters remains at Brisbane.
Berlin officials say the denazification process in the capital will require at least one more year. Between 1,800 and 2,000 cases are processed monthly by forty-two commissions. Also noted, Cuba is the largest island of the Greater Antilles.
The final decision on how far the new Republican controlled senate will go in an investigation of American military government in Germany rests largely with Senator Vandenberg of Michigan. Vandenberg is not a member of the war investigating committee but will be influential as prospective presiding officer and chairman of the foreign relations committee. He may seek a sharp definition of the committee's authority when probes touch on foreign policy.
A testimonial letter from a Massachusetts wife praises Cystex for curing back and limb pains and urinary troubles. The ad urges readers to try Cystex with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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