Two Man Races Loom For North Carolina Offices In 1944
The state heads toward two six candidate contests as former Governor Clyde Hoey declares for the Senate while Judge Wilson War withdraws from the governor race. Cherry and Dr Ralph McDonald appear set for the governor contest. The piece predicts two interesting, issue driven campaigns with cross endorsements likely and stresses the national stakes for NC.
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North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs praised
The NCFWC High Police lauds its sister organization as a leading force in education welfare and progress for North Carolina women. It urges more vision and ambitious goals from male groups and calls for continued future‑oriented efforts.
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North Carolina Federation
North Carolina
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Surprising political shifts rock Warlick candidacy
The piece reports Judge Warlick withdrawing from the gubernatorial race after a surprise run, amid a web of political maneuvering involving Prison Director Oscar Pitts and other figures. It notes doubts about Warlick’s steadiness, hints at machinations by Pitts, and references reactions from McDonald and Gregg Cherry. The column also derides a local aviation buy and humorous Kansan town election anecdotes.
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McDonald
They Say Thoughts of Others Across War Years
A collection of quotes from farmers soldiers engineers miners and officials reflecting wartime strains hopes and plans. Eli Maneass on farming dangers. Whitfield Scott and others on roads jobs travel and postwar boom. Capt Joe Foss Maj Gen Doolittle and VP Wallace on security and recovery. High Point bomber and England anecdotes. Reactions to labor leadership and morale.
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K. R. Scott
Greensboro
Bed Rock Economy Questions 1943 civilian goods outlook
Peter Edson analyzes war era spending trends predicting civilian purchases will fall about 10 percent from 1942 to 1943 while total yearly sales may stay near last year's level. He details consumer shifts in food, clothing, footwear, and drugs, noting shoes are rationed but supplies remain largely adequate.
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U. S
Department of Civilian Supply
War Production Board
Unlikely Per Cent Increase in Quantity Over Last Year
The piece projects consumer purchasing shifts in 1943 with radios out and food down up to 10 percent from 1942. Jewelry may rise while house furnishings drop up to 10 percent. Food quantity falls about 10 percent. prices likely rise around 5 percent due to ceilings and quality upgrading.
Trumpeter’s Call for the City of God Echoes in Verse
A devotional verse excerpt features a trumpet call to praise and exalt God. The text invokes divine majesty and eternal glory, urging faithful rally and ascent to spiritual heights through sung praise. The quotes include Tim 1 17 and Alfred Noyes inspiration.
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Alfred Noyes
Beeswax Produced in Thousands in Cho sen Households
Beeswax is being produced in nearly 90 000 households in Cho sen. Industrial and mining output in Bulgaria is greater than a year ago. Switzerland has adopted measures for reducing coal consumption.
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Chosen
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Winchell On Broadway New York In The Spring Weather Permitting
A sunlit spring tableau across New York City with vivid scenes from Broadway to Greenwich Village. City life blooms as pedestrians, couples, and workers savor the season amid rain showers, perfumes of spring, and urban spectacles from Central Park to Grand Central.
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Third Ave
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Central Park
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Victory Gardens
Coney Island
Lower Broadway
Paradise
City Hall
Spring
Tyrone Power
Star of Nature
Gramercy Park
Hudson River
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