CCC Loans On Cotton Crop In 1944
Auburn Alabama The War Food Administration through the Commodity Credit Corporation will loan on the 1944 crop cotton with rates tied to middling grades and location. Loan rates vary from about 21.94 cents per pound in the Carolinas mill area to about 21.52 cents in several Alabama counties. The parity price as of August 1 1944 was 21.08 cents per pound with a 92.5 percent parity.
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Auburn
Ale
Com- Credit Corporation
Carolinas
Arizona
Cali
Alabama
Calhoun
Chambers
Cherokee
Cleburne
Etowah, Lee
Raw
Russell
Talladega
Talcounties
Barbour
Blount
Bullock
DeKalb
Elmore
Macon
All
Shelby
St. Clair Ies
Autuaga
Bibb
Chilton
Coffee
Dale
Geneva
Henry
Jon
Jackson
Jefferson
Madion
Montgomery
Morgan
Pike
Butler
Covington
Crenshaw
Fayette
Hale
Lawrence
One
Lowndes
Perry
Tus- Walker
Winston Coun
Baldwin
Choctaw
Clarke
Col- Conecuh
Escambia
Franklin
Lamar
Lauderdale
Mar- Marion
Mobile
Monroe
Pick- Sumter
Washington
Wiscounties
August wheat price holds at 1.33 per bushel in Auburn
In Auburn Alabama A W Jones announces to the Administrative Officer that the August wheat price remains 1.33 dollars per bushel. The note also mentions cotton having more than 1 000 important uses.
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Auburn
Ala
A. W. Jones
Black and White Ointment Promises Skin Relief
Advert says Black and White Ointment treats acne boils and skin eruptions. Claims rapid antiseptic action and healing with money back guarantee. Also promotes Vital cleansing soap and White Plain Soap for skin care.
Navy Lieutenant Darrah Seen In Bitter Pacific Fights
Navy Lieutenant C A Darrah son of Mr and Mrs J W Darrah of Decatur served two years as communications officer on a destroyer and fought in the Macassar Straits Java Sea and other battles with the Japanese navy. He later studied at Annapolis and serves as assistant signal officer with a veteran Marine outfit. His father is a bank cashier and his brother a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army.
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South Pacific
Navy
C. A. Darrah
J. W. Darrah
Jackson Street
Decatur
Darrah
Macassar Straits
Java Sea
United States
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Vanderbilt Uni
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Naval Base
Cavite
P. H
Morgan County Bank
John
SAILOR WENDell THRASHER WANTS HOME DESPITE WAR
Seaman First Class Wendell F. Thrasher writes his mother in Danville that he hopes to be home before the war ends but has little chance. He describes battle injuries, weight loss, and his ship damaged and in the states. He asks for continued prayers from Union Grove pastor and hometown supporters.
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Seaman
Wendell EF. Thrasher
Gracie Thrasher
Danville 3
Seaman Thrasher
O. K
Union Grove
Decatur
Wendell
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