State Bank Resources Reported for North Carolina
Raleigh reports total banking resources in North Carolina at 1.6306 billion dollars as of December 30, 1944, up from 1.3355 billion a year earlier. State commercial banks show 1.1974 billion. industrial banks 29.77 million. national banks 403.82 million in assets. trust assets total 111.44 million.
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Raleigh
North Caroline
Gary P. Hood
Anchos
Nam
National
Com
Bank Deposits Rise Sharply in 1944
Deposits in industrial banks grew from 15,664,019.85 to 23,757,756.95, while totals increased from 838,006,544.59 on December 31, 1943 to 1,140,857.74 on December 30, 1944. Details on national figures were not included in the report.
Immediate Essentials in Treating Cuts and Wounds
A medical overview stresses rapid care to prevent infection and shock. It covers shock management, bleeding control, wound cleaning methods, antiseptics, suturing cautions, tissue debridement, and the importance of examining for tendon and nerve injuries with prompt repair to avoid lasting paralysis.
Woodlands May Be Used For Grazing Purposes
Dr. Kaufman advises farmers to assess timber type and grazing intensity before using hard woods for cattle feed. In hardwood stands, grazing damages reproduction, risking conversion to low forage woods. Mixed stands may benefit pine seedlings with controlled grazing, while pure pines in Coastal Plain and reed beds require carefully limited spring grazing to protect ground cover.
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C. M. Kauf Man
Agricultural Experiment Station
State College
Piedmont
Kaufman
Judge Tinley Bites Into Courtroom Ferocity
Judge John P. Tinley, 74, longtime tobacco user, joked after missing a shot in a trial that he felt like throwing the case out of court. He said words flow when they are greased by tobacco as he showcased his sharp courtroom demeanor.
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Justice Council Bluffs
Kowa
John P. Tinley
Set Warm Polish in Water Before Use
Instruction advises placing a bottle of furniture polish in warm water for a few minutes to help the product penetrate wood pores faster and more effectively.
Pyle Reports From Navy in Far Pacific
Correspondent Ernie Pyle writes from the Navy in the far Pacific detailing life aboard ship and the daily routines of sailors as he travels toward his destination. The report captures soldiers at sea and the pace of wartime duties.
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Ernie Pyle
Navy
Far Pacific
Reporter’s notes on Japanese soldiers’ contradictions
In the Mariana Islands Ernie Pyle relays soldiers and Marines describing the Japanese as inconsistent yet dangerous fighters. Tales span toughness, dumb luck, illogic, and moments of uncanny smarts, leaving no simple picture of their conduct or resolve.
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Ernie Pyle
Marianas Islands
Thomasville Rotary Club Celebrates 23rd Birthday
The Thomasville Rotary club marked its twenty third anniversary with a banquet at the Woman's club building attended by over 125 Rotarians, wives, and friends. Paul Hessler presided with Rev J A Neilson delivering the invocation. A club history by Charles F Lambeth highlighted early founding details and charter members.
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Thomasville
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
Paul Hessler
J. A. Neilson
Paul Hassler
John R. Myers
R. L. Pope
A. H. Ragan
Charles M. Sturkey
E. L. Webb
Club
Charles F. Finch
Thomas J. Finch
M. B. Hite
T. E. Jennings
Archibald Johnson
C. A. Julian
M. L. Kesler
John Kirk
Frank S. Lambeth
Charles R. Patterson
Government returns 72 mines to private operators
Interior Secretary Ickes announced 72 bituminous coal mines in West Virginia Pennsylvania and Kentucky were returned to private operators. Mines seized last September to quell strikes were handed back after clerical workers’ union withdrew a work stoppage threat and a telegram from the United Mine Workers president confirmed the change. The mines are owned by 35 companies and produce about 145000 tons daily, employing over 25000 men.
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Washington
Ickes
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Roosevelt
United Clerical, Technical and Supervisory
John McAlpine
District 50
United Mine Workers
Wool industry plans tickle-free, moth-proof wool textiles
Plans by the wool industry aim to perfect processes to remove the tickle from wool and produce moth-proof non shrink textiles for fabrics upholsteries clothes and carpets in London.
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London
Non-Stop Glider Flight Record Reported
Curtiss-Wright claims a new non-stop glider tow record with a C-46 tow carrying 4000 pounds of Christmas packages over 1320 miles in 7 hours 45 minutes from Karachi to near Calcutta. The flight, without extra fuel, involved pilots Captain Paul J. Slayden Major W. Heartwell and two others in the India China division.
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Washington
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Karachi
India
Calcutta
Air Transport Command
India- China
Paul J. Slayden
Nashville
Tenn
Maj. W. Heartwell
Miami Shores
Mars Distances Range From Earth in Astronomical Talks
The statement notes Mars varies its distance from Earth from a near 34.6 million miles to about 234.4 million miles, reflecting orbital positions and cometary influences.
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Mars
Earth
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