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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1946
Page
5
The article explains lack of tears causing keratitis sicca and symptoms such as burning, blurred vision, and photophobia. It notes treatment by closing tear ducts, eye drops, and potential surgical probe or extensive surgery for adults, with excessive tearing discussed as possibly due to drainage blockage. Copyright 1946 King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Fulton Missouri gears up for a Churchill Truman visit at Westminster College. Public events include Churchill delivering the Green Foundation lecture and Truman introducing him, with honorary doctorates to be awarded. City plans extra rooms and police support to handle expected crowds.
Melle Lackey, petite brown eyed and formerly from Tunisia, arrived with her husband Carl W Lackey in High Point after a 22 day sea voyage. She notes abundance of merchandise and contrast with rationing back home while adjusting to American customs and life with the Fifth Army veteran husband.
The Associated Press reports Price Chief Chester Bowles plans to oppose any looser price policy and will seek extension of price controls through June 1947. He aims to prevent inflation and signals resistance to a flexible approach despite calls from other officials.
Republicans expect to veto a USES restoration bill and seek to attach a provision in the labor department appropriation that would place USES funding under state control for the coming fiscal year. A veto of the USES bill would affect only USES, while vetoing the labor bill could jeopardize funds for multiple federal agencies.
Undersecretary of State Dean Acheson urged increased American sacrifice to relieve hunger in Europe. He warned of possible wartime conditions in parts of the economy as a cabinet review of the food situation looms. Officials cite grain shortages and potential shifts in meat rationing and foreign wheat shipments.
The house aims to hold down federal spending while facing a multi million dollar bill to fund river and harbor flood control. Many congressmen back overall cuts yet resist cutting projects in their districts. Army ordnance and Army Air Forces agree to share development of guided...
A reader shares a concern about not being invited to girls parties and offers practical, era appropriate tips. Emphasizing respect for friends' relationships, she suggests casual group activities after school, inviting girls to study together, and avoiding flaunting dates. She advises engaging shy girls and steering conversations to prevent jealousy while planning inclusive social events.
In Rocky Mount plans mature for a June German in June marking the first since 1942. The Carolina Cotillion Club, founded in 1880, prepares the annual dance seen as a key social event, with organizers noting the long wartime gap and wartime hiatus.
A new medical discovery used by doctors treats stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. Lurin, easy to take, mixes two teaspoonfuls in milk and is sold by Mann's and druggists everywhere with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Senator Taft told the New York Real Estate Board that inflation is already caused by government actions. He criticized Truman's spending program, saying further tax cuts must be abandoned if it is adopted and accusing officials of favoring spending as inherently good despite rising tax burdens.
Shanghai reports say the United States may offer Soviet citizenship to Russians in Shanghai Tientsin and Sinkiang but no official confirmation. White Russians make up about half of Shanghai's 20,009 Russians, the largest colony in China. Many have applied for citizenship as the Soviet consul general awaits word.
The state planning board committee on security and services for children and youth has received a 7000 grant-in-aid from Parents Institute to study services for youth. Felix A. Grisette announced the committee will meet to plan procedures and may hire a trained executive secretary for full time work.
Greensboro city manager Henry A. Yancey denied any offer from Portsmouth officials to take the Greensboro post. Mayor C. M. Vanstory Jr confirmed no information about such an offer reaching him. The item notes past talk of Norfolk and Portsmouth postings and shifts to other unrelated data on helium pricing and German atomic research.
Dr. Otto J. Swisher Jr. of Southern Pines was named director of the industrial hygiene division of the North Carolina Department of Health. Dr. Swisher succeeds Dr. C. B. Davis of Wilmington who resigned after declining to issue work cards to workers with early stage silicosis or asbestosis. Dr. Reynolds outlined the policy of issuing work cards to affected workers and reviewing cases yearly to determine fitness for continued work in dusty environments. Swisher's background includes Army medical service in the Pacific, medical degree from Ohio University, and prior roles in West Virginia and Covington County Tennessee.
Lafayette Indiana report notes a Purdue University poultry specialist advises amputation of a rooster’s frozen combs to speed recovery. He recommends using a razor blade sharp scissors or tin snips to perform the procedure to restore fertilization potential in affected birds.
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