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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1946

Page

14

New Cotton Regulation Proposed by Agriculture Official

Washington November 9 Jary of Agriculture Anderson recommends sharp cuts in speculative cotton trading to correct price distortions in futures markets. A 30 000 bale cap would apply to all futures combined with exemptions for bonafide hedging. Public hearings set by the government’s Commodity Exchange Commission in December.

Washington Jary Ander Anderson

Dogs Prove Remarkable Memory and Color Sense

A collection of anecdotes shows dogs recalling past events to aid behavior and recognizing colors. Examples include a Collie named King in Cleveland who sought his vet after an injury, and a Gordon Setter tracing lineage from Scottish stock. Experiments indicate dogs can distinguish colors and learn by association, challenging color blindness assumptions.

King John Fislding Cleveland Ohio Fielding

The Gordon Setter Breed Lineage and Grouse Hunting Tie

The Gordon Setter is a dog breed developed from a pointing spaniel used to locate grouse. The article traces its origins to a sensing lineage in the middle of the last century, noting its hunting role and distinctive pointing behavior.

Season for Stealing Dogs Warns of Local Dognapping

A viewpoint warns that hunting season brings dog thefts by organized gangs and opportunists. Owners should secure dogs, as stolen hunting breeds are transported and sold. few return home.

Dogs Not Color Blind

An excerpt challenges the view that dogs see only black white and gray and questions the notion by discussing scientific treatises on canine color perception. The passage begins by noting long debates on dogs color vision and expresses doubt about absolute color blindness.

Distemper Threat to Dogs Warns Breeders

The article notes distemper kills many dogs yearly and is highly contagious. It warns kennels can be wiped out after a single case and germs spread on clothing. It urges inoculation, claiming at least 90 percent effectiveness, especially for puppies, while noting rare recurrences.

Registering a single pup depends on litter registration

You cannot register a puppy unless the litter is registered. The breeder must register the litter as a whole indicating the number of males and females, not every individual puppy. The national dog of England is the English Bulldog, as stated by F. L.

Wake Forest Trustees to Resume Meeting Next Saturday

Wake Forest college trustees met at Temple Baptist church in Durham to discuss matters for the Baptist state convention in Asheville. President John A. Oates said the session would resume next Saturday in Chapel Hill with planned policy decisions.

Durham Chapel Hill John A. Oates Board of Wake Forest College Asheville Temple Baptist Church Oates

Alumnae Seminar At Greensboro Concludes Today

Greensboro November 8 Dr James T Cleveland preacher to Duke University will deliver the closing university sermon at 11 o clock tomorrow The sixth Alumnae Seminar at Woman s College opened Friday night and is open to the public Chancellor W C Jackson will preside Several hundred visiting alumnae heard Ellen Woodward director of the office of inter agency and international relations of the federal security agency and Max Lerner chief editorial writer for PM speak at the morning session last night.

Greensboro Woman's College James T. Cleveland Duke University Daughters of W. C. Jackson Ellen Woodward Office of Interagency and International Relations Federal Security Agency Max Lerner

No Big Change Seen By Pratt

Miss Jane Pratt, the first and only woman from North Carolina in Congress, sees no major shift in policy with Republicans gaining control. She did not run in the eighth district election, viewing the GOP landslide as a protest against 15 years of Democratic rule rather than a full ideological move. Pratt believes Republicans will not scrap Social Security era laws but will revise some labor statutes.

Charlotte Jane Pratt North Carolina Roosevelt

Radio Program Schedule Adjustments by Networks

Corrections list eastern times adjusted to central and mountain zones, with relay times by local stations. The schedule spans daily blocks from 1:00 PM to 11:00 PM featuring forums, music, dramas, news, and variety shows across CBS NBC and ABC networks, with notes on possible variations by locale.

America United Abe People’s Forum Cbs Johnny Thompson Abe L. E. Lawes Leo Durocher The Chicago Roundtable Abe Lyman Bryson Sammy Kaye Mbs Howard K. Smith Cbs Opportunity USA Robert Merrill Cbs Warriors of Peace Abc Married For Life Barrow Abc Alfredo Antonini Stradivari Abc News Abc New York Philharmonic Dr. Canfield Hollywood Sam Pettengilis Waiz Kids Joe Keily Abe Phil Spithing Ugirls Green Hornet NBC Symphony Toscanini Patrice Munsel Cbs Darts Dough Shadow Hoagy Carmichael Cba David Harding Abe Quick Bill Shirer Catholic Radio Service Abe Ozzie & Harriet Abe Those Websters Bob Burns Abe Kate Smith Willie Piper Abe Nick Carter Jack Benny Abe Gene Autry Drew Pearson Mbbs Phil Harris Alice Faye Cns Stump Charlie McCarthy Hergen Abe Sam Spade Paul Whiteman Fred Allen Nbe Geo. C. Putnam Parky We, the People

YMCA Reports National Reach With 1244 Branches and 1.200 Million Members

The YMCA lists 1,244 branches across the United States and a total membership of 1,200,777, reflecting broad national presence and community participation.

YMCA United States

First U S Ambassador to the Philippine Republic

The text asks who was the first U S ambassador to the Philippine Republic and who is the Philippine president, noting questions about years of U S administration and a church duty schedule. It also includes a Sunday horoscope advising celebrants born on the Sabbath, and cautions about medicines and flammables with Gemini moon timing.

U. S Philippine Republic U.S Philippines

Beecher Quote on Liberty and Individual Freedom

A Beecher quotation highlights the real democratic idea as liberty for each person to become what God made them without hindrance, emphasizing individual freedom over leveling.

H. W. Beecher

Personal Outlook Forecast and Social Advice

You show persistence and determination and prefer planning alone. You enjoy good home life and loyal partnership. Complete yesterday’s tasks, avoid starting new ones, and consider an unusual income idea. Discuss it with a trusted confidant and seek early evening fun before later, less favorable aspects.

Hints on Etiquette The ushers at a church wed

The fragment notes ushers at a church and suggests etiquette guidance for a wedding event. It emphasizes orderly seating, respectful conduct, and attention to ceremony details as part of proper church protocol.

Notable Leaders Discuss Postwar Roles and Timelines

Paul V. McNutt, formerly high commissioner there, discusses postwar roles and timelines. Manuel A. Roxas is also referenced in context. The conversation spans nearly 48 years of history, noting long-standing relationships and future directions.

Paul V. McNutt Manuel A. Roxas

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