House Wives Told Not To Worry Over Shortage Scares
A wartime style plea urges housewives to ignore shortages and stockpiling fears. The article notes markets already offer substitutes for scarce metals and suggests practical guidance for daily household use during disruption.
Plastics to dominate in war era household goods shift
The Defense Commission says no immediate shortages for American housewives but urges substitutions and adjustments. Plastics will replace metals in cars and appliances, with over 200 plastic parts in autos already. Zinc and neoprene supplies are managed for military needs, while 400 other commodities await Priorities Board review as critical.
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Washington
U.S. Defense Commission
Knudsen-Hillman Office of Production Management
Defense
Alr
Mrs. America
Priorities Board
Defense Program
Dutch East Indies
Defense Commission
Doan's Pills Offered For Kidney Relief
Excess acids in blood overwork kidney tubes that filter waste. Kidney disorder signs include backache, pains, fatigue, waking at night, swelling, headaches, and dizziness. Doan's Pills, used for over 40 years, are advertised as safe relief to help kidneys flush out poisons.
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Dean
Idney
Doan
Pilot High School Plans April 18 Events
Pilot High School schedules an April 18 program with Viking and Finch literary societies in the annual Literary Night. The event follows with a baccalaureate sermon April 20 at 3 p.m. by Rev. C. R. Patterson and Class Night April 24 at 7 30 p.m. Graduation for the class of 41 is April 25 at 7 30 p.m. R. L. Pope will deliver the address.
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Pilot High School
Viking
Finch
C. R. Patterson
Grace Lutheran Church of
Thomasville
R. L. Pope
First National Bank of
Harris Proctor Durham wins sectional Legion oratorical crown
Wilmington April 17 Harris Proctor of Durham won the sectional championship of the American Legion oratorical contest representing the Carolinas Tennessee Florida and Georgia He defeated Jaimes Horton of Doddville Mississippi and Alf J Mapp Jr of Portsmouth Virginia and will compete in the national finals in Charleston South Carolina tomorrow night
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American Legion
Harris Proctor
Durham
Carolinas
Tennessee
Florida
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Jaimes Horton
Doddville
Miss
Alf J Mapp, Jr
Portsmouth
Charleston
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Cancer toll from Census shows digestive cancers lead
Cancer and other malignant tumors claim nearly 154000 victims yearly per Census figures. About 72000 deaths are from cancers of the digestive organs, highlighting the impact of digestive tract malignancies in the national death toll.
Building and Loan Boost In Fayetteville and Wilmington
Fayetteville and Wilmington building and loan associations show a sharp loan rise in the first quarter of 1941. Wilmington total loans reach 808,943 while Fayetteville loans amount to 500,000 and 210,000 for January through March, compared with the previous year.
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Wilmington
Fayetteville
Martin F. Gaudian
Raleigh
North Carolina Building and Loan League
Sail
Gaudian
Exercises To Maintain A Youthful Figure For Career Women
A health column advises the athletic routine to keep hips and thighs firm and the abdomen flat for the aging office worker. Five daily exercises, five days a week, start with a floor roll and progress to a seated forward bend, emphasizing controlled movements to strengthen stomach and leg muscles. The note ends with an aside about Burma rubies.
Jury Expected Case Today In Arson Charge Duo
In Lamerton on April 17 the jury was to hear the case of Ben G. Boyd, former assistant county schools superintendent, and Andrew Smith, former county carpenter, charged with setting fire to the Alfordsville Graded School on July 1. Judge W C Harris denied a motion to dismiss, noting the state presented motive and incendiary evidence.
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Lamberton
Ben G. Boyd
Andrew Smith
Alfordsville
W. C. Harris
Tallest Pitcher in Arizona-Texas League Clyde Watkins
El Paso reports Clyde Watkins stands seven feet tall as the tallest pitcher in organized baseball this season for the Arizona-Texas League. Watkins towered over competitors, drawing attention from teams seeking reach and control on the mound.
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Wallest
EL Paso
Paso
Clyde Watkins
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