Campaign to Conserve Food Aims at North Carolina
Raleigh April 27 The statewide drive to raise food and feed acreage shows visible results says John Paul Lucas executive secretary of the North Carolina Food Conservation Commission. Commercial bodies are urged to mobilize resources to cultivate idle land near towns and produce corn soybeans cowpeas potatoes and other staples for war needs and domestic use.
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Raleigh
John Paul Lucas
North Carolina Food Conservation Commission
North Carolina
Europe
Germany
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Raleigh Rotary Club
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Bureau
Mecklenburg
Johnston County
Manly
Bickett
Citigens of
America
Food Conservation Commission
Senate to Tone Down Spy Bill Amid Public Debate
Rochester Herald notes the senate aims to soften the spy bill to placate critics and suggests a subdued environment for strong language toward Filson and the flag if a supportive crowd is nearby.
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Senate
Filson
Flag
Rochester Herald
Dead Bodies of Soldiers Used to Make Fertilizer
reports from multiple sources claim German forces render dead soldiers for fats oils and bone meal with a Belgian German and British press confirming the tale. The operation allegedly runs near Gerolstein with a large factory complex and guards keeping workers confined.
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London
Paris
Pope Benedict
Germany
Informazione
Liege
Brussels
Gerolstein
D. A. VG
Deutsche Abfalls Verwertungsgesellschaft
Flo La Badie Urges Women to Plant Gardens for War
Florence La Badie calls on women to cultivate backyards as a patriotic war effort. She details a New Rochelle garden plan with tomatoes onions potatoes lettuce corn and more and urges continual planting for steady food supply amid rising costs. A second item notes a patriotic wedding in New York with national colors and military cadets.
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Flo la Badie
Florence la Badie
Mortie Star
New Rochelle
N. Y
Miss la Badie
United States
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Teir Wai
Hinesami
Stowell
Hotel Majestic
Gene Kreyv Miller
L. L. McIntyre
St. John’s College
Brooklyn
America
Food Conservation Urges Virginians Planting Day
A Washington bulletin urges conservation of all food and elimination of waste in homes. It warns overeating harms health and efficiency and promotes careful preparation, use of leftovers, and neat handling to reduce waste. Governor Stuart designates today planting day for Virginians with arable land to bolster food supplies.
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Washington
Richmond
Stuart
Schedule of Train Arrivals and Departures Shown
The timetable lists expected arrival and departure times at stations with note that actual times may vary. It includes train numbers No 27 and No 28 with listed morning and afternoon sessions and several time stamps such as 2:45 and 8:45 AM plus 4:00 and 6:42 PM among others.
Southern Railway Schedule Details and Inbound Arrivals
A dated timetable lists departure and arrival times for Southern Railway services including No 107 141 143 135 135 S 142 186 134 and notes North High Point and South High Point layover times. It shows morning and afternoon slots with options at 1:22 8:06 12:29 3:37 5:56 9:30 10:03 and 10:43.
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L'Independence Belge
London Times
England
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Times
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Rome
Enterprise
New York Sun
L’independence Belge
Fars
Trace Mark White
Bari Drug Co
Old Common
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Insurance Service
J. Gurney Briggs
Mer
City Transfer Co
J. A. Dalton
J. E. Guy
Elwood Basement
W. A. Barber
New York Life Insurance
F. A. Ogburn
High Point
N. OC
Bank of Commerce
Carolina & Yadkin River
Taranteea
Chang
Otie
Thomasville
Gordontown
Denton
High Rock
Gordonton
Thomasvill
Stamey Company
Rexall
Bell
North State
J. Fred Tesh
Optometrist
Southern Railway
North
SOU
Sary
Arctic
Max Bones
High Point, N. C
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