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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1946
Page
9
Berlin faces a growing tuberculosis crisis as 65 000 known cases are reported with over 20 000 infectious. Allied medical teams warn hospital space is scarce while many patients keep working and risk spreading disease. US authorities relocate soldiers to create emergency beds as the city endures scarce food and heating.
Mrs. Esther D. Malmgren's six year old umbrella, once 89 cents, reappears as an $8.95 model on a shop worn parasols rack. She spots it with a tag cut from 8.95 to 3. She identifies it by a broken handle worn paint and missing tip and retrieves it without paying the bargain price.
Charleston dispatch reports repairs on the Wappo drawbridge, which yesterday left the span open and delayed Folly Beach traffic for over two hours, should be finished today. State highway officials say vessels will be allowed to pass at the bridge pending completion of work. The piece notes that over 80 percent of the fur goods industry operates in New York.
AP News reports southern Alberta poised for a water boom as the St Mary Milk rivers project aims to irrigate 345 000 acres of semi arid prairie. The $15 million dam near Spring Coulee will supply irrigation by August 1949 with a seven year completion plan expanding total irrigated land to 700 000 acres and boosting yields and employment.
The new Japanese constitution promul gation on November 5 featured imperial rites and celebrations. The government plans a 70 million yen educational drive to explain the framework and foster democratic reform, with teachers from all provinces to study it in Tokyo.
William Eb McKenney discusses Earl and Mrs. Ackerman at the Hollywood Beach National in Hollywood Florida December 8 to 15. Mrs Ackerman's defense against a two no trump contract with a spade led to six tricks for East and West and a missed opportunity for declarer.
A Worcestershire farm sow has set a world record by producing 285 pigs in 11 years. She had 65 piglets born across three litters in one year, underscoring extraordinary fertility in the long span of her life.
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH alka line powder to sprinkle on dentures to keep them firmly set. It promises a confident, secure feel with no gummy or pasty taste and urges readers to buy PAL at any drug store.
Chicago story reports burglars lock the Schultz home after breaking a back door lock and double locking the front. Mrs Schultz returned to find entry and jewelry, cameras, and clothing valued around 12 000 dollars stolen. police notified.
The element chlorine gas was identified by Scheele who called it dephlogisticated muriatic acid. Its first WWI deployment occurred on April 2 1915 when German forces attacked Allied troops in France and Belgium.
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