Delays in butadiene plants slow synthetic rubber program
Washington Jan 6 The Senate Agriculture subcommittee heard Bruce Brown say delays in obtaining official sand and fuel for refinery conversions have delayed butadiene production for synthetic rubber. He cited three major delays, noting carbide and carbon chemicals plants in Charleston and Institute West Virginia as first to produce butadiene, with others expected by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Bruce Brown
Perleum
Nre
Senate Agriculture
Getg
Baruch Rubber Committee
Gillette
D Lown
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp
Charleston
West
Institute
W. Va
Louisville
Pitsburgh
Most Expensive Budget in U S History Goes to Press
The United States budget, costing over 100 million dollars, goes to press in a highly intricate form. It will be ready for public reading by Monday, with clerks preparing to introduce it to Congress. The 1000 pages of type outline the annual financial print of the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Tes
Congress
Quintuplets Use Musterole For Chest Colds
The Dionne Quintuplets are shown with chest and throat discomfort treated by Musterole, a counter irritant touted by doctors and nurses for quick cold relief. Product strengths include Children's Mild Regular and Extra Strength options for different ages and severities.
War Costs Soar as US Budgets Hit New Peak
The army navy maritime commission lend lease and allied costs total about 100 billion dollars yearly, far exceeding current allocations and World War I spending. Officials say the figure reflects the maximum the economy can sustain given factory output, payrolls, and debt interest. The book is presented as the Presidents personal work with a budget office team led by Harold D Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Maritime Commission
England
Germany
Congress
Budget Bureau
Harold D. Smith
Kansas
Court laughs as drivers pay up in inattentive driving case
Municipal Court Judge Earle W. Frost calls the case the most amazing he ever heard. Leo E. Gage, 21, and James H. Willis, 27, admitted inattentiveness after their cars collided. Each owed $10, with Gage joking he is short and Willis offering to lend and be repaid later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Earle W. Frost
Leo E. Gage
James H. Willis
Problem Child Still Justices Of The Peace
North Carolina faces ongoing reform as the new legislature weighs amending the constitutional status and powers of justices of the peace. Proposals would cap judges per county, restrict fees, and tie compensation to convictions, with reforms possibly needing a constitutional amendment. The State Bar favors more changes, while Bland proposes a store of elections with high filing fees to curb part time j aypees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Justices of the Peace
North Carolina
Mark
Democratic Executive Committee
H. A. Bland
State Association
Bland
Justices of Peace
Superior Court
Wheeler Endorses Immediate Creation of United Council
Senator Wheeler of Montana endorses a United Nations Council to quickly determine Allied postwar demands. He favors cooperation with other nations to maintain peace, rejects forcing American life on others, and notes the proposal reflects his personal view rather than official policy.
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Wheeler Indorses
United Council
Washington
United Nations Council
Wheeler
D-Mont
Aoe
Orient
Wendell Willkie
Mine Explosion in Tennessee Kills 8
DUCKTOWN Tenn Jan 6 A sudden blast blamed for the deaths of eight men in the Tennessee Copper mine halted an air fan and cut oxygen to the tenth level for almost an hour Rescue squads recovered the eight bodies and 12 miners were hospitalized for shock and asphyxiation An unofficial list of the dead includes Homer Payne Simon Dunn Thomas Fritts L G Spurling Deal Elmer Pless Ralph Hancock and C B Helton all residents of the Copper Basin area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducktown
Tenn
Tennessee Copper Company
Lamar Weaver
Homer Payne
Simon Dunn
Thomas Fritts
L. G. Spurling
We. UK
Pretty look while you wait pattern 4290 for women
Anne Adams Pattern 4290 promotes camouflage soft fabric for misses and women in sizes 12 through 40. Shows a straight hanging jacket for extra concealment and lists fabric yardages for size 16 with 39 inch material. Order details request size name address and pattern number with a 10 cent pattern book and fall winter selections from The High Point Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Negro Scientist George Washington Carver Dies
Tuskegee Ala Jan 6 Dr George Washington Carver son of slaves died at his home in Tuskegee Institute leaving a major impact on the souths agricultural economy He rose from humble beginnings to become a leading agricultural chemist with many uses for native products and commercial applications Governor Broad htons biennial message to the General Assembly to be delivered at 11 45 a m tomorrow and broadcast statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee, Ala
George Washington Carver
Tuskegee Institute
South
Raleigh
Broughton
General Assembly
Condition Of Child Remains Critical
Arch ie Paul Hughes five year old son of Mr and Mrs Lendo Hughes of Thomasville route two remains in a critical condition at City Memorial hospital in Thomasville after an accident in Silver Valley south of the city. He ran into the side of a truck and was brought for emergency treatment. Dr W G Smith the attending physician said the child had a fractured skull and was in an extremely dangerous condition.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Archie Paul Hughes
Lendo Hughes
City Memorial Hospital
Silver Valley
W. G. Smith
Legislative Sidelights at the Raleigh Open
In Raleigh the legislature features tall Rep. M. W. Galloway of Transylvania and short Rep. Billy Arthur of Owsley, in their third and first terms respectively. Veteran banker Robert M. Haynes meets Libby Ward as Victor Bryant and D. L. Ward mix in memory of a Speaker vote. Lieutenant Bedell of WAAC visits the governor, with a remark on North Carolina’s pool of women for service. A Des Moines WAAC episode is noted with a prior dismissal for a strip tease incident.
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Raleigh
Galloway
Arthur
M. W. Galloway
Transylvania County
Billy Arthur
Owsley County
Robert M. Haynes
American Bankers Association
Victor Bryant
D. L. Ward
Libby Ward
Victor
Haynes
Libby
Ward
Carolina
Lieut. Bedell
WAAC
Camp Des Moines
Des Moines
Robinette Installed as President of High Point Exchange Club
W F Robinette II was installed as president at the High Point Exchange Club supper at the Sheraton Hotel. Lee Forbis led the induction with Cameron Deans as vice president Frank Lee secretary and Cecil Wilcox treasurer. Jimmie Lovings joined as a new member and J C White attended as a visitor. Members plan a North Carolina State Exchange Clubs board meeting in Reidsville Sunday and a Piedmont Model Aviation Club contest at the local race track Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F
Bill) Robinette
High Point Exchange Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lee Forbis
Greensboro Exchange Club
Takane
Robinette
Cameron D. Deans
Frank Lee
Cecil Wilcox
Board of Control
Jimmie Lovings
J. C. White
Reidsville
North Carolina State Exchange Clubs
Piedmont Model Aviation Club
Exchange Club
Yeoman Third Class Peterson Completes Norfolk Training
Joseph Peterson Rowlett Jr. of Rowlett is credited with the highest marks in his platoon at the Naval Training Station Norfolk Virginia. Officers praise his conduct bearing duty attention to duty and intelligent learning showing unusual aptitude for Naval Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peterson Rowlett, Jr
Yeoman
Naval Training Station
Norfolk
Virginia
Naval Service
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Problem Child
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Bar Association
State Bar, Incorporated
Supreme Court
United States
U. S
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
High Point
East
Washington Street
Vera Maxwell
Tennessee
Sir Waller Hotel
Bedell
North
W. F. Robinette Iis President of
A&p
Ap's
South America
Essary
Ry Sieee
A&p Food Stores
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