Farmers mass meeting to discuss peanut quota law
R M Evans national instructor of the Triple A program will headline a Carolina Virginia peanut growers meeting at Murfreesboro on April 23. Floyd of NC State Cal explains the referendum on loans or diversion plans for 1941 42 and 43. Polling will follow past cotton tobacco referenda with district voting.
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Raleigh
R. M. Evans
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Virginia
Pearowers
Murfreesboro
Wedy
Evans
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Starling Introduction and Impact in North Carolina
The Starling, introduced from 1890 and 1891 New York importations, is now abundant in North Carolina. First NC record April 5 1919 near Willard. They thrive in flocks, nest in cavities, and eat many pests aid farmers, though they harm cherries and crops. Described as a bobtailed blackbird.
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North Carolina
Central Park
New York City
Willard
United States Biological Survey
North Carolina Bird Club
United States of Man plan eyed in Streit proposals
A long excerpt discusses Felix Streit’s ideas for a United States of Man federation with Britain, proposing a two-house or single-chamber parliament, expanded powers to wage war and regulate trade, and a dominant U S delegation. It outlines potential leaders Franklin Roosevelt or Winston Churchill as co executives and speculates on how such a union could outpace Allied alliances against Nazi Germany. The narrative notes the plan’s constitutional arc from Articles of Confederation to a U S of Man structure.
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Senate
Britain
U. S
British Empire
France
Belgium
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Switzerland
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Germany
New Nations Proposal Aims at Global United States
S Barton Heath proposes a universal United States by a federation of self-governing aging nations led by the United States and the United Kingdom of Britain and Ireland. Australia New Zealand South Africa and Eire would join as member states as they democratize, with other nations admitted thereafter.
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New York
S. Barton Heath
Clarence Streit
Ane Neva
The
York Times
United States
United Kingdom
Britain and Ireland
Canastralia
New Zealand
South Africa
Eire
STAR DANCER and the Dancers Puzzle Answers
Puzzle grid lists horizontal and vertical clues for a cross word style catalogue. Includes references to a famous dancer, various word clues with abbreviations, and a complete set of definitions such as Edible fungus Brim and several others.
New Contest For 4-H Clubs
College scholarships and trips to the National Club Congress are offered to 4-H Club members in a new accounting contest. It features three divisions farm accounting home accounting and crops enterprise accounting with records due by March 20 of next year. Sponsored by International Harvester, awards include four national scholarships and trips to Chicago for top finishers.
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College Station
Raleigh
National Club Congress
C. D. Thomas
N. C. State College Extension Service
Thomas
Chicago
North Carolina
International Harvester Company
Roxboro Lumber Fire Devastates Plant Damage Estimated
Roxboro April 21 Fire at the Pope Balaloc Lumber Company plant destroyed about 3,000,000 feet of lumber along with five small houses and several railroad cars. Wires burned disrupted Durham contact and trains were detained. David S. Weaver of North Carolina State College notes changing farm needs.
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Roxboro
Pope-Balaloc Lumber Company
Durham
North Carolina
David S. Weaver
WN. C. State College
Knudsen Hillman to co administer defense program and supreme tribunal
The piece discusses Knudsen and Sidney Hillman sharing control of a national defense program and a Supreme Court style tribunal with jurisdiction over disputes between states. It references the Senate report by Acting Comptroller-General Elliott and promises further facts in a forthcoming column to expose how government facilities are used to promote certain interests.
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Sidney Hillman
Supreme Court
Senate
Elliott
Expect Rise In Birth Of Colts April 21
North Carolina dairy region observes a surge in foals this spring per NC State College animal husbandry professor Fred M. Haig. With proper feed and care, colts can become top national quality. farmers with a good crop stand to profit as horse prices rise. Weaning begins at four to six months, gradual separation follows, and careful pasture and grain regimen continues through early development. Mares need rest before foaling, ample water, bran mash post foaling, and a two-week gap before returning to work if previously active.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
Fred M. Haig
North Carolina State College
Haig
Phoney Quiz and Vitamin Enriched Bread Notice
Cranium Crackers presents a quiz on telephone history with five questions about invention order and facts. It notes answers on an Ad Page and mentions a vitamin enriched bread on the market per Miss Mary F E Thomas extension nutritionist at N C State College.
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U. S
Mary FE. Thomas
N. C.state College
Younger Men of Asheboro profile June Lutterloh rising business figure
A narrative portrait of June Lutterloh, young Asheboro grocer and community leader. It details his family background in retail, college background at Guilford, shop improvements, a sandwich of a business course, and his broad civic involvement with the Young Business Men's Club, Junior Chamber, church groups, and local sports publicity.
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Asheboro
June Lutterloh
June
Franklinville
State Department of Education
Young Business Men's Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Senior Christian Endeavor Society of
Central Methodist Church
Young People’s Choir
Randolph County Young People’s Methodist Association
Young Business Men’s Club
Hkes
Girl Struck by Auto In Thomasville. Driver Arrested
Dora May Taylor, 10, was hit on Lexington Avenue Extension Sunday at five. She was not believed seriously injured and went to City Memorial Hospital before returning home. Driver E Grant Byerly of Greensboro was arrested on a reckless driving charge and released on bond.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Dora May Taylor
Lexington Avenue Extension
E. Grant Byerly
Fairmont Street
Greensboro
City Memorial Hospital
Prominent figures linked to plan to ship munitions to England
Claude Currie of the Security Building and Loan Association in Durham said a group of prominent figures is connected with a plan to charter a boat filled with armaments and send them to England. He noted $50,000 has already been raised toward the unnamed total for the operation, which would include items Hitler would hate to see reach England.
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Durham
Claude Currie
Security Building and Loan Association of
England
Hitler
Jenghiz Khan The Conqueror Of A Vast Empire
Uncle Rays Corner recounts Jenghiz Khan born 1162 and rising from Mongol tribe chief at 13 to conquer vast lands. After a near defeat at 40 he fled to a desert, rebuilt power and launched campaigns against the Keraits, Turks, and Chinese, creating the world’s largest medieval empire. Tomorrow: More About Senghiz Khan.
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Ghenghis
Jengiz
Jenghiz
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England
Wang Khan
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China
Jenshiz Khan
Uncle Ray
Senghiz Khan
Streetcars Cause Vibration Issues, Alderman Says
Milwaukee alderman John Kalupa told the city council utility committee that street car vibrations disturb some neighborhoods. He cited a recent instance when trolley motion jolted a denture plate held by a South Side church singer, a woman choir member.
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Milwaukee
John Kalupa
South Side
North Carolina seeds over one million acres in 1940 AAA year
E Y Floyd AAA executive officer reports 1 065 000 acres of legumes and grasses seeded in North Carolina during the 1940 AAA program year. A separate medical note states that a baby has two to three times as much skin surface in proportion to weight as an adult.
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North Carolina
E. Y. Floyd
AAA
N. C. State College
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