Diversified Farming Urged For Cotton Farmers Of America
NEW YORK AP Cotton farmers labeled the lowest income group should diversify farming and cut costs to compete domestically and internationally. Secretary Tyson urged better use of resources and lower costs to reduce cotton surpluses. He pledged department support to help exporters access competitive world prices through the Commodity Credit Corporation and remove surplus producing varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Farmers of America
New York
Clint Anderson
Agneus
Coron Excherge
Warnteg
Jowest Con
Anderson
Park Anderson
Pices
Commodity Credit Corporation
Telegraphs Link Ghent to Allied Installations In Belgium
A press release reports the 3124th Signal Service Company has installed a complete communications system linking Ghent port with army installations in northern Belgium and Holland. The unit includes Pfc Golden Bostic and Pic Rey L Baker. Also noted: Stromberg-Cilrason plans to double telephone production driven by Army Signal Corps contracts. A Pacific Naval base shop is shown with five barbers setting up quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Golden Bostic
Dothan
Pic
Rochester
Stromberg-Carlson Company
Lee MecCanne
Army Signal Corps
Pacific
Navy
Moss
Navy Barber Moss Enlists After Auburndale Work
Lonzo Moss a third class ship serviceman and barber from Auburndale Florida entered the Navy in July 1942 after attending Pansey high school. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Cleve Moss of Do'er ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
Pansey High School
Navy
Lonzo Moss
Auburndale
Fiz
USN
Cleve Moss
Do'ter
Misjudgment blamed in Empire State Building bomber crash
The War Department cites unfavorable weather and misjudgment by pilot and ground crews in the July 2 Empire State Building crash that killed 14. Lt. Col. William D. Smith Jr. departed New Bedford for LaGuardia under contact flight rules and sought Newark clearance upon approaching New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Empire State Building
New York City
Manhattan
Department
William D. Smith, Jr
New Bedford
Mass
la Guardia Field
New York
la Guardia
Newark
N. J
Holiday Confusion Delays Business Reopening After War
Banks and markets kept holiday hours with mixed reopenings as the nation completes wartime celebrations. Workers return gradually. some plants run on skeleton crews while others shut briefly. S-Sgt. Charles E. Barnhill and Marvin Snellgrove, both of Dothan, Alabama, listed among servicemen awaiting transport from Camp Detroit near Laon, France.
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Associated Press
New York State
Charles E. Barnhill
Marbury St
Dothan
Pie
Marvin Snellgrove
313Rd Signal Company
Camp Detroit
Laon
France
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Cotton Exchange
Wat
Gevernment
Putes Wn Bromers
Gyer al R-Skebear
Acthea
Louis L. Goldblatt
Wedreniay
Srink A Shell
DR. Pepper Bottling Company
Dothan, Alabama
Belgium
Jake Baek
Pilch Tk Jurt
Rod
Wer Eo
Navy Barber
America
Eastern Air Lines, Inc
Eastern
Jones
Great Silver Fleet
Mateori
Stephens
Bear’s Jewelry CO
Francis James
North Foster St
Dallas A. Yon
N. Foster
Ti-Ty Creek
Geneva County
Samson
John T. Michell
Coffee Springs
Alabama
Hhorse Farm
Senoa
A. J. Cherry
Dupree
Ashford
iFi
ML Ray
Cottonwood
Ala
Lilsten
Talmage Benton
Midland City
Fred Williams
Pansey
Huey A. Godwin
Wicksburg
Davis
C. Moss
Slocomb
John Deere
Osmond North
S. Appletree
Henry King
Greenwood
Malone-Greenwood
Chipley
Orange Hill Road
O. D. Joiner
Route 1
Fla
Woodrow McKay
Fred Lee
Army Saddle
R. FE. Wells
Route 3
Dothan. Wy
Bethel Church
Albert Fowler
Graceville
Ford Tractor
B. D. Shepard
Hartford
Silas Sellers
Weller
Lucy Road
R. Moody
Route 2
Cynthia Smith
Ashford-Cottonwood Road
Allen Snell
John F. Collins
Newton
RFC
Vicksburg
J. Wester Rathel
Cottondale
Spring Hill Church
Roan Grantham
Newville
C. B. Hall
Dothanam
C. W. Clearman
Burch Campbell
Union Church
Ozark
Ray Flowers
Wamon Faulk
Montgomery Highway
Eugene Para- More
A J. Hobbs
Virgil Brumer
H J. Greathouse
F. Whitaker
C. W. Turvin
Old Kinsey Road
W. L. Croley
Greenwood Products Company
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