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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1946
Page
3
London report notes 44 000 service personnel seek divorces but 300 typists are unavailable to prep cases for trial. Since 1943, 48 500 applications were accepted, only 5 000 started, 3 000 unfinished. Lord Jowitt seeks a two year pace but typist shortage blocks progress.
Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League signed catcher Bud Sheeley, 24, son of Sacramento Manager Earl Sheely. The elder Sheely, a former big league first baseman, comments that it would be unfair to the player and the club for him to influence his son's standing. Bud is viewed as a likely future contributor.
A fragmented column reviews several plays and radio segments. The Old Vic premiere draws praise for spectacle but critics find On Whitman Avenue flawed despite passion. Other listings mention The Dark Corner The Blue Dahlia Heartbeat and The Well Groomed Bride with mixed reactions. Commentary covers politics media and cultural debate amid war.
Answered questions about ancient law and an organ burial. The two oldest legal systems are the Roman and Babylonian codes. The English composer buried beneath the organ in Westminster Abbey is notable but not specified here.
Children should write thank you notes for gifts if they can write. The practice teaches manners and trains them for later years.
If today marks your birthday you can reach any goal you set. You are determined independent and headstrong with a clear alert mind absorbing what you see and hear. You are sincere generous in love loyal husband and a bitter enemy. Early hours may bring upset avoid arguments. A neighbor may offer a tip worth your attention and a secret ambition could be revealed tonight keep it confidential.
The list includes The Hindu and Persian as the sources. Henry Purcell is noted as a composer. The line quotes "Machine-Gun" Kelly shouting Don't shoot G-man in the account.
Brooks family preserves a 1724 violin crafted by Joseph Guarnerius. Mrs. Hugh Brooks holds the instrument since 1773, purchased by her ancestor William Justice at a sheriff's sale. The heirloom is valued at $3,000.
A root will yield sea pal for roughly four years according to the source.
The narrator contrasts two health outlooks amid musings on weather, health, and life, then endures eye pain fixed by a doctor. He reflects on seeing life as a whole through faith, while a malaria anecdote recalls lessons from a physician and a chaperone's sly price note.
A Goshen resident recalls a Savannah encounter where a ticket agent assumes he is from New York after asking when the next train to Chicago or Dallas leaves. The agent notes a New Yorker simply wants the next train out, highlighting regional perceptions.
A fragment notes Macbeth as king of Scotland and the Shakespearean tragedy inspired by his rise. The line mentions the historical figure and the famed literary work, with no full details.
The International Red Cross creates Document 10 100 to replace the Nansen passport for hundreds of thousands without a country. Issued in seven languages, it assists former detainees and refugees on return journeys, though it does not confer legal citizenship. A special edition 10 101 targets Balkan nationality claimants.
Berlin reports Allied Control Council orders to destroy Nazi and German military literature and monuments from World Wars I and II. Miss Vivian Cox notes Americans backed banning materials glorifying Nazi and militarist ideas. The order aims to confiscate and destroy literature and media to eradicate fascist and anti democratic ideas in Germany.
Harrisburg report says Pennsylvania will endure a teaching scarcity for three or four years with about 1400 vacant posts statewide amid a total of over 000 teachers.
W Clayton Elliott, a San Francisco attorney, bought Menlo Park city hall. The city government only leases space in the building, so the town will now pay rent to Elliott rather than the previous owner.
Local woman says she feared nylon shortages but could wear only house slippers due to severe foot problems. After several PED-EX treatments the itching stopped and skin softened. PED-EX is marketed for foot sufferers and sold in professional sizes at drug stores.
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