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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1946
Page
11
The Navy says traditional sailor attire dating to the fourteenth century will be phased out. A three month test of three new United States uniforms includes a white shirt and tie with a white hat, plus an overcoat known as a Pea Coat.
A man claimed ten years of uneasy stomachs ended within a day after using INNER-AID. He described prior weakness, headachy symptoms, gas, and constipation, then noted regular bowels, no gas, and renewed energy. INNER-AID, with 12 herbs, purports to cleanse bowels and aid digestion. Sold by local drug stores in High Point.
Trains Nos 15 and 16 the Asheville Special will be discontinued between Washington DC and Salisbury NC with the last trips on Saturday January 5 1946. From January 7 southbound from High Point and January 9 northbound will see Pullman cars redirected to trains 31 32 and 38 with specified departures.
Dare county records show a rise in taxable acreage from 268 425 acres to 290 000 acres after three oil firms filed leases with the register of deeds Melvin R. Daniels. Submerged lands leased to Standard Oil by the state are not included in the total.
Asheville January report says General Robert L. Eichelberger plans a book on Buna, noting the battle’s obscurity despite its significance. He argues Buna’s story was misperceived, describing malaria and Japanese bullets as the key hardships, and credits General Douglas MacArthur for wartime strategy and leadership.
A reference notes the existence of about 100,000 varieties of insect parasites worldwide, indicating vast diversity in parasitic relationships across ecosystems.
Military police in Honolulu must report to a breath smell officer when off duty after an incident where an army and navy patrolman accepted drinks. Col William F Reer, Provost Marshal, ordered the practice citing the corrective measure.
President Truman will deliver the annual message to Congress on January 15 with television cameras covering the event. It marks the first televised presidential address and the first Capitol interior telecast. ATandT announced the intercity link between Washington and New York via underground coaxial cable.
Dr. A. W. Tucker, administrator of St. Agnes hospital for four years, departs for Shanghai to resume his prewar post as administrator of St. Luke's hospital.
Edenton provided Jan 3 a new fire truck and a street sweeper. The two pieces of equipment cost about $10,000 and were placed into service by the city.
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