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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
5
Miss Mildred Fenton, a radio packaging pioneer, argues most women belong in the home while acknowledging the high demands of show business. She runs an all-woman staff of eight, with six programs on air, yet she praises women’s reliability and pays and recognizes them well.
An advertisement claims PASTEETH keeps dentures secure with a pleasant alkaline powder. It says a small sprinkle on the plate removes a gummy taste and plate odor, aiding eating and talking. Available at drug stores.
Miss Fenton, an East Orange schoolgirl turned advertising executive, rebuilt her life after a wheel chair period from an automobile injury. She later worked as script editor and casting director for radio shows in the US and London, married Harold Levin in 1937, and now leads a high‑powered New York office. John Ballantyne, president, announces Philco will boost radio and refrigerator output when regulations allow.
Nash Leonardator Co. plans twenty four hour operation of plants after the war to speed delivery of cags to buyers. If war work permits, new 1946 Nash models may roll from assembly lines in October with better gas mileage quieter ride and improved features under President George W. Mason.
George Tucker reports that from D-day to May 9 1945 allied forces destroyed or absorbed at least 161 German divisions and tied up tens of thousands more in surrender. The Steckling pocket and others yielded massive prisoner counts while fronts collapsed from Normandy to the Ruhr as German crack divisions were annihilated or reformed and finally defeated. Aerial and ground forces supported a near-total collapse of Wehrmacht west of the Rhine. The final weeks saw daily prisoner flows surpassing 100000 with a high of 180000 on April 16.
Fred M. Vinson plans a new inter government committee to guide reconversion of the construction industry. The panel will address materials prices and relaxed controls, aiming to raise activity from a wartime low toward a 15 billion dollar annual level to stabilize the economy and create jobs.
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