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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
12
Jack E. Boyd in Denver counsels unhappy workers at the Opportunity School and as a junior high adviser. He uses tests to assess interests and aptitudes, helps reassign roles, and suggests clubs or church groups to improve self worth and job satisfaction.
Washington note says 16 of the 150 freshmen who began service in the 73rd Congress after 13 years remain in the House. They will attend a March luncheon in the House restaurant hosted by Rep. Snyder. The group includes Kee Richards Randol and Robertson among others with long records of service. Before the war an estimated 50,000 U S homes rented rooms to tourists.
A homey recipe blends sausage with soaked lima beans simmered for hours. Add onions and sliced pork sausage, brown, then serve over beans with crispy corn bread and a simple lettuce salad for a hearty cold night meal. Includes cornbread batter with corn meal, eggs, buttermilk, and baking powder.
George Rector explains pork cooking to improve nutrition while urging listeners to tune in the Fred Waring Show on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at eleven, sponsored by the American Meat Institute.
The piece presents a nostalgic Valentine style note by W A Bivins touching on love across ages and a guide to adolescence and early adulthood. It reflects on teen life youthfulness and the journey through young adulthood urging self knowledge patience and moral growth. It closes with a religious blessing for enduring peace and guidance.
The Key Club or Junior Kiwanis will stage Classics of Magic in Senior High auditorium at 8 pm on February 21 starring A. Coke Cecil and assistant Bill Neely. Preparations have run long and large attendance is expected. Club meetings at the Asia have brought six new members, total 19 with 12 seniors.
Pittsburg Pa July 1940 Farm article notes about 100 million dollars worth of timber wait for Pennsylvania farmers to grow. H Gleasan Matton of Pennsylvania Forestry Association cites state industries import 80 percent of lumber, costing 100 million dollars. Planting deciduous trees could create a new market for farmers.
Lam Woo, 32, a Chinese American veteran, returns to Ohio State University as a draftsman in the University Architect's office after four years in Europe. He graduated from OSU in 1939 in the architecture department. He served in England, the North African invasion, Sicily, and Wales.
Washington February 14 Congressmen on the house expenditures committee opened hearings on overhauling the surplus property disposal act. Chairman Manasco described aiding veterans as a principal aim and urged higher priority for veterans in the disposal system. He favored dropping priority certificates and allowing surplus goods to be traded abroad under aviation concessions to counties unable to pay.
Worland veteran Herman Rauchfuss and Lovell’s Henry Schmidt once sought grazing rights on Mars. Facing Pluto distance and other odds they acquired road construction equipment and plan to start a new earthbound venture, Rauchfuss saying we are getting down to earth.
Air Marshal Sir Ralph Cochrane released figures showing RAF passenger safety margins far higher than prewar civil airlines. Civil airlines logged 2188 million passenger miles from 1934 to 1938 with 49 deaths, 1 per 4.4 million miles. In 1945 RAF Transport Command covered 877 million miles with 109 deaths, about 1 per 8 million miles.
Local Reno notices list an unusual vacancy described as a small chicken house suitable for a couple with no chicken or pets. References required and immediate occupancy. Showings by appointment only. Also mentions Egyptian women in 900 B C carrying vanity cases of iron as a separate note.
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