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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1945
Page
2
Chicago reports baby tractors for farms as small as three acres will roll off at least four plants. The aim is to save horse feed by replacing horses, boosting farmers income as they convert feedstuffs to money. Tractors priced 20 percent below prewar models with new implements for chores and field work. firms offer dozens to hundreds of attachments.
The text explains that air in a tire chilled to 273 degrees below zero would theoretically reach zero pressure per a rule that gases lose 1/273 of their pressure per degree below zero. The problem is gases liquefy before that point, invalidating the rule.
After the war, baby tractors designed for three to 80 acre farms aim at larger operations for odd jobs and reducing waste from bigger models. Kansas lacks 1,000 harvest hands and 300 combines, per E. H. Leker, head of the state harvest labor office.
Guilford County transfers include Cliss Chatham and wife to C Herbert Palmer and wife Eng lish street lot H Clodfelter and wife to J C Curry and wife West Russell street lot Bessie Bolling to BE Whitener and others West Russell street lot P V Kirkman and wife to R B Gantt and wife West Green Paul C Gurley and wife to R B Ralph L Lewis and others to W R Hull and wife three Riverside park lots W R Hull and wife to Eddie Stoner Circle drive lot D S Hedgecock and wife to E M Ball and wife Bristol street lot J D Brame and wife to Piedmont Building and Loan association West Washington Alice Johnston and others to R L Neill and wife Broad street lot Dc A York commissioner to E R Lewallen and wife C C C road lot Herbert Farmer and wife to T G Felts and wife lot adjoining Burton lands
Philadelphia July 19. Steve Van Buren rookie sensation and key back for the 1944 Eagles was announced to return with Philadelphia for next season. He led the team in carries and gained yards last year and was selected to the Associated Press all professional team.
AP News notes that ASCOONS kill 40 to 50 American farm dwellers daily while the National Safety Council cites 296,000 home front deaths since Pearl Harbor to last January, with 53,000 on farms. NSC says farmers must think first and adopt safety practices during Farm Safety Week July 22 to 28.
Aboard a 600-foot Cleveland-class light cruiser in U S 3rd Fleet, the journalist joins over 1 000 crew aboard as they sail toward Japan. The piece introduces the ship’s mixed crew, command hierarchy, and daily routine, including inspections on the signal bridge and the ship's press paper duties.
In Wiesbaden and Frankfurt, U S Army officers in the fiscal section discuss the origin of the diamond shaped insignia seen on personnel. Capt. Ernest E Brown and Lt Col H D Cragon both say they have never learned its meaning, noting its unclear origin despite inquiries to treasury officials.
Governor Millard Caldwell suggested Florida could preserve its winter racing season by shipping horses by barge despite a ban on DDT transport. Officials note the order covers rail and truck shipments, raising the question of inland waterway use. A Jacksonville ship company plans to seek consent to use idle barges and tugs to bring northern horses to Florida.
California Milk Products Co. of Gustine unveils a processing method for cream that makes it shelf stable at room temperature for a year or more. The breakthrough aims to benefit housewives and restaurateurs by preserving purity and flavor without refrigeration.
General Eisenhower was elected an honorary bencher of Lincoln's Inn in London, a senior governing position in the prestigious legal society. The same honor was conferred on Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham and Marshal Sir Harold Alexander.
Chicago reports that Westinghouse laboratories explore efficient lighting by transferring electrical energy directly to radiant energy. Scientists compare firefly luminescence with tungsten, fluorescent, and sodium lamps and test luminescent bacteria and chemiluminescence as alternatives.
The note contrasts the early formation of Hudson's Bay Company in England with the later United States acquisition of Louisiana Territory, highlighting historical timelines and geopolitical context.
Mexico prepares for a wave of American visitors as hotels undergo reclassification to curb price gouging and new properties rise across cities led by Acapulco. Hotel de las Americas at the harbor mouth symbolizes rapid growth driven by developer A B Pullen amid crowded Mexico City streets and coastal resorts.
General Electric Co will establish a base for flying laboratories at Schenectady county airport in New York. The site will host initial flight operations and test projects including harnessing jet engine and gas turbine power for new aircraft types.
U. S. unemployment climbed by 5,624.00 workers between 1919 and 1921, reflecting postwar labor market adjustments.
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