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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
5
Ida Jean Kain prints a chin up program and throat exercises to firm the neck area. The feature promotes a Keep Your Chin Up leaflet and a 14th day slim down diet with calorie counts and activity tips for maintaining youthful posture and appearance.
Medical discussion on jaw joint inflammation known as the mandibular joint causes facial and head pain around the ear cheek and eye with possible deafness dizziness and jaw locking. Diagnosis involves X rays and a jaw position test. treatment includes removing infected teeth and correcting related disorders.
Lafayette January 22 In the face of rising fabric output Purdue University clothing specialist Miss Frieda Stoll says ready to wear stock remains sparse. She points to two bottlenecks lining materials and the time required to produce men s woolen suits under favorable conditions.
Civilians in Hong Kong face severe living quarters shortages due to wartime bombing and looting. Rent controls froze prices while landlords extract high key money for new tenants. Crowds line up for scarce six pound cans of corned beef, often resold on the market. Admiral Fraser values Allied banners and personal flags, seeking a banner from the Texas fleet. Japanese war criminals in Stanley prison sing weekly in group sessions.
New York January 22. A survey by the Tile Council of America reports record numbers of lending institutions ready to finance a 1946 home repair drive. R E Jordan says over half of homeowners want to replace roofs modernize kitchens install tile baths and showers add rooms. More than 23 800 lenders are willing to fund the effort.
Owen Fox city forester in New Castle disputes a local story claiming the raccoon is a rodent or related to rats and squirrels. He notes the animal is not a rodent and defends the raccoon’s proper classification while describing his interest as a raccoon fancier.
The article profiles Andrei Zhdanov as a top probable successor to Stalin, detailing his rise in the Communist Party, close ties to Stalin, hardline stance against rival parties, and potential role in future power struggles within the Soviet leadership. It notes his background as an Old Bolshevik, early activism, and positions from 1925 onward, highlighting his influence in Leningrad and the Politburo.
Santa Fe New Mexico reports closing of the Los Alamos School for Boys announced by Director Fermor Spencer church. The move follows concern over the name's association with the Los Alamos atomic bomb project. The school operated near Taos after its original site was taken for war department atomic research.
St. Louis reports Fred W. Stretz, a diver who works 40 hours weekly on the Mississippi River floor laying cables and aiding bridge and river commerce. His gear weighs 224 pounds and costs about 2600 dollars, reflecting the demanding and costly nature of underwater work amid river life.
Washington reports agricultural experts urge farmers to harvest 1946 spring clover and legume seeds early. They advise increasing yields per acre by placing bee colonies in fields to boost pollination and harvest efficiency.
The article discusses the dangers of underwater breathing for divers, noting inhaling is eased by ambient pressure while exhaling requires extra effort. It reflects on how divers must adapt with special gear and acknowledges the many risky ways people earn a living in such fields.
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