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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
12
Soldiers of the Polish army avoid the bagpipes while in Burgh Scotland as Major William Ross reports teaching pipers from British dominions and other nations. The project was supported by the Reachd Society at Edinburgh Castle with ninety three pipers learning to pipe.
Jimmy Stewart, returning from five years of service, rejects war hero parts in films and plans to resume acting in a March project. He favors civilian roles and hopes audiences tire of war pictures as he aims to forget the conflict and focus on work. The story notes Capra directs a new picture in which Stewart will play a small town boy.
During a quiet spell it advises making plans for busy days. It suggests compiling recipes using canned foods for the emergency shelf and using only fresh staples you normally keep on hand.
Billings Montana January 24 The Bureau of Reclamation will join seven Interior Department agencies including Geological Survey Fish and Wildlife Service National Park Service Indian Service General Land Office Grazing Service and Bureau of Mines to develop the Missouri River Basin. The plan targets about five million acres dry farming and one million irrigated acres with roughly 5 billion kilowatt hours annually now and 10 billion at full development.
Kronburg Germany Archbishop Carlo Chiarlo reveals Vatican plan to form racial dioceses in Germany led by priests of corresponding races. He aims to create islands of morality aiding war torn peoples and discusses sympathy for Poles amid Russian influence. He notes marriages and displaced persons issues to be addressed. He has no orders to discuss Italy with U.S. authorities.
Heat regulation and control classes run by Minneapolis Honeywell begin tonight and Friday at 7 30 in the Greensboro courthouse. The program welcomes manufacturers contractors dealers and veterans plus any interested observers not limited to company staff. Jackie Groome a seven month old traveler boarded a transcontinental train at Barstow and was met by his grandmother after his parents fell behind. The Pick Sloan plan authorizing Missouri Basin development was approved during World War II with twenty nine units authorized and eleven near construction by July 1946.
Local ads urge renters to combat lingering bronchial coughs with Bronchucline Emulsion sold at Mann D. US Store and Jeff's Drug Store. The copy promises rapid relief, loosening phlegm, and quieter irritation with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Paris reports that France faces a declining birthrate worsened by war. Officials establish a Ministry of Population to boost births amid economic hardship and a drop in male population from 1940 to 1944 casualty and deportation losses.
Greensboro topped North Carolina cities in authorized building construction for December with an estimated expenditure of 2,258,325 dollars, announced by Forest H. Shuford, commissioner of labor. Charlotte and Raleigh followed with 1,002,921 and 777,450 dollars respectively.
The first cash register was invented in 1879 by James Ritty of Ohio. The sale amount was shown on a clock like dial.
The Andes mountains traverse more degrees of latitude than any other mountain range, stretching across a broad arc through multiple countries and climates. This extensive span highlights the range’s immense geographic scope and influence on regional ecosystems and climates.
In San Francisco Judge Herbert Kaufman scolded a prisoner for passing fictitious checks on a repeat charge. The man claimed the judge warned eight months earlier he'd get a year in county jail if he misbehaved. The case closed with the prisoner being sent to county jail.
Good cooks say success with biscuits starts with the flour you use. Davis Quality-Testep Flour helps produce more delicious, fluffier biscuits and adds enjoyment to meals.
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