Tobacco Liens Issue Between Growers And Warehouses
Raleigh report outlines NC tobacco lien disputes between growers suppliers and warehouses. A pending house bill would limit a warehouse's liability to debts recorded where tobacco is sold or adequately notified, aiming for balance without harming lien holders. The measure faces slim odds and would require extensive coordination across markets.
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Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Carolina
North Carolina
House Judiciary Committee No. 2
South American Statesman Puzzle Theme and Clue List
A segmented crossword like page lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It features a submerged theme referencing a South American statesman and includes several language and chemistry style hints. The grid spans various lengths with numbers marking each clue.
Jury Recommends Step-Daughter Held In Slaying
A coroner's jury in Asheville recommends Emma Fowler held for grand jury investigation in the death of T. J. Womble. The verdict states Womble died of pistol wounds at his Black Mountain highway home January 16 1943 and that Fowler threatened the deceased before his death. Officials said initial reports named a masked bandit.
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Asheville
John Thomas Womble
Swannanoa
Emma
Billie) Fowler
T. J. Womble
Black Mountain Highway
Emma Fowler
Buncombe County
Womble
Winston-Salem Receives 700000 For Airport Project
The Civil Aeronautics Authority announced approval of 700000 for a Winston-Salem airport project, part of a broader package that also includes 800000 for a Beaufort North Carolina class 4 airport. The news notes additional plans for overseas bases near the Burma border and India, with logistical details about remote jungle outposts.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Beaufort
N. C
Winston-Salem
Lumberton Faces Mill Closure Over Strike Move
Revels, superintendent at the sunfield mill, warned that if more than 100 workers who walked out yesterday do not return within two to three days, the entire mill could close. The strike by CIO Textile Workers Union of America targeted pay raises for loom fixers and weavers not extended to all employees.
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Lumberton
Revels
Sunfield
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
Capitol burst pipe prompts emergency repair funds
In Albany Clifford Westervelt of the State Public Buildings Division urged Budget Director John E. Burton for extra emergency repair money. As they spoke a centuries old water pipe in Burton’s Capitol office burst, flooding his desk. Westervelt obtained the funds. Goldfish are a domestic Chinese carp variety.
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Albany
N. Y
Clifford St. Westervelt
State Public Buildings Division
John E. Burton
Burton
Capitol
Westervelt
Rays of Hope at Night on the Southern Railway
Night watchmen on the Southern Railway stand ready as headlight after headlight breaks the dark. Trains laden with troops weapons and supplies move toward victory while workers anticipate a new era of growth and opportunity in the South.
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Southern Railway System
Southern Railway
The
Southern
Southland
Virginia Cavaliers Struggle With Centers and Transport
In Charlottesville Virginia bids farewell to regular center Bill Suhling who joined the armed forces. Walter St Clair, the top pivot, left the lineup due to scholastic difficulties. Coach Gus Tebell faces center shortages amid transportation issues.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Frank Murray
H. H. Uihiein
Crenshaw
K. F. Bevan, Jr
J. W Reardon
Milton Parlow
Charlies Cooper
Bill Suhling
Armed Forces
Virginia
Gus Tebell
Cavaliers
Walter St. Clair
Census Figures Break Down U S Noodle Consumption
Americans consume 570 million pounds of macaroni spaghetti and vermicelli 100 million pounds of egg noodles and similar egg products and 10.35 million pounds of plain noodles according to the census data.
Bad debt deduction rules and a North Africa air crash
IRS guidance outlines when a debt becomes worthless for tax deduction, requiring a detailed statement of debtor, date, collection efforts, and value. A North Africa report notes Harold MacMillan injured in a recent aircraft accident with a stable condition. Also census data shows U.S. iron ore output in 1939 totaling 51.641 million long tons, led by Minnesota's 32.163 million tons.
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Allied
North Africa
Harold MacMillan
U. S
Minnesota
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South American Statesman
Nevada
Behold
Canvas
Persia
India
Burma
CAA
U.S
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McMillan
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