On this day in 1946, The Forum reported on a veterans housing bill passing the Senate, aiming to construct 2,700,000 new dwellings by the following year. Locally, North Dakota Democrats made seven changes to their primary election slate of candidates, with new nominations for positions below the governor. The changes included replacements for lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, state treasurer, and other positions. The article highlighted the reasons for these changes, including campaign strategy and personal desires of candidates. Notably, there was no contest in the Democratic primary, ensuring that all candidates were likely to be nominated for the general election. Additionally, the Nonpartisan League advisory committee was set to fill two vacancies in its primary election slate. The article also included an advertisement for spring fashion, providing a glimpse into the lifestyle and interests of the time.
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