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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1947
Page
3
Detroit reports 1946 was one of the auto industry’s unhappiest years due to steel shortages and labor troubles. 1947 outlook remains dim with modest model changes and possible price increases tied to UAW contract talks. Production fell short of planned targets amid material shortages and postwar policy shifts.
Hal Boyle chronicles the Texas led 36th Infantry Division, its diverse enlistees, and its extraordinary World War II record. He notes 150-page roll call of T patch wearers, 15 congressional medals, 10 presidential unit citations, and 175,806 prisoners, including Goering and Rundstedt.
The industry ends the year with modest net profits and tighter demand from price increases. It will begin 1947 with a larger unfilled orders bank, estimated around 5,000 to 9,00, while about 5,000,000 cars now in service may not survive the winter, creating potential demand when production catches up.
Negro casualties in world war two are 1.28 percent of strength while white casualties total 6.54 percent of white strength. The Mississippi River flow could vary from 100000 to over two million cubic feet per second.
Fall River Mass January 4. Frank Schiere was struck by a car while crossing a street as the unidentified driver shouted Happy new year kid and sped away. Schiere suffered a slight leg injury.
Guilford County Realty transfers list multiple property deeds in High Point with deeds from John F e Hall to John J Macon on Centennial Avenue and from Deborah Morrow et al to the City on Palatka Street. Other transfers include Rabican to Tobias on Edgedale Drive and various city lots including Larkin Street and the Old Lexington Road.
A drugstore ad urges adults to try Bron-chu-line Emulsion for stubborn coughs caused by a cold. It claims strong results, contrasts with sugary syrups for children, and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
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