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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
10
Jaft Law is shelved as the house military committee shifts focus to a new national defense act. Chairman May says hearings on universal training may be dropped. subcommittee to draft postwar defense structure and peacetime army size while debating enlistment, universal training, or continued draft.
A brief column notes new methods for cooking choice meat to showcase better quality cuts. It highlights porterhouse steak as a featured example and promises more notes on additional cuts in future bulletins.
Instructions for broiling a steak with a regulator set to broil and preheated, 2 inches below heat, door ajar, browning each side, and continuing at 350 F if undercooked. Guidance for pan broiling without a broiler, using a hot skillet, suet rub, and browning both sides before slow finishing, with care to avoid piercing the meat.
Wilson and Co promote top quality meats bearing the Wilson label with a pledge to meet standards set by Thos. E. Wilson over twenty five years ago. The ad emphasizes pride in product quality and enduring brand trust.
All American Aviation, Inc. seeks CAB approval to blanket ten states with 291 cities on a postwar expansion. The plan covers 2,690 miles of passenger routes in the Middle Atlantic area and aims to create a nationwide network, placing it among the nation’s major airlines.
A Mecklenburg delegation led by Bill Arp Lawrance and Grady Cole urged immediate road relief to Raleigh. Governor Cherry acknowledged the problem but said conditions are nationwide and funding should be shared fairly, noting Mecklenburg’s current road statistics and insisting no county be robbed to aid others.
George T. Penny announced his bid for re nomination to the North Carolina state senate representing Guilford County. He plans to press conservative, progressive, and common sense measures and will not run for Congress due to business demands. Penny thanked supporters and pledged to serve the state and Guilford County through reconversion years.
The annual health report notes 224 whooping cough and 16 diphtheria cases last year and cites delays in immunization. Dr Buie warns noncompliance endangers children and others. immunization and inoculation remain compulsory. The year saw 108 scarlet fever, 22 tuberculosis, and single cases of several illnesses with clinics and examinations conducted for schoolchildren teachers and other groups.
About a third of Kentucky's 10 million acres of woods will produce saw timber within 15 years, say University of Kentucky agriculture specialists. Trees 16 inches or more in diameter are expected.
The army will allow families of officers and certain non commissioned ranks to join them overseas. Priority goes to those agreeing to stay two years, with housing food and medical care to be certified by theater commanders. Applications must originate with the service member, and initial moves to Europe are expected after April 1 followed by the Philippines Japan Korea and Ryukyus.
Washington January 31 Representative Clare Boothe Luce announces she will not seek reelection in the fall. Speculation had tied her to a U S senate bid but she did not disclose future plans. Also noted is 1945 U S crude oil and natural gasoline output averaging 5 million barrels daily, up 60 percent from 1945 and 22 percent above 1941.
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