Board To Muster All Labor For War Production
A new manpower mobilization board to muster workers for maximum war factory output was reported forming, with Paul V. McNutt likely to head. Roosevelt chose him over Sidney Hillman and Secretary Perkins, as an executive order drafts circulated. Officials said six federal agencies recruit manpower and need policy coordination to avoid cross purposes, noting Britain's and Germany's experiences.
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Carson
YMAN
Washington
Paul V. Alc- Nutt
Indiana
Philippines
Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
War Production Board
Perkins
Sixeman Cio-Afl
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Columbia fullback McIlvennan to receive 1913 football cup
Stewart McIlvennan, once a light football recruit at a Detroit high school, will be awarded the class of 1913 football cup for scholastic achievement at a New York alumni day luncheon. He weighs 160 and serves as captain of Columbia's basketball team. The article also discusses manpower policy amid industrial production and wartime needs, stressing coordinated government administration and timely allocation of skilled workers between industry and the military services.
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New York
Stewart McIlvennan
Detroit
Columbia
McIlvennan
Railways Concessions Charged as Firms Face Federal Probe
District Attorney Caudle filed 56 counts accusing Southern Railroad, Carolina and Northwestern Railroad and nine furniture companies of granting concessions and falsifying records under the Elkins Act and Interstate Commerce Act. Hearings set. charges cover shipping of furniture to the West from North Carolina. The report also notes early pheasants release on Prospect Island and to JC Cowan death in Thomasville.
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Asheville
T. Lamar Caudle
Statesville
North Carolina
Southern Railroad
Carolina and Northwestern Railroad
Drexel Furniture Company
Bernhardt Furniture Company
Kent-Coffee Manufacturing Company
Morgan
How Can I by Anne Ashley functions for homemaking tips
A collection of practical Q and A style home tips. It covers removing grease from rugs with a paste of fuller's earth and magnesia, using leftover fruit juice for pie filling, and keeping a toothbrush sanitary by soaking in borax water or mouthwash.
Look and Learn By A. C. GORDO
The article presents a quiz by A. C. Gordo titled Look and Learn. It asks five questions on US anthem history animal terminology poker hands the Fourth Estate and human hand bones with provided answers. Key facts include anthem adoption date March 3 1931 and the answers equine canine bovine fel ine etc. The piece tests general knowledge and includes scoring note twenty seven.
Thesaurus tips and word study notes from a 1942 clipping
A fragmented mash of lessons and quirky ad blurbs discusses English usage and pronunciation. It notes liberation as a key word and hints at a World War II era context with sports world championship chatter and a humorous classified ad about a husband.
Buckley’s Mixture Cough Remedy Promoted in Canada Ad
An old advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as the largest selling cough remedy in winter Canada. It promises quick, powerful relief for coughs from colds and bronchial irritation, claiming effects across throat head and bronchial tubes. The ad notes availability at Mann Cut fare and other drug stores and cites over 16 million bottles sold.
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Wintry
Canada
Mann Cut
Buckley
Wood Infant Claimed After Dying at Local Hospital
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wood of Westwood 1007 died yesterday in a local hospital. Surviving are the parents a brother Frank L Wood Jr paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs George I Wood Sr High Point and maternal grandmother Mrs Hazel Shipman Washington. Graveside service held at Oakwood Park Memorial Cemetery at 10 this morning conducted by Rev C Excelle Roz ze Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
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Frank H. Wood
Westwood
Frank ‘L. Wood
George ‘I. Wood
High Point
Hazel Shipman
Washinon
Oakwood Park
C. Excelle Rozzee
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Two Men Arrested On Drunken Driving Charge
Chief of Police E. R. Richardson reports two men Foy C. Leonard route 5 Winston-Salem and Riley Fred Gallimore Denton were arrested last night on drunken driving charges. Both men are held in the local jail and expected to be held Friday morning. Motion pictures provide regular employment to nearly 200000 people.
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the Enterprise
Thomasville
E. R. Richardson
Foy C. Leonard
Route 5
Winston-Sasem
Riley Fred Gallimore Denton
Ial
Tuxedo Junction at Paramount Today
The Weaver Brothers and Elvire reprise vaudeville charm in Tuxedo Junction at the Paramount Theatre for a three day run starting today through Saturday. The program also features the new Holt of the Secret Service serial with one free autographed photo for each child, plus a Leon Errol comedy and a Walt Disney color cartoon. Large crowds expected, with no price increases.
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the Weaver
Elvire
Tuxedo Junction
Paramount Theatre
Holt
The
Secret Service
Jack Holt
Paramount
Leon Errol
High Point
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Pks
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Larsen
Gorton
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AEP Fresh
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Crestview
Tona Calif
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America’s Pantry
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State College Experiment Station
E. Fred Schultz
Schultz
Tampico
Mexico
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State College
Alpha Zeta
Gamma Sigma Delta
Prospect Island
Seattle
Wash
A. C. Cowan
Cemetery Street
Tredell County
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Thresia Belk Cowan
Maggie Davis
George Cowan
Lexington
David Cowan
Russell
United States Army
E.fred Schultz
Anne Ashley
A._C. GORDO
the Press
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Williams
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TUREE
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Harlem Globe Trotters
Detroit Eagles
Wood Infantis
Walgreens Drug Stores
Walgreens
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Orlis
Seidlitz
Maiin St
Barbasol
Palmolive
Smith Bros
Leden
Monarch
Walgreen's
FR_ VALENTIN
GAY Heart Box OF Chocolates
Leon Loraine
Cologne
Paris
Bourjois
Valentine Greeting Cards
Pew
Doan
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