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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
3
A verse and prose collage recounts wartime ironies and political intrigue. It recalls John L. Lewis, the press’s mockery, a health welfare fund scheme, and a casual jab at the KKK probe, ending with a wry joke about a girl aiding a blind man and a cutting streetwise aside.
Reporters criticized NAM methods in shaping public opinion. One observer noted unusual tactics while another warned that public sentiment could be chloroformed.
WN. W. Beamon, managing editor of a syndicate, wrote a book about his Greenwich Time editorship. He recalls an incident tied to a newsroom gate sign observed on his first day at the paper.
The item asks what fuel powers a sound barrier or P-80 style jet and estimates conversion costs for a four engine military transport to a civil airliner. It also notes Kielene pilots in unpressurized cabins must use oxygen above certain altitude levels.
Advice stresses polite behavior to avoid rudeness and demands. It suggests courteous interaction as key to a harmonious marriage and avoiding unnecessary conflict.
A reader with a birthday enjoys exuberant optimism and charm. The forecast cites wit, kindness, and strong social ties, predicting possible marriage or happy unions, plus a turn toward money through writing and new ideas. Impulsive changes may alter plans as opportunities arise.
The document lists two results: kerosene as answer one and a price range of between 150000 and 200000 dollars for equipment depending on type and amount. It notes the altitude of 10000 feet as a consideration.
An advertisement touts PED-EX foot relief oil claiming quick relief for tired burning itching and sunburn. It promotes essential oil based, stainless formula marketed for foot sufferers and lists sale at local drug stores in professional size.
Heywood Broun sought a play with social significance but found the production lacked cohesion. He noted the message exists yet fears it does not carry the drama, while the press agent hustled for his opinion after a performance promising freedom themes.
A film personality launches a side venture by opening a restaurant in Hollywood. The star downplays the move, calling it a secondary line while continuing work in cinema.
Frantic groups urge reduced lend lease funding for Britain as President FDR emphasizes his duty to save Americans from high taxes. New York police raid a school gambling scheme funding scholarships. A producer interviews an actor claiming royal lineage while seeking acting talent. Ethel Barrymore recalls Lionel’s odd bar encounter and John’s drinking.
John asks how to become a famous actor Maurice Barrymore replies the first thing to learn is not speaking but starving to master craft and endurance The exchange highlights his blunt view on path to stardom in theater history
The ad promotes joining the Regular Army Ground Forces at the 118 Post Office Building Greensboro N C It claims 200 skills and trades and quotes over 750000 already enlisted It directs readers to Army Camps Posts or Recruiting Stations for details and enrollment assistance.
New York model Korey Kelley is hailed as the Dream Girl of the cam era by So women. The piece lists a string of named comparisons to famous actresses and features.
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 1 decision, struck down Virginia’s segregation statute for interstate buses as an undue burden on commerce. A dissent warned similar laws in 18 states could be challenged. The ruling also expanded press latitude over court criticism and limited Congress power to fire federal employees.
The Chauns pupils stage their annual revue Thursday night at 8 15 at the Junior high school auditorium. The program includes dances such as St Louis Blues My Guy s Come Back Shoo Fly Pie a tap tango La Camparista Ganotte in D Waltz of the Flowers and Liszt Hungarian Rhapsodie No 2 as the finale.
The Family Service bureau, a community chest agency, focuses on helping families and individuals with personal and family issues through guidance and support programs. It operates as a principal resource for resolving household and relational challenges.
The Horizon crossword by Eugene Sheffer lists clues across and down with answers including edible roots, birds, and nautical position terms. The puzzle features wordplay on themes such as boats and anatomy while citing numerous botanical and linguistic items across 53 entries.
WINSTON-SALEM June 4 VA medical policy clarified by Dr. A J Weirick chief medical officer. Outpatient treatment and hospitalization are restricted to service connected disabilities. Contracts with Hospital Saving Association NC do not alter cash regulations or non service connected care.
PORTLAND Ore ILNS) Robert Sears of Portland served in France with an infantry regiment in World War II until he was 60. He believes he was the war's oldest combat infantryman and is now retired.
Police officers Stomberg and Bocox reported a dog owned by Charles F. Morrison, 49, seized an officer during the arrest. Morrison was fined 7.40 dollars for disorderly conduct. Stomberg claimed loss of his pants as a result of the incident.
Mrs. Mariah McCain eight eight died at her Randleman home Sunday. She is survived by a daughter Flora Harshaw four sons and the funeral will be Wednesday at 3 p m at Fer ree Chapel Methodist Church with Rev D C Steen officiating. The Pearly Gate Quartet will sing at William Penn auditorium in June. The ministers wives alliance meets June 6. Grand Jubilee Singers sing at Emmanuel tonight at 8. Marriage announced Alonzo Peggins to Catherine Green of Greensboro. Youth Center dance tonight. Detained man in Chicago rubber tire chase is Edward Dunne 45 booked for burglary and parole violation. Highway accidents in 1945 up 20 percent with 20 000 dead and over 1 000 000 injured.
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