Rats Routed By Three-Cent Bounty In Clayton
In Clayton New Mexico a three cent bounty on rat tails spurred odd methods to trap and deter rodents. Residents used cheese flood holes and even attempted to coax rats from burrows. One boy reportedly collected three tails and rumor says a saxophone was used to frighten several rats.
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Clayton
Prison Inmates Enrolled In Defense Welding Course
Nine honor grade inmates at Raleigh central prison are enrolled in a defense welding course at State College with instructor H. C. Cooke calling it the best class. A second class of about a dozen is to begin next Monday. The program, a cooperative effort by War Production officials, State College and State Prison, aims to rehabilitate prisoners while aiding the war effort. Selection is limited to honor grade inmates recommended by their camp.
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Raleigh
Central Prison
State College
H. C. Cooke
J. Warren Smith
Department of Public Instruction
Edward W. Ruggles
J. Loy Sox
State Prison
Parole Class Links Prison Welding to War Effort
Prisoners in a six week welding course by the International Correspondence School and state agencies train inmates for wartime production. Each man reports daily, shifts change next week, and successful completion may lead to immediate release or parole. The program aims at rehabilitation and national mobilization, not pampering, with several due for release as training ends. In Idaho Falls, a separate note reports radio technician Earl Neyman joining the army.
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Paroles Commission
State Department of Public Instruction
College
Record breaking Christmas parcel flood at Union Station
A 17 year old extra hand labored 24 hours before securing a time out as the Tail-Way terminal at Union Station was overwhelmed by parcels. Officials describe the Christmas rush as reaching staggering proportions. The Chaco Indians of Panama regard the airplane as one of their gods.
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Kansas City
Union Station
Panama
Notice to creditors in Hedrick estate North Carolina
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of James Monroe Hedrick, deceased, late of Guilford County, North Carolina. Creditors are asked to exhibit claims to C F Hedrick at 242 Hayes Street Fayet teville North Carolina on or before December 12 1943. Debtors should pay immediately. December 12 1942. C F Hedrick Administrator of James Monroe Hedrick Declased Robert M Martin Attorney High Point NC.
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James Monroe Hedrick
Guilford County
North Carolina
Haye Street
Payetteville
C. F. Hedrick
Robert M. Martin
High Point
N.C
Administratrix Notice for W B Varner Estate Guilford NC
Bettie Varner is named administratrix of the estate of W B Varner deceased in Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by November 29 1943 or be barred. Debts should be paid promptly. Dated November 20 1942 at 108 Oak Street.
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Bettte Varner
W. B. Varner
Oak Street
Sap to Syrup: Maple Sap Conversion Revealed
A study notes that producing one gallon of standard maple syrup requires about 32 gallons of sap. The ratio highlights the intensive effort behind maple syrup production and the substantial harvest needed from trees.
Guilford County Transfers Highlight Local Property Deals
Guilford County transfers include Prudential Insurance to Carl W Mohde and wife for a North Hamilton Street lot in High Point Township and Metropolitan Life to Ethel Jenkins and others for a Byram Street lot. Also in Morenead Township Greensboro City to G W Fortune, A B Fraley to Elbert Lewis for a West Lee Street lot, and more transfers in Gilmer and Sumner townships. Roy Mason of Philadelphia demonstrates oyster pearl spotting as 73 pearls roll from a single young oyster during lunch at a market.
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High Point Township
Prudential Insurance Company
Carl W. Mohde
Hamilton Street
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Ethel Jenkins
Byrum Street
Morenead
City of
Hedgewood
Sumner Township
L. Groome
PL. Groome
Davis
Gilmer Township
D. Nelson
Louella Poe
Nocho Park
Philadelphia
Roy Mason
Mason
Service men's movement aids rides in war boom city
In Seattie the share-a-ride effort grows as motorists place envelopes on dashboards for riders who pay. When offered, payments go into a service men's recreation fund, supporting soldiers in a booming war industry city.
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Seattie
Transportation supply delays prompt broad reciprocity talk
Omaha reports the defense transportation office is short supplies and unable to place them. Director W J Howe cites translation as the reason. The Commerce Department notes 18 states in 1941 enacted laws broadening reciprocity on interstate motor vehicle operation.
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Omaha
Office of
Defens Transportation
W. J. Howe
U. S. Department of Commerce
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