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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1946
Page
2
Jardson a Washington attorney and Lucas discuss inquiry into Rear Admiral Husband E Kimmel and Short Hawaiian army commander. They expect hearings to finish next month with a February 15 deadline and possible extension if more time is needed.
British Foreign Secretary Bevin may offer a trusteeship plan for Britain's WWI territories including Palestine. The UN assembly assigns three year terms to China Peru France Chile Canada and Belgium on the economic local council while Russia Britain India Norway Cuba and Czechoslovakia take two year terms. Ukraine Greece Lebanon United States Colombia and Yugoslavia on one year terms. A new rule counts total votes for assembly elections and two ballots have been nullified.
President Truman proposes continuing price controls in a modified form for a year and urges Congress to authorize categorical exceptions or item based ceilings. He favors specifying items where ceilings may stay to avoid stifling production. Senator Taft backs a plan requiring OPA to justify controls to congressional committees for potentially scarce items after mid summer.
A long line formed outside a Springfield store on January 14 as Officer John Nolan helped keep order. He directed the crowd while remaining in line and purchased a pair for his wife.
A brief editorial notes shifts toward living memorials over statues, citing a Spring Valley New York plan to convert swamp land into a memorial park with lakes and athletic fields. It mentions YMCA, library, and auditorium as potential memorial structures and reflects on historical consumer goods lists and wartime service by Americans of Chinese and Japanese descent.
Congress will hear Gen Eisenhower and Adm Nimitz discuss demobilization and labor policy as hearings resume on Truman backed boards to handle major labor controversies. Budget and state of the union messages will shape fiscal policy amid soaring debt and postwar demands. A cooking tip on bake pork appears at the end.
New York stocks staged a comeback with industrials rails and utilities rising up to three points. Major movers included Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler New York Central Southern Pacific and Warner Bros among others.
The National Federation of Telephone Workers delayed its strike after executive board action. Leaders urged members to file notice under the Smith Connally act while asking Western Electric pickets to withdraw. Beirne warned government seizure could end the walkout and urged settlement without a strike. Meanwhile Detroit CIO-United Auto Workers backed GM wage talks with a January 21 deadline, and NLRB announced hearings on UAW charges of bad faith bargaining by General Motors.
Allied prosecutors aim to conclude cases against Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz and nine others this week. The charges allege deliberate Nazi sea terror and coordination of war crimes as Britain and the United States prepare to move forward, paving the way for French and Russian cases next week.
Doctor Charles W. Kenney in Gallup, New Mexico directs coal be given to a needy seven member family. He labels George Bubany, a coal yard operator, as the supplier and Bubany fulfills the prescription.
Doctors advise stage based treatment for athlete's foot. Early cases respond to fungicidal solutions, while thickened skin needs keratolytics like salicylic and benzoic acids with antiseptics. In advanced stages, callouses require acids, and post clearance may benefit from UV or X rays. Seek professional examination rather than self treatment.
The essay notes how news in Spain travels via word of mouth and embassy bulletins, with Madrid papers delaying official statements. It suggests a possible involvement of the monarchy in Don Juan’s visit and claims Foreign Minister Artujo was negotiating between Don Juan and Generalissimo Franco. It also warns about hot water radiators and cold night circulation.
A High Point woman describes severe after meal spit ups and stomach distress until taking INNER-AID. She reports improved digestion, no headaches, and regular bowels after using the 12 herb compound. Sold at local drug stores.
A home tip asserts adding one teaspoon of sugar to oleo or butter substitute makes it taste like real butter enhancing flavor in spreads and cooking.
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