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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1946
Page
2
Leigh Nov 13 Fairman A H Graham of the Highway Commission advocates a constitutional amendment to prevent diversions of highway funds to the general fund. He cites Carolina Road Builders magazine noting a projected loss of about 4,500,000 dollars annually if expenditures diverge, urging the fund stay dedicated to highway purposes.
PORTLAND Ore Nov 13 Al S Goss master of the Naval Grange outlines plan to end acreage controls and boost farm production at the 80th annual Grange convention addressing legates from 36 states He argues surpluses are stable but solvable and calls for war level machinery to dispose of surpluses noting America sent 3 500 000 pounds to Russia in 1944
Dean P. E. Lindley of High Point college warned Civitan members at the Sheraton luncheon about waning enthusiasm for American ideals and the flag. He cautioned against communist propaganda, urged religious freedom, and called for teaching the flag’s meaning in schools and homes. Arch Richardson’s team won the attendance award.
The Palestine railway administration halted all passenger trains on the Jerusalem Lydda and Lydda Jaffa lines until further notice. A poster signed by Irgun Zvai Leumi claimed responsibility for recent railway attacks. Schedules are now daytime only and the monthly total of railway blasts reached fourteen.
Eleven meetings are planned to launch the state wide rural industries program. Governor Cherry's appointee L D Bauer announces dates: Elizabeth City November 18 Wilmington 19 Goldsboro 20 Southern Pines 25 Charlotte 26 North Wilkesboro December 2 Asheville December 3 Bryson City December 4 Raleigh December 9 Roxboro December 10 Greensboro December 11.
The Progressives among 246 Republicans seek greater influence on key committees and party policy. They may appeal to the Republican steering committee tomorrow, then push the case to the party caucus if needed. Martin, slated to be speaker, favors tax cuts, reform adherence, and succession legislation.
Government experts say price rises may slow housing and living costs if rents and services stay steady, while over all inflation adds tax revenue. Officials warn a Republican Congress will curb spending but inflation persists, supporting budget balancing aims despite altered plans.
An army and Red Cross relief effort mobilized from Colorado Springs to aid widespread snowbound districts. C-47s and United Airlines helped transport hay to cattle and starving antelope while seven Weasel vehicles and three bulldozers conducted mercy missions from Pueblo. Karval and Ordway areas reported severe snow depths and cattle losses, with agencies prioritizing ~family rescues and flu cases amid the blizzard.
Big Four foreign ministers in session last night left room for direct negotiations between Italy and Yugoslavia on Trieste fate. Molotov temporarily backs off on drafting a new statute, Byrnes proposes ministers review, and others express cautious optimism amid ongoing deadlock.
Washington reports 1946 tobacco production at 2.269 billion pounds, up 14 percent from last year and 1 percent above month-ago estimates. Burley output 612 million pounds, fly cured 1.323 billion, with North Carolina No 11 flue cured 339.2 million and No 13 at 113.05 million. North Carolina burley 17.375 million, down from last year.
Commodore William R. Ryan urged former Navy personnel to rush applications for terminal leave pay. About 1.565 million claims had been received by last Saturday, with an expected 3.5 million total. The Navy processes claims at 20,000 daily, using 1,200 clerks at Great Lakes Naval Training Station to handle payments.
The New York stock market drifted lower on November 13 4 with moderate liquidation and no steep drop. Principal losers included General Motors Douglas Aircraft Santa Fe Southern Pacific Montgomery Ward Goodyear Goodrich International Harvester American Water Works Baltimore and Ohio International Nickel Union Carbide Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet and Sears Roebuck. Early winners faded while Anaconda Kennecott Electric Power & Light North American and Phelps Dodge fell. some recovery appeared for U S Steel American Telephone and Chrysler. Bonds were narrow and commodities mixed.
Cotton futures opened with gains as traders bid futures higher by 45 cents a bale from yesterday. December stayed around 60.80 while March and May posted varied quotes and ranges with declines noted in noon prices across several contracts.
In New York the cotton textile market shows heavy demand and bids 25 to 30 percent above old ceilings for prompt goods. Nearby offerings are scarce. some print cloths and sheeting sold for first quarter delivery next year while many selling houses stay on the sidelines. Wool goods are quiet as converters eye spring deliveries. rayon is up about 20 percent with gray goods likely rising 20 to 25 percent to cover higher costs and yarn advances.
USDA based tally shows arrivals 126 and on track 235 with total US shipments 767 and moderate supplies. Idaho Russets seen weaker with bids 2.10 to 3.35 per cwt, Colorado Red McClures 2.75 to 2.90, Minnesota-North Dakota Couplers 1.95 to 2.00, Bliss Triumphs 2.25 to 2.40 washed and 2.10 unwashed, Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 2.90 to 3.00 all for US 1 quality.
The Krug-Lewis pact faces Burke opposition over unionization of supervisors a five cent royalty for welfare and retirement and a federal mine safety code. Negotiations stalled after Burke blocked the September agreement and southern operators remained outside while talks continued in a calm, friendly session.
Hollywood buzz centers on Frank Sinatra and spouses reconciliation at Slapsy Maxie's club drawing hundreds of photographers. Singers and actors mingle as tabloids note Julia Crawford heading east in December and other star lapses into gossip.
The IATSE union offers a 5000 reward for information on the hand grenade attack at Norman Pottle’s Van Nuys home as strikers threaten escalated action. Affected families report acid bottles hurled at two other non striker homes. no injuries reported. Canada eel production also noted, with shipments exceeding 1,500,000 pounds expected.
Joe Steffy army guard earned lineman of the week in the AP poll after a standout performance in the game at Yankee Stadium. He faced strong ballots from several top players including Alton Baldwin and Jim Martin, with praise from Army line coach Herman Hickman.
Columbia State notes Meeks played 45 minutes in a brutal game described as the roughest seen. He was removed only after a nosebleed worsened to blood smeared in his eyes. Despite the pounding, his center snaps remained perfect and no further injuries were noted.
Charles Edward Weant age 18, son of residents of 306 Corbett Street, is home on leave before deployment overseas. He enlisted in the U S Army medical corps in September. The article notes that some North American Indians greased their bodies to guard against cold.
The piece notes price shifts after decontrol with buyer strikes from retailers and buyers, predicting higher overall retail prices despite some easing as producers face production losses and wage costs. It warns of meat decontrol effects and consumer shifts toward value, with expectations of inflation and a Merry Christmas for stocks.
An old advertisement warns that a persistent three day cough may signal chronic bronchitis if untreated. It promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy that reaches the bronchial membranes to loosen phlegm, soothe irritation, and restore rest with a money back guarantee.
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