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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
16
Margery Miller discusses the blurry line between amateur and professional athletes across sports. She notes golfers labeled amateur in one sport may be professionals in tennis, and that some events reward medals later exchanged for money. The piece observes how status can shift and how the two categories often intersect.
A long list of radio programs for Thursday March 28 in Standard Time with CST and MST adjustments. It notes network directives late to update, mentions Just Plain Bill Front Page Farrell and many serials, news, music, and comedy blocks across CBS NBC and ABC, plus remarks on officials and uniform interpretations in sports officiating.
A humorous note on Lou Boudreau laughing off a past fine during a shrimp cocktail spree in Clearwater. Also a batch of brief sports tidbits: Congress spends over ten thousand dollars on sandlot registration day preparations. Coach Ben Carneval remains unofficially in NCU basketball duty amid Ivy league interest. Barney Berlinger tops PA fishing team. Ohio high school class A average height hints at upcoming Indiana player availability. A St Josephs outfielder hopes for Toledo Madhens roster. North Carolina claims the largest basketball tourney under one roof with 126 teams in Winston-Salem. A Minnesota Star Journal headline praises mound skills of Strunk and Bender. Navajo Indians avoid killing a deer, linking to belief about human souls.
Burlington March 28 North Carolina will spend about 100 million dollars on highways over the next three years, Governor Cherry said at a chamber dinner. He noted none of the money would be borrowed and outlined a 1946 to 1948 program costing at least 75 million for construction plus 20 million for betterment in the following two years. The governor urged consideration of rural life schools to teach teens practical skills.
Col John Fletcher Bruton a North Carolina banker and longtime Duke University board chair died yesterday at age 85. Born May 29, 1861 in Wentworth, he served in the North Carolina militia 1893 to 1898 and taught the John F Bruton Bible class at First Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow Hattie Tartt Barnes Bruton, two sons and a sister.
Many sufferers learn the real cause of backaches lies in kidney function. The copy claims Doan’s Pills, a stimulant diuretic, relieve symptoms by flushing waste from the blood and kidneys, touting decades of use and millions helped.
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