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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1945
Page
8
High Point merchants announce holiday closings with grocery stores shutting two days for Christmas and Wednesday. Mercantile stores plan New Year’s Day closures. Jewelry shops stay open evenings until Christmas while department stores close at 6 PM instead of 5 30 PM.
In Milwaukee a cash prize seeks Penny the dog and three pounds of butter offered by Mrs Milton Knipp. She explains the butter shortage after traveling to Chicago to obtain the dairy item, compensating for Penny’s return.
The National Farm Institute will resume after a one year lapse due to wartime travel limits and will meet February 15 and 16 1946 at Hotel Fort Des Moines in Des Moines Iowa. The Peacetime Challenge to Agriculture is the program theme.
LA reports that Santa Claus may join a CIO picket line at a General Motors plant where about 1,000 workers are on strike. Weather conditions could affect planned actions by union officials.
Burgess Meredith, chairman of the American Committee for Yugoslav Relief drive, says endorsement of more than half the states supports the Winter Clothing Campaign. Illinois motorists applying for 1946 plates reject the number 13, according to Secretary of State Edward J. Barrett.
Doctor Vermilye reports inhaled penicillin via nebulizer yields quicker improvement for acute sinus infections and sinobronchitis than injections. Aerosol administration reaches affected areas directly, can be home-based, and requires prior nasal decongestant steps.
Children among the pickets join their fathers for a special day near the plant with Santa Claus. The event provides a festive visit, gift sharing, and a moment of family togetherness amid ongoing labor actions.
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