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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
12
Federal rent regulations cover all housing types from apartments to hotels and even government housing projects. Answers clarify that services, leases, newly constructed units, separable mixed use buildings, and prohibitions on overcharging apply. certain on site staff quarters are exempt.
Answers cover insurance roles, early East River bridge, and the aye aye. Insurance agent operates in a market for a carrier, while an insurance broker arranges coverage with multiple companies. The first East River bridge was the Brooklyn Bridge completed in 1883. The aye aye is a nocturnal Madagascan lemur.
Veal cutlets may be breaded in the morning and stored in the refrigerator. crumbs cling to the meat. Veal steaks from shoulder and loin may be breaded and braised or braised without breading as described.
A recipe note describes cutting veal cutlets for serving with mashed potatoes and vegetables. It details a cheese sauce using Certified American Cheese, butter, flour, and milk, with pimento or green pepper for color. The guide mentions serving beans and apricot Bavarian cream, plus a radio plug for the Fred Waring Show.
ANP describes Chicago ideas for making homes appear roomier and more attractive. Exhibits use full windows and massive mirrors, floor coverings oversized for scale, low chairs, and novel pastels to create spacious effects. Mabel Scham of Chicago and Dorothy Draper of New York showcase dramatic modern furnishings with ebony bookcases, a Honduras mahogany cocktail table, black glass, and a green and white striped sofa.
In postwar Italy the Republican party led by Randolfo Pacciardi distance themselves from provisional regimes. They oppose sharing power with anti fascist groups and challenge the allied truce on the monarchy. They warn monarchists use propaganda and squads to press their case as Pacciardi’s Rome daily La Voce Republicana circulates at 35000.
Ernie Hauser, a 60 year old champion chicken-picker from Fort Atkinson Wisconsin, demonstrates a machine rated five times faster than hand plucking. He claims to pluck hundreds of birds, sometimes blindfolded or in handcuffs, while detailing a feat of 1 472 birds in seven hours 45 minutes.
A Lenin museum opened in Tampere Finland at the site of Lenin and Stalin first meeting in December 1905 a Russian social democratic party gathering. Tampere funded the museum with state support set at an annual 300000 Finnmarks. A helium-oxygen mix enables divers to reach deeper depths and stay submerged longer.
The Channel Island Sark will restore prewar bans on motor vehicles after British troops depart. The Dame of Sark Mrs Sybil Hathaway says cars damaged the roads and the island vows to ban automobiles and trucks again, ending postwar intrusions.
The Ministry of Health reports a wedding boom after wartime demobilisation. In July August and September 1945 there were 118 783 marriages, 86 421 more than the same period in 1944, reflecting a surge in marriage rates as servicemen returned home.
Washington summary of postwar plans for German industry. Allies decide which sectors Germany may keep and at what capacities, aiming to limit wartime production while ensuring essentials for peacetime use. Proposals cover iron steel chemicals machine tools and transport with export limits and a path to European living standards by 1948.
Pearl Harbor dispatch notes the USS Dickman returning home with 16 diapers pennant replacing bunting. The ship carried 1,828 military personnel and 600 civilian passengers and distributed 1,000 diapers to mothers amid a diaper shortage.
A striking steelworker asked Paul R. Piazza, Lake Superior court judge pro tem, to dismiss his divorce suit claiming marital tensions. Piazza approved the move and stated the worker need not pay attorney fees until after the strike.
Auction of the late Franklin D. Roosevelt stamp collection section raised 134610 dollars, 885 lots sold in three Parke-Bernet sessions. An unidentified South American bidder drove up a Brazil block price to 1600 dollars, while Herman Kammering bought a Costa Rica gold medal collection for 250. Poland plans to lease 12000 railway cars and buy 200 from Sweden to ease transport shortages. 400 cars and twelve locomotives to be leased from Norway.
In Montrose Colorado a girl placed a banana on a soda fountain counter and asked it be used in a banana split. The act sparked a local custom with every Tuesday declared banana split day for those who bring their own bananas.
Detroit report says Mrs. Harry Lutomski shopped late and told a salesman she would call when she found what she wanted. An hour later she telephoned her husband for comfort while the store remained locked. The manager unlocked the front door with keys after an emergency call.
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