Negro Nursery Opens at Daniel Brooks Homes
A nursery school for Negro children begins Monday in Apt 14A at the Daniel Brooks Homes with Miss Spencer as first teacher. Capacity builds as enrollments reach 12, then an assistant aids. Fees are 80 cents weekly for meals, physical up, supervised play, fruit juice, cod liver oil, a balanced lunch, and afternoon naps.
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Daniel
Greensboro
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H. P. N. and I. Alum Association
Card of Thanks for Mrs Elizabeth Butler
The Butler and Young Families express gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Elizabeth Butler. They acknowledge flowers and car contributions for the funeral.
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Elizabeth Butler
Cars
Butler
North Carolina Jersey Cattle Club to Meet at State College
The North Carolina Jersey Cattle Club will hold a one day meeting at North Carolina State College Tuesday. Dr Howard W Odum of Chapel Hill club president announced the event. Governor Broughton W Kerr Scott and Milton P Jarnagin of the University of Georgia will speak in the morning session.
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Daughters OF Dorcas
Daughters of Dorcas Club
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Gertrude Saulter
E. Washington Street
Annie Smith
W.S.C
W.S.C.S
Mamie Reeves
Kivett Drive
W.S.C.S. No. 1
A. J. Griffin
East Washington Street
Circle 2
Emma Foushee
Hobson Street
D. W. Henry
Tendley Temple Methodist Church
Philadelphia
St. Mark Church
Henry
Bennett College
Cattle Club
Raleigh
North Carolina Jersey Cattle Club
N. C. State College
Howard W. Odum
Chapel Hill
Governor Broughton
W. Kerr Scott
Milton P. Jarnagin
University of Georgia
High Point Chamber Names Committees For Next Year
The High Point Chamber of Commerce released the 2023 24 committee roster led by W T Powell president and J A Johnson vice president. The list covers executive aviation civic industrial health publicity legislative national defense finance fire prevention insurance national defense postwar planning and more with dozens of members including J Paul Ingle R R Ragan and F Logan Porter Sr.
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W. T. Powell
Chamber
J. A. Johnson
W. C. Idol
Frank Sizemore
Horace Haworth
J. T. Ryan
J. W. Lindsay
G. E. Hutchens
Chas. L. Amos
Henry A. F
W. B. Hall
F. J. Sizemore
C. T. Ingram, Sr
I. Paul Ingle
Amos R. Kearns
George L. Rankin
Tom J. Kearns
T. V. Rochelle
Herman H Smith
J. H. McCall
T. @. Callahan
W. B. McEwen
Jack Thomas
C. K. Lehowan
I. Paul Tyle
F. F. Dickson
Chas. L. Kearns
Kenner Amos
Wilbur Jones
R. K. Young
Goldston
H. Brockmann
C. Excelle Rozvelle
Lee R
W. J. Pagpas
Cc. R. Smith
C. E. Lehmann
F. C. Morehead
J. A. Morris
Robert Silver
B. C. Page
Sherwood Porrest
Matt Wall
A. H. Stewart
Ma Out. Lown
Atone
O. Eae
Welborn
W. D. Sale
O. L. Rowland
OG. Bedford
W. D. Simmons, Jr
J. 4
Adams
Ed Mendehall
J. E. Marsh
Geo. L. Rankin
J. G Doggett
Elliott
Wood
Clarence M Allred
Carter Dalton
G. Curtie Smithdeal
Shubal C. Kirkman
J. W. Chandler
J. P. Davin
FE. C. Bryant
L. A Dickens
Earl N. Phillips
H. M. Bryant
B. D. Casey
C. M. Garrison
C. C. Garrett
Herman H. Smith
PH. Gray
R. T. Holton
W. G. Foy
Bill” Price
H. A. Davis
C. W Perry
H. Willard
Mrs. Myrtle
Barthmaier
J. J. Corrigan
C. R. Smith
C. 8
Beaver
Hunter Dalton
R. T. Cottam
Roy Armstrong
Fred Hallenbeck
R. H. Sechrest
D. A. Rawley
Mra
Helen M. Lambeth
Hugh Smart
Paul Wilson
Sanders Dallas
G. EB. Hutchens
Byron Haworth
B. J. Dunn
W. R. Campbell
E. Headen
C. D. Goldsmith
A. Jee Parker
W.P. Havelwood
J. B. Pink
Hf. M. Armentrout
J. H. Walker
Joe H. Smith
D. A. Cecil
J. T. C. Perebee
Walter Crissman
C. J. Cummina
National Defense
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Howard Hartzell
C. BE. Hodgin
BF. Johnson
Peter Petredes
W. Lindsay
J. Shubal C. Kirkman
C. T. Ingram
J. Paul Ingle
F. F
Milton Silver
W. C Idol
BE. L. Chitwood
G. D. Windham
W. L. Stewart
H. P. Hardin
Tom J Kearns
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E. C. Cridiebaugh
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H. FP. Hunsucker
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J. A. Eshelman
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Noble T. Praige
J. EB. Marsh
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Wm. M. Jarrell
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R. K Young
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H. Jarrett
H. P. Morrison
H. T Hudson
C. H. Willard
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John Angel
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H. M. White
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Henry A. Fosa
Fred N. Tate
W. M. Hite
N. P. Holmes
Jesse H. Washburn
W. H. Lithicurn
Hugh Childress
C. D. Slack
J. T. Tucker
H. F Rice
W. W. Walker
J. W. Clary
W. F Mauldin
R. L. Brinson
K. Herman Palk
R. D. Fowler
Morris Jones
O. Schaub
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J. F. Hayden
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E. M. Greeson
J. R. Willis
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Paul Ingle
Clarence M. Allred
MH. M. Taylor
R. R. Blackburn
Showdown Over Little Steel Formula Near WLB Panel
In Washington a six member panel of the war labor board was appointed to hear the United Steel Workers of America's challenge to the little steel formula. Hearings will start soon as the union seeks a flat 17 cent per hour wage increase for all members, risking violating the 15 percent wage ceiling set by the yardstick.
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York
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Sloss- Sheffield Steel
Birmingham
Ala
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Vanadium Corporation
New York
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San Francisco
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Badoglio Government To Name Purge Group
Naples February 19 The Badoglio government plans a high commission of national purging to investigate and try former fascists accused of pernicious activities. The high commissioner and other members will review defascistizing actions by other government agencies.
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Badoglio
Italy
High Commission of
Population drop hits agrarian heartland in 1930s
The 1930 to 1940 census shows the largest population decline in the agricultural states Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota, reflecting rural hardship during that decade.
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Nebraska
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South Dakota
Scouts Plan Spring Camp at Camp Uwharrie
Scouts will hold a three day spring camp at Camp Uwharrie from April 28 to 30. About 600 to 1,000 Scouts are expected with tents for sleeping and judges provided by the High Point district camping committee. Planning masters include Gibbardt Young Early Jones and Reed with other aides from several towns.
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Lester W. Reed
Lexington
M. B. Mattox
Salisbury
W. J. B. Sells
Mocksville
Johnny Nettles
Roscoe Stroud
Mocksvile
Jimmy MecSwaim
Thomasville
Camp Uwharrie
Rhythm Masters at Youth Center Dance Opens Season
Jimmy Harriss and his Rhythm Masters performed at the Youth Center for the first formal dance of the organization. The event ran from 8 to 11 PM and drew a good crowd with Jim my Bulla as host. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Horace Haworth Mr and Mrs A Bruce Conrad and Mr and Mrs R J Quigley.
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Jimmy Bulla
Horace Haworth
A. Bruce Conrad
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Montreal Motormen Hold Mass Meeting During Strike
Striking Montreal street car operators held a mass meeting urging a return to work as Adelard Godbour of Quebec telegraphed the Montreal Tram Ways company to resume trolley and bus service. Four thousand operators halted all transit into a second day, raising fears of war plant production disruption as trucks prepared to pick up workers.
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Adelard Godbour
Prohibition Bill Moves Toward Referendum in Virginia
Bishop James Cannon seeks sponsors for a bill to allow a statewide referendum on Prohibition in Virginia. The measure would require a petition from 30 percent of last presidential voters, about 104000 names, to place the issue on the ballot.
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General Assembly
James Cannon
Virginia
Wage Increase Approved for Reynolds Metals Workers
The War Labor Board granted a retroactive raise to about 2,000 Reynolds Metals employees in Louisville nine plants and one in Richmond totaling 250,000 dollars. The boost covers earnings back to September 6, 1942 and affects workers at the facilities.
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Reynolds Metals Company
Richmond
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Washington
Bond sales reach 157 million in North Carolina war loan
Winston-Salem reports the fourth war loan bond sale in North Carolina hit 157,000,000 dollars, reaching 124 percent of the quota. State war finance chairman Clarence St. Leinbach announced the update.
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Winston-Salem
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Clarence St. Leinbach
Chaplain Hammer to Speak at St Marys on Brotherhood Sunday
Maxwell Field base chaplain James 4 Hammer will preach at the 11 o clock service Sunday morning at St Marys church observed as Brotherhood Sunday.
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Maxwell Field
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College Heads Worried Over ASTP Losses
Washington February 19 Educators warn of long term harm from the army suspension of the ASTP. Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur Stanford calls it a democratic mistake while Dr George F Zook asks for partial restoration to keep college trained manpower. An AP survey shows 110000 of 145000 trainees cut from 225 colleges leaving 35000 in medical dental or engineering courses and causing fraternity houses to face vacancy as members join the armed forces.
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Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
George F. Zook
American Council On Education
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Stimson
Cecil J. Wilkinson
National Interfraternity Council
Life Underwriters To Meet in Durham
Durham hosts the North Carolina Association of Life Underwriters meeting with about 70 representatives from 13 local chapters and 100 from the Durham unit. President Eric L. Tilley says the event runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with roughly five members from each local group attending. Attendees come from Asheville Burlington Charlotte Durham Gastonia Goldsboro Greensboro Greenville High Point Leaksville Raleigh Wilmington Wilson and Winston-Salem.
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Dorcia Davis
Ethel Carver
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Licile Butler
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Maude Foster
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FDR Criticized Over Labor Clauses in Tax Bill
Representative Knutson of Minnesota argued Roosevelt dislikes the tax measure due to a provision forcing labor unions to file detailed financial statements with the treasury. He noted CIO opposition citing fears over dues handling.
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UPI
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