Victory Garden Vitamins Guide For Home Growers
U S Department of Agriculture article urges diverse vegetables in Victory Gardens for nutrition and national health. It lists vitamins rich crops and minimum varieties like lima beans, carrots, tomatoes, cabbage, greens, parsnips, and beets, noting canning and storage tips for seasonal abundance.
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U.S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Victory Garden
Excellen
ST Eivatys
Local-A committee to study electric rate revision
Local notices describe a committee led by R. T. Amos set to study electric rate revisions the next day with a new contract with the Southern Utilities Co expected to lower city rates. Also mention a public meeting at the Sheraton Hotel, a community exchange opening Thursday, and various personal notes from Concord to Asheville. The report also covers international and state news including Peru relations, North Carolina beer and wine bills, and Maine anniversary ceremonies.
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R. T. Amos
Southern Utilities Company
C. M. Waynick
Thomas Turner
Sheraton Hotel
Community Exchange
Sheriff Deputy Slated For Trial In Burke County
Paul M. Dale former Burke County sheriff and deputy Wilburn Wilson were expected to face trial in Superior Court on charges of conspiracy to violate liquor and slot machine laws and malfeasance and nonfeasance in office. Judge Zeb V. Nettles set bonds at 2500 dollars each after a December hearing. Dale lost reelection on November 3.
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Morganton
Paul M. Dale
Burke County
Wilburn Wilson
Zeb V. Nettles
Asheville
Nettles
Dale
Cavet to Speak at Fourth Week Institute of Religion
Dr. Samuel McCrea Cavet general secretary of the Federal Council of Churches will speak tomorrow night at the opening of the Institute of Religion in Raleigh conducted by the United Church. He will be introduced by Rt. Rev. Edwin A. Penick Episcopal bishop of North Carolina and president of the North Carolina Council of Churches.
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Raleigh
Samuel McCrea Cavet
Federal Council of Churches
Institute of Religion
United Church
Edwin A. Penick
Episcopal
North Carolina
North Carolina Council of Churches
Defense Questions Defense Questions by Lynn Nisb et
The Enterprise Raleigh bureau will answer reader questions about the war effort on civilians. Answers are officially verified and mailed to questioners from P O Box 1309 Raleigh N C.
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Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau Streater Hotel
Enterprise
Raleigh Bureau
P. O. Box
Raleigh, N.C
War rationing and tax questions tied to wartime service
Q and A style column explains allowances for school travel with rationed gasoline for commencements, declares dependents may reduce tax, guides Book No 1 timing, and outlines WAACS enlistment, allotment rules, dependent checks, draft status for a linotype operator, and postwar tax payment obligations. The piece cites Greensboro N C and High Point with guidance from U S Department of Revenue and Army recruiting officials.
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Ninteen
U. S. Department of Revenue
Greensboro
N.C
Charlotte
OPA
WAACS
U.S. Army
U. S. Army
U. S. Treasury
U. S. Post Office
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Mystery Story Writer Puzzle Clue Answers
A crossword style clue list reveals answers for horizontal and vertical entries including names and terms like Dawn goddess and Egyptian goddess. The grid references cover many common crossword words such as emerge dawn goddess dawn, arrive upon, spider nest, iron symbol Fe, redaction, and various short forms.
Attacked nurse in Cramerton office as two men flee
Miss Wilma Bland a nurse in Dr. M. H. Allen's office said two white men in work clothes attacked her at about 2 a.m. Saturday after she refused to dress a bullet wound. She was beaten and slashed, and officers searched for the suspects.
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Cramerton
Wilma Bland
M. H. Allen
Clyde Robinson
Anne Garrett Makes High Honors at Mary Baldwin College
Staunton Virginia February 15 Anne Garrett of High Point was among students making honors at Mary Baldwin College for the first semester A weighted average of B is required for the honors list Miss Garrett is a senior at Mary Baldwin. Kerch Strait separating the Crimea from the northern Caucasus is 25 miles long and about eight miles wide.
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Anne Garrett
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
High Point
Miss Garrett
Mary Baldwin
Kerch
Crimea
Northern
Caucasus
Thomasville Men Face Charges On Liquor Violations
Thomasville police served warrants on two men for sale of liquor under prohibition laws. Frank Williamson, a local employee above the bus station, possessed 12 pints of whiskey for sale. four pints were seized from the City Cab office. Paul Benner, cab company operator, charged with sale. Both posted bond. trial set for Friday in local court.
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Thomasville
Frank Williamson
Paul Benner
U S Leaders Press World Duty After War Lincoln Dinner Report
Winston-Salem reports Rep. Charles M. LaFollette lauds continued world cooperation and rule-of-law peace. North Carolina Republicans gather for Lincoln Day dinner as Young Republicans elect new officers and discuss party leadership. Navy dispatches describe Guadalcanal fighting and Japanese attempts foiled by American showed force.
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Winston-Salem
Charles M. LaFollette
R-Ind
North Carolina
Republican State Executive Committee
Young Republicans
Lindsay Patterson
L. M
Pete) Murphy
Greensboro
John A. Wilkerson
Carthage
Walter Zachary
Yadkinville
Virginia Abernethy Edwards
Lincolnton
National Committee
Gurley Stewart
Robbinsville
S. Perry Greene
Boone
Lila Nanney
Union Mills
C. E. Pope
Dunn
Ruth Davis
Lexington
Winifred Stanley
New York
Guadalcanal
Britain
Shortland
J. W. Burton Dies Near Thomasville
J W Burton 82 prominent Thomasville Route One resident dies after weeks of illness. Born in Davidson County son of Wesley and Sallie Burton he married Sarah Pope then Kizzie Mendenhall surviving spouses two sons C H Burton and L C Burton four daughters J M Hedgecock Joe Frazier J C Brown and Louis Lineback ten grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral at Unity Chapel Methodist Tuesday at 11 with viewing an hour prior and burial in church cemetery.
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Thomasville
J W. Burton
Mr. Burton
Davidson County
Wesley Burton
Sallie Johnson Burton
Sarah Pope
Kizzie Mendenhall
C. H. Burton
Trinity
L. C. Burton
High Point
J. M. Hedgecock
Joe Frazier
J. C. Brown
Louis Lineback
Charlotte
Burton
Unity Chapel Methodist Church
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J. E. Covington
Marsh
Colombia
Peru
General Assembly
Japan
League of Nations
George Ross Poll
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U. S. S. Maine
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U. S. S. Winslow
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Fairview Street
J. Harvey Burgess
Rotary Club
Ida Paulette
William Harry Entwistle
Rockingham
Elizabeth Finley
Airy
Rena Blanton
Earl Byrum
Waxhaw
Armour
Omaha
Neb
Cora Reynolds
Elm Street
London
Ruhr
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Main Drug CO
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Religion Institute
Army Sevices
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Tassy Mystine
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Partlee
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Associated Press
U. S
South
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Navy Department
Solomons
Shortland Islands
Chester Nimitz
William F. Halsey
Russia
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