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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
14
Questions ask how the governor general gains their powers, identify Canada’s largest city’s union, and name Canada’s two major railroad systems. The rest offers etiquette hints and date based advice with generic wisdom about relationships and manners.
Fragmentary text mentions the king of England and Canada and a government operated railway system.
A 1946 King Features piece describes how a low salt diet aided sleep in some patients. By reducing salt intake and increasing leafy vegetables and potatoes, patients slept eight hours, felt calmer, and experienced fewer disturbing dreams. Doctor supervision and caution about heat, hydration, and sedatives are emphasized.
Hamilton Missouri once hosted prefabricated houses from the 1800s. A. G. Davis arranged lumber and pegs for a two story home with bored holes, then Otis Richardson ordered another similar house serving as home and post office. During the Civil War the house aided Union activities with mail and sandwiches.
A 20 year old French stowaway who fought in American units seeks asylum in the United States. Marcel Pierrel of Plainfaing Vosages was paroled to his aunt in Noblestown and asks Washington authorities to allow him to remain. He traveled with the 141st infantry after serving with the Third Army and the 36th engineers.
Charlies L. Chennault son of Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault reenlists in the Army Air Forces at Mobile Alabama. The Waterproof Louisiana native, a former staff sergeant, will be assigned to the Mobile air technical service command flight line as an aircraft electrician.
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