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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1946
Page
5
An overview of tetanus causes and defenses notes that the germ tetanus bacillus from soil contaminates wounds especially war injuries and firecracker wounds. Vaccination with toxoid and antitoxin protection is emphasized with promising uses of clavacin and penicillin in treatment, plus ongoing germ growth inhibitors.
Aviation editor describes a future where priority cargo and air mail fly by pilotless rockets, with radio control and weather independence. Commercial bombers carry 100 passengers on 5000 mile trips in 18 hours, while jet and rocket propulsion enable global hourly schedules and supersonic routes.
The Carolina Motor club announced a new complete world-wide travel service available at all Carolinas travel offices. Mrs Thelma Ryan said domestic and foreign travel facilities are provided with plans to book auto, plane, train, or bus travel along with lodging. The service partners with the American Automobile Association and AAA affiliated clubs nationwide to offer up to date travel information and arrangements.
In Thomasville Local No. 286 of the United Furniture Workers CIO led by Henry D. Bass votes to extend the strike against the Thomasville Chair company. The action follows two National Labor Relations Board conciliation meetings on November 4 and 6 without agreement and critiques a ten percent wage offer as insufficient.
Chapel Hill observed Sadie Hawkins Day with Dogpatch themed events as Jerry Lee style crowds paraded on campus. Mule wagons barefoot students and parsnip preserves filled the scene while Marryin Sam drew laughs in costume. The big chase occurred at Pittser Field then a square dance in Woollen Gym capped the celebration.
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