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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1946
Page
20
A collected column on dogs covering collie traits, care tips, and safe handling of sleeping pills for pets. Advice includes feeding cod liver oil for bone growth, dry cleaning with corn meal, and cautions about bathing puppies. A Q A section answers questions on puppy birth and milk preparation.
City residents from clerks to a linotype operator share a hobby aviation. Crocker and Spencer note rising interest as people ask costs safety time and details. Clubs with many members share planes while some own their own aircraft, signaling an air conscious era beyond grandfathers faster 50 mile days.
Phillips urges residents to embrace a straightforward rezoning path. An owner files an application, a public hearing may trigger a special council meeting for significant matters, otherwise routine handling follows. He notes the bottleneck is the lack of industry and promises measurable improvements.
ATLANTA AP Henry Lesene profiles Helen Douglas Mankin, a tall Atlanta politician who rose from Fulton County lawyer to U.S. representative. A veteran reformer and devoted wife, she financed most of her campaign herself, avoided pledges, and emphasized ability and hard work over political favors.
Dr Ervin Hexner of the political science department sees strong demand for International Cartels from UNC Press. The 600 page work analyzes world cartel practice, documents, and political effects, with Mrs Adelaide Walters of Chapel Hill assisting on case studies.
A list of titles in fiction non fiction and biographies includes works by Duffield Wickware Hammett Wentworth Hale Stagge Armstrong Odlum Du Bois Michel Mervin Wentworth and others with subjects ranging mystery thrillers philosophy atomic energy war reporting and biographies.
CHICAGO March 23 Jimmy Johnston former backfield star at the University of Washington recently released from the army air corps has signed a contract to play with the Chicago Cardinals of the national football league owner Charles W Bidwell announced today Johnston was drafted by the Washington Redskins and the Cardinals obtained him in a player deal which sent Ki Aldrich a center to the Redskins
ST PETERSBURG FL March 23. Larry MacPhail said John Lindell told him by telephone he has been discharged from the army and will rejoin the Yankees next week. Lindell hit .300 in 1944 and was inducted June 8 1945. MacPhail noted Ernie Bonham asked assurance he would not be traded during 1946 before terms discussions.
ALBUQUE, N M Henry Gwin, former University of New Mexico football coach, says officials at New Mexico A and M were misled by a request for an interview for Maurice Moulder as a candidate for a vacant coaching job. He notes his wife caused a misfire, and he ended up being considered himself while now in real estate. He adds he might be interested in returning to coaching in Independence.
Residential construction rose steadily in 37 states east of the Rocky Mountains in February. Dodge reports February residential contracts at 102,079,000 dollars, the highest peacetime February total since 1929, with a 14 percent rise from January and 426 percent compared with February 1945. First two months of 1946 show 744,900,000 dollars in all construction contracts, up 159 percent from a year earlier.
COCOA Florida Bert Niehoff manager of the Chatta Lookouts in training spoke at the closing session of an umpires school. Never told off so many umpires at one time in my life grinned the Dutchman dean of southern association skippers.
Corporal Jack Kincheloe, former Kansas State basketball player, won Camp Pickett's foul-shooting contest by making 22 of 25 attempts. The report notes the efficiency of pulpwood processing, stating that 100 tons yield less than 30 tons of pulp. The snippet ends with a mention of the signers of the Declaration.
A pretty silk shanting suit in tobacco brown designed for weddings receptions and charity events. Self fabric buttons and looping shoulder details match full gored sleeves. paired with a large natural straw hat with brown bows. Green orchids could enhance the bride costume look.
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