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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1946
Page
3
Earl Westbrook of Dunn leads the reorganized tobacco trail association for U S Highway 301, which disbanded in 1942, with John G Thomas of Wilgon as secretary treasurer.
Dee Fullmer, 17, of Rexburg Idaho, began his naval career on crutches after he slipped on the steps outside the federal building while leaving after being sworn in and broke a leg.
James Pope Sr of American Tin trade association says U S tin supply should be ample in 1946 with more than enough thereafter if government controls loosen. He notes consumption may lag due to shortages and price controls, while substitutions like aluminum foil reduce tin use. Bolivia and Congo production rise. U S contracts set at 62 and 60 cents per pound for 1946.
The United States and the Soviet Union announced a joint framework to guide Korea toward a provisional government under a five year allied trusteeship. A 10 member commission will begin within a month with five Americans and five Soviets plus advisers, Seoul as its permanent seat, and visits to Heijo and other Korean areas. The plan leaves unclear whether the current occupation zones will lift the blackout, and no detailed plans for independence were disclosed.
Washington observers say Edwin W. Pauley may face withdrawal of support as administration leaders show hesitation. Senate hearings were halted after Ickes testified Pauley discussed a $300000 fund raising proposal tied to offshore oil land actions, with Pauley denying the claim and clashing over wording.
A total of 767 drivers licenses were revoked or suspended in January along with 3,003 moving violations convictions. The report notes 372 drunk driving revocations, 284 for reckless driving, and various violations including no licenses, broken lights, and running red lights. The figures compare with January 1945 counts.
A used stock list shows eight sweaters in sizes 12 to 14 marked down from 3.25 to new price 3 pairs of bedroom slippers at 3.69 and 21 boys knitted suits in sizes 1 to 6 with reduced prices from 1.86 to 2.29 and a final markdown not stated.
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