Price Wage Controls and Tax Predicted to Meet War Costs
In Durham, economist Dr. Spengler and Duke professor James B. Duke discuss inflation, wage price limits, and the need for wartime fiscal policy. They urge be limiting construction and raising rediscount rates to free resources for military commitments while warning investors about rising prices eroding fixed incomes. They favor targeted spending and教育 reforms in North Carolina to build a skilled workforce.
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the Register
Danville
Durham
N.C
Viet Nam
American Economic Association
James B. Duke
Duke University
Federal Reserve System
Southeast Asia
China
Dr.engler
Spengler
Dr. Spengler
North Carolna
North Carolina
Proposed Out Of Federal Airport Aid Opposed By 15 National Organizations
Washington DC fif teens national organizations concerned with airports oppose President Johnsons budget plan to rescind 21 million in federal airport aid for 1967. They warn cutbacks threaten a national system of airports, safety, and emergency readiness while noting a need for 2 billion in four year construction funds. They cite a survey showing three dollars in local and private matching for every federal dollar and list member groups including Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association and National League of Cities.
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Washington, D. C
U.S
Federati
Congress
National Airports
U.P
Airport Operators Council
American Association of Airport Executives
National Association of State Aviation Officials
Agencias
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Air Transport Association of America
American Road Builders Association
Associated General Contractors of America
Association of Local Transport Airlines
National Association of Counties
National Association of State: Aviation Officials
National Aviation Trades Association
National Business Aircraft Association
National League of Cities
National Pilots Association, United States Conference of Mayors, and
Utility Airplane Council of the
Aerospace Industries Association of America
Highest Call For 130 County Men For February Physicals
In a county record, Local Board 93 at Chatham ordered 130 Pittsylvanians to report for armed forces physicals on February 14 and 85 more on February 17. The large call marks one of the busiest months since the Korean War, with report times set for 4:30 a.m. and lists the numerous names assigned to February 14 and 17 examinations.
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Pittsylvanians
Chatham
Ray K. Price, Jr
Ferman James
Mark B. Adama
Jerry L. Garland
Bennie F. Smith
Tarwell Henry, Jr
Eldridge W. King
Marvin B. Dalton, Jr
Jeremiah Farmer, Jr
Robert L. Gunnell
Coleman J. Phelps
Gene E. King
David R. Osborne
James L. Clay
Samuel M. Barker
David B. Jones
Harrison Williams
Berkley E. Smith
Hugh B. Riddle
Jey
Clarence R
Turner Wins Promotion In National Guard
Garnett L. Turner of Danville has been promoted from warrant officer to chief warrant officer in the Virginia National Guard. Turner serves as administrative technician for Headquarters Battery, First Battalion, 246th Artillery, in Danville and was announced by Lt. Col. Bennie K. Hayden with orders from Richmond. Turner's long service began in 1941 with multiple posts including Ft. Lee and Ft. Bragg, and after a career in and out of active duty, he remains in the Guard at his current rank and in Danville with his wife Lorraine Nance at 234 Shamrock Dr.
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Garnett L. Turner
Danville
Virginia National Guard
Turner
246Th Artillery
Bennie K. Hayden
Batttalion
General’s
Richmond
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Ft. Lee
Ft. Bragg
U.S. Army Reserve
560Th Field Artillery
360Th
Fork Polk
Inactive National Guard
AAA
Ja5
National Guard
Lorraine Nance
Shamrock Dr
Brothers honored at Virginia Feed Convention in Roanoke
D W Brosnan president of Southern Railway System to be honored at a special appreciation banquet February 22 23 during the Virginia Feed Convention and Nutrition Conference in Roanoke R W Williams of Dry Fork Milling Co will present a plaque for distinguished service to Virginia agriculture Brosnan will speak about rail rate reductions saving Virginia farmers over 2 million annually and the final approval came last September 10 after an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling W D Moore Jr of Southern States Cooperative will be toastmaster following the banquet the event includes dancing at the Hotel Roanoke Ballroom and sessions on poultry animal nutrition and profitable management with authorities from Virginia and four other states present Theme Tomorrow's Feeds for Virginia Today.
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Roanoke
D. W. Brosnan
Southern Railway System
Virginia
R. W. Williams
Dry Fork's Milling Co
Dry Fork
Virginia State Feed Association
Brosnan
Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. D. Moore, Jr
Southern States Cooperative
Feed Association
Funeral Rites Held For J. B. Staton Jr
Final rites for J. B. Staton Jr were held yesterday at Swicegood Funeral Home with Rev B B Isley officiating. Interment in Highland Burial Park followed graveside rites by Morotock Lodge of Masons. Pallbearers named: Dock A Sheril Edward Scruggs J P Francis E C Gerringer C N Vassar Dr A W Viccellia Frank Walters Tommy Adams Sam Murphy Irvin Wall.
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J. B. Staton, Jr
Chapel of Swicegood Funeral Home
B. B. Isley
Highland Burial Park
Morotock Lodge of Masons
Dock A. Sheri
Edward Scruggs
J. P. Francis
E. C. Gerringer
C. N. Vassar
A. W. Viccellia
Frank Walters
Tommy Adams
Sam Murphy
Irvin Wall
Local Virginia Women Train For Head Start Program
Sixteen Virginia women including a Danville group are among trainees at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro preparing to become Project Head Start teachers. The two month session ends March 18, equipping these women to teach preschoolers in disadvantaged communities. More Virginians may join sessions slated to begin April 15 and June 26, with applications via local coordinators to the Office of Economic Opportunity in Washington.
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Danville
Virginia
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
William F. Colbert
Uncg School of Education
Office of
Eccene Opportunity
Funeral Rites Set Today For Mrs Haraway
The funeral for 81 year old Mrs Callie Carter Haraway will be held at 3 p.m. at Townes Memorial Chapel with burial in Mountain View Cemetery. A native of Henry County she lived most of her life in Danville and was a member of Moffett Memorial Baptist Church. Surviving are three daughters including Mrs Carson Cassada and Mrs B Harvey Jr both of Danville and Mrs Naomi H McKee of West Palm Beach Fla, a half brother Robert Atkins of Greensboro NC, a half sister Mrs Fannie Pierce of Miami Fla, four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The body will lie in state at Townes Funeral Home on Main Street and the family will be at the home of Mrs B T Harvey Jr 124 Park Ave.
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Callie Carter Haraway
Townes Memorial Chapel
Mountain View
B. Harvey Jr
Danville
Naomi H. McKee
West Palm Beach
Fla
Robert Atkins
Greensboro
N.C
Fannie Pierce
Miami
Townes Funeral Home
Main St
B. T. Harvey Jr
Park Ave
William C Finch Receives Honorary Litt D Degree
Dr William C Finch president of Emory and Henry College accepted an honorary Litt D degree from Southwestern University in Georgetown Texas during its 126th Charter Day convocation He joined Southwestern in 1941 from Oklahoma City University where he was dean of men He held multiple roles including head of religion and philosophy and Bible department before becoming president in 1950 at age 32 later resigning in 1951 to become dean at Vanderbilt University Divinity School
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William C. Finch
Emory & Henry College
Texas University
Finch
Georgetown
Texas
Southwestern University
Oklahoma City University
Southwestern
Alutant
South Western
Vanderbilt University Divinity
Smory and Heary College
Finch Wolds
Hampden-Sydney College
the Biblical Seminary
New York
Union Theological Seminary
Drew University
America
South
Southwest
University Senita
The
Methodist Church
Virginians praised for mercy on epic road clearing
Highway crews and contractors aided hundreds of stranded motorists and isolated families during the snow emergency from the Eastern Shore to Virginia’s north counties. They plowed roads, delivered medicine, ferried expectant mothers, and improvised shelters as hours of overtime accrued. A Culpeper foreman died of a heart attack amid the strain.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Highway Department
Montgomery County
Fredericksburg
Henry County
Rockbridge
Crewe
Lexington
Pital
Bristol
Amherst County
Callega
Culpeper
Northern Neck
Bertha Scruggs 71 dies in Lynchburg Hurt native obituary
Mrs Bertha Fielder Scruggs 71 of Hurt died Saturday at 1 30 p m in Virginia Baptist Hospital Lynchburg She was a Bedford County native widow of Edward C Scruggs born May 10 1894 daughter of James R and Martha Preston Fielder She belonged to New Prospect Baptist Church and Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Survived by six sons five daughters two sisters and one brother The body goes to Mrs Harpers Hurt home Sunday afternoon Funeral arrangements incomplete
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Altavista
Bertha Fielder Scruggs
Hurt
Virginia Baptist Hospital
Lynchburg
Bedford County
Edward C. Scruggs
James R
Martha Preston Fielder
J. Clarence Scruggs
Spencer, N C
Preston Scruggs
Kenosha
Wis
Fairfax Scruggs
Park Ridge
Marvin Scruggs
Chicago
Malcolm Scruggs
Stencil Walker
Johnny Harper
Carter Layne
Gretna
Ruth Giglio
Arlington
Annie Rice
Salisbury
C. D. Fielder
Moneta
W. M. Freeland
Spencer
J. L. Mowery
Harper
Hurt Rt
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James C. Womack
Daywood N. Pannell
Charlie W. Moser
Harry L. Coleman
Tony T. Coward
Robert J. Marable
Willie D. Miller
Kenneth W. Roach
Jackie W. Phelps
Curtis J. Price
John F. Tarpley
Sidney C. Thacker
Leadwood L. Murrell
William T. Walker
Gerald W. Garrett
Robert J. Brooks
Leonard E. Adams
Elton C. Grant, Jr
George E. Hubbard
Isaac TR. Quay
David P. Saunders
Owen Barrett
John W. Price
Albert “. Watkins
Curtis R. Ingram
Gary D. Kinsler
Charlie J. Jennings
Norman
Calloway
Arthur L. Miller
Garland L. Dixon
Joe A. Carter
Ronnie L. Haymore
William H. Terry
John B. Easley
Howard L. Coles
Charlie H. Glass
Ben, Milam
William FE. Robertson
Harry L. Reynolds
William K. Fulcher
Donald B. Younger
Tutner
Farmer
Shelby A. Hogan, Jr
George E. Younger
Charles Pritchett
W. Adkins, Jr
Michael J. Hudgins
Freddie Walker
Harold G. Craft
Grady Hammock
Charlie J. Reid
Samuel D. Farris, Jr
Harold
Coats
Callahan
Watson St
Swift
Wrench
Stokesionag
We. Main
Franklin Turnpike
Five Forks
Honor Brosnan
Mrs. Haraway
W. C. Finch
Litt. D
Mammouth
Rs. Scruggs
C. C. Crowder
Purdum Paint CO
Piney Forest Road
Mountain Hill 4
Assembly of God Church
Mountain Hill
Mandeya Mey
Huklli Tea x
Tyler
South Western Insitute
Wexahachie
Maryland
Imege
Ebony
Ber. Ervin M. Hukill, Evangelist
Thomas Alva Edison
Edison
Electric Power Industry
Electric Dept
Division of Water, Geo & Elec
City of
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