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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1946

Page

5

Record-Smashing Crop Of Grain May Bring More Beer

Washington reports indicate record crops of corn and wheat could lead to whiter bread larger loaves and perhaps more beer once harvests finish. Officials weigh resuming grain purchases for famine relief and easing domestic grain restrictions if crop prospects hold, with OPA policies under reconsideration and potential price controls affecting future purchases.

Washington Agriculture Department OPA Department UNRRA

Wanted Divorce On Silver Wedding Anniversary

Local man sought divorce after twenty five years of marriage due to nagging but learned his wife suffered from sore feet and irritation. He massaged with PED-EX essential oils and reports a happy, smiling wife again. PED-EX marketed as remedy for tired feet sold at drug stores.

Ten year old grows fifth cotton crop in Indiana

In Richmond Indiana ten year old Joan Wickett raises her fifth crop of cotton despite Indiana not being known for cotton. She waters the plants and watches them reach two feet tall then sprout buds blooms form walnut sized balls and finally reveal white cotton as she harvests.

Richmond Ind INS Indiana Hoosier Joan Wickett Joan Wayne County

First streetcars city and salt production leader

The quiz asks which U S city first had street cars and which state leads salt production. It notes the U S navy uses a 24 hour clock and asks when the army adopted it. The rest offers sayings and tips on etiquette and a brief today horoscope.

U. S U. S. Navy Army

Test Answers From a 19th Century City Page

The source notes New York city in 1832 with horse drawn transport. It lists Michigan as another item and dates July 1, 1942. The fragmentary text implies a historical reference and broad geographic mentions without full context.

New York City Michigan

St Ives Feast of St James Funds Hit Fifth Year

In St Ives Cornwall the fifth annual Feast of St James proceeds with ritual entry of keys to the iron chest, a children’s dance around a granite monument, and distribution of funds from the Knill legacy. Trustees award prizes to a widow, a top knitter, and a fish packer, with a final village feast.

St. James Johannes Knill Knills Mister Knill St. Ives Knill Worrans Hill

One Armed Golfer Gianvito Qualifies for All American

Gianvito a one armed golfer from Columbus Ohio posted a 74 to place ninth among twenty amateurs who qualified at Tom OShanter Country Club yesterday for the all American tournament in Chicago.

Chicago Prospero Gianvito Columbus Tom O'Shanter Country Club

Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizon

Puzzle clues listed for a large crossword grid with rows numbering from 1 to 48 across themes and word lengths. Answers include common English words and names corresponding to hints such as wish dark oily liquid and twilight, plus nautical, geographic, and roman numeral style references.

Horizon Wish Wolfhour Always Twilight Town

Says Ex Servicemen Make Good Farmers

Floyd F. Higbee regional director of the Farm Security Administration in Denver says the inability of war veterans to adjust to civilian life is 99 percent bank. He notes the FSA in the Rocky Mountain region issued over 1000 farm operating loans to veterans in the past year totaling almost two million dollars. He adds ex GI farmers are far ahead of any other group in agriculture the agency handles.

Denver Floyd F. Higbee Farm Security Administration Higbee FSA Rocky Mountain

Sea of Grass set charms Hepburn Tracy and Kazan

Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, and director Elia Kazan rehearse on the painted Sea of Grass ranch set with a backdrop so real pigeons collide with the scenery. Hepburn comments on acting while Tracy joins the scene on a balcony as they prepare for filming.

Hollywood Katharine Hepburn Spencer Tracy Elia Kazan Kazan Katharine You Kath King

Katharine and Colman on aging in films and hobbies

Katharine appears in an 1880 gown and jokes about aging 20 years for a role while Ronald Colman discusses keeping occupied between films. He lists hobbies like carpentry writing and photography and notes he avoids mediocre assignments unless a good story beckons.

George Apley Ronald Colman Ronnie Dick Barthelmess William Powell Gay Blades Colman

Alfred E. Smith Education and Honorary Degrees Highlighted

The article notes that Alfred E. Smith attended school for seven years yet received honorary degrees from six universities.

Alfred E. Smith

New Idea For Year Round Exposition

Raleigh July 23 Plans for a permanent state fair grounds exposition were outlined by Dr J S Dorton director of the state fair and by John W Umstead veteran Orange County legislator They propose acquiring land near Raleigh for a full time museum and exhibits including spinning looms knitting cigarette and furniture making as well as state maps and seasonal athletic events to attract patrons and sustain the project without immediate legislation indicated and years away.

Raleigh J. S. Dorton John W. Umstead Orange County Durham Chapel Hill Ceason Umstead General Assembly

Tortured Bishop Has Faith in Nippon Peace after War

Indianapolis bishop Ralph A. Ward of the Methodist church, after three years in a Japanese prison camp, maintains belief in the goodness of many Japanese people. He endured torture including water cure electrical shocks and beatings. The article also notes Mata Hari’s real name as Margaret Gertrude Zeller.

Indianapolis Ind Ralph A. Ward Methodist Church Ward China Bishop Ward Mata Hari Margaret Gertrude Zeller

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