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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1946
Page
10
In Catonsville Maryland a 3-year-old boy and his 2-year-old sister climbed to a kitchen in the family home at 5 a.m. to cook breakfast. Their mother Georgia heard screams, rushed to the second floor, and called for help as the children used a comic as batter to make pancakes.
New York University appoints Dr. Ira De A Reid as visiting professor at the education school for the next school year making him the first Negro named to a full-time professorship there. Reid chairs the sociology department at Atlanta University and was announced by Dean Ernest O Melby.
Observation describes pure silk burning cleanly with no smolder after extinguishing. It notes a burnt odor likened to death and a round black bead ash that pulverizes when ground.
A 32 year old Spaniard, Don Juan Carlos Theresa Silverio Alfonso de Borbony Mountbatten, son of King Alfonso, pursues the throne amid exile. Raised in court, he found freedom in England at Dartmouth, later aligning with Rome and exile circles, before life in Switzerland. His plans hinge on democratic lessons learned during years abroad.
The AFL United Mine Workers announced a contract termination at midnight May 30 affecting about 75,000 Pennsylvania hard coal miners. The action follows two weeks of negotiations and was signed by secretary treasurer Thomas Kennedy and union officials at a morning meeting.
In Frederick Maryland a city refuse truck crew found a heavy box picked up with others. They opened it and woke a sleeping boy who fled in fear. Officials warned the boy could have been crushed if the box had been compacted on the truck bed.
The United States produced roughly half of all radios manufactured, reflecting strong domestic electronics output amid rising consumer demand and technological advances in communication devices. Local factories expanded capacity to meet growing orders from retailers and international markets.
Erwin Brunner, age 47, reports walking 218,400 miles as a newspaper carrier, about eight trips around the world. He says he never drops a paper atop a house and emphasizes keeping perfume in a dark cool place away from light.
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