Wallace and Wickard clash over farm parity loan bill
Vice President Wallace and Secretary Wickard reportedly take opposing stances in a Senate debate over a farm measure for full parity government loans of 1.34 dollars per bushel for wheat and 97 cents per bushel for corn in 1942. The bill would push most of the 1942 grain crop under government mortgage, with loans above parity.
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Weather trends and regional heat in the Carolinas and Georgia
Continued hot conditions prevail this afternoon and tonight across North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia with a chance of thundershowers in the mountains and far north. Ontario Canada reportedly will save 270 tons of steel by reducing the Becign to one motor vehicle tag per vehicle according to the Department of Commerce.
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Russians Report Heavy Battle Near Kursk and Voronezh
Soviet dispatches describe furious German attacks southeast of Kursk with 150000 troops and heavy losses. Russian air forces claimed destruction of dozens of German tanks and 70 trucks, while more than 600 Germans reportedly fell in one assault near Belgorod and Volchansk.
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British Axis clash near el Alamein as raids hit supply lines
British and Allied forces pressed operations in Egypt with heavy attacks on Axis airfields at el Daba west of el Alamein. Communiques report damaged ground forces and air losses, while pilots describe destroying hundreds of supply trucks and hitting an ammunition depot. Rommel’s forces reportedly withdraw locally as the Allies maintain pressure.
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Deaths Notice for Shirley Ann Hughes Nine Month Old
Shirley Ann Hughes daughter of Clyde and Mrs. Hughes of Lexington route two died Saturday night in a local hospital. Funeral held Sunday at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church near Thomasville led by Rev. G. B. Ferree with uncles Fred, Joe, David Kindley and John Black as pallbearers.
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Hill, Cornelia A. 68, dies at home in Randleman
Mrs Cornelia Ann Hill 68 of Randleman route 2 died Sunday night at her home following a heart attack She is survived by husband J C Hill son Garland R Hill daughter Mrs Chre Jordan and six siblings Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 pm at Worthville Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery The body will be moved from Pugh's Funeral Home to the residence today Also notes Shetland ponies used as draft animals in the Shetland Islands and dust of World War II items mention the Maria Theresa dollar and British aircraft losses over North Africa and Malta with Alexandria calm and no unrest
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Greensboro
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Fat Harrison in Hollywood
Actor Edward Everett Horton balances a film career with road work on stage shows. He owns a sprawling Encino home continually expanded between tours, though material shortages curb plans. Horton juggles creative projects and family life while maintaining a distinctive, adaptive presence in Hollywood.
Suez and War Strain Fill the Century Canal
The Suez Canal, vital to empire power, faces renewed conflict as nations eye it for strategic leverage. Germany and Italy have long pursued the waterway, with war pressures increasing as Britain seeks to defend sea lanes and oil routes across the Mediterranean to India and the Far East. Meanwhile, a naval aviation pre flight training program at Chapel Hill trains 242 cadets in a grueling three month regime emphasizing physical, academic, and military drills to produce ready pilots for carrier warfare.
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Pope Pius XII aide attacks Nazi state from Berlin pulpit
Reports from Berlin mark the twenty fifth anniversary of Pope Pius XII ordination with Count Konrad von Preysing denouncing the Nazi regime. He speaks of God given rights including conscience and religious education, while the congregation cheers. Also notes a new Gothic church near dedication in St Bernard Nova Scotia built by fishermen farmers and lumbermen. The Phelps Stokes Fund and Church Conference on Africa urge mandate system expansion with international inspection. The State Department says 248 American missionaries, mostly in China, repatriated on Conte Verde to Africa then New York, as Interpreters Institute schedules Latin America seminar in Silver Bay. The Federal Council of Churches urges racial justice at home, while Germany creates an iron savings scheme to freeze income and 90 days readiness for car purchases.
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Gas kills fire instantly in air and shellac substitute claim
Soda pop gas carbon monoxide is noted as part of the air we breathe yet lethal to fire. The Department of Commerce says Germany has not yet developed a satisfactory substitute for shellac, an imported raw material.
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