OPA Hints Of Increases In Sugar Rations
Washington July 13 A possible sugar ration increase is hinted as OPA notes United States imports exceed consumption by about 30 000 tons monthly Yet continued government control is needed to ensure fair shares and prevent shortages for 1943 Shipping remains uncertain and 1942 production plus imports may total 6 054 284 tons versus normal peacetime use of 6 800 000 Tons left in reserve could be as low as 354 000 tons if supply remains steady but rationing may tighten if warfare reduces imports or yields fall The basic ration is one half pound per person per week with a two pound bonus recently authorized Most supply comes from Cuba and Puerto Rico as long as import rates hold steady the sugar situation is sound for now If imports drop the rationing system will be tightened
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
United States
OPA
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
U. S
Defense Questions Defense Questions for Raleigh's Enterprise Bureau
The Raleigh Enterprise Ra leigh Bureau will answer four questions about the war's impact on civilians. All responses will be officially verified. Send inquires to The Enterprise Bureau P O Box 1309 Raleigh North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fach
Enterprise
Raleigh
P. O. Box
N.C
Price controls guidance about deposits and food ceilings
A reader asks about cent bottle deposits and legality if a merchant changes rules. The advice notes deposits apply only if previously required, lists foods under price ceilings in a regulatory bulletin, cites penalties for violations, and explains which mileage qualifies for supplementary gasoline coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Specete
OPA
Raleigh
N. C
Army Pilot Killed in Crash Near Camp Croft
Spartanburg S C July 13 Second Lieutenant Wayne V Mosher of Lawton Okla was killed yesterday when his plane went out of control crashed and burned two miles south of Camp Croft He was a student officer pilot at the Spartanburg Fighter Replacement Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S. C
Wayne V. Mosher
Lawton
Oklo
Camp Croft
Murder in Ferry Command spark in cold Atlantic
Clyde Dawson, an undercover Canadian investigator, learns Carole Fiske survived the Fort Glengarry torpedo attack. A rescued woman confirms Carole helped her to safety, and Dawson confronts guilt over Darwin Lemoy’s death. Carole recovers in hospital as Dawson offers support and contemplates a future together after war secrets are revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dawson
Carole ¥Iske
Fort Glengarry
St. John’s General Hospital
Dawson
Carole Fiske
Carole
St. John’s
Naval Hospital
Canadian Intelligence Department
Darwin
FBI Plans Seven Police Conferences in North Carolina
In July the FBI will hold a series of police conferences in Charlotte Asheville Winston-Salem Fayetteville Wilmington Kinston and Raleigh to discuss enforcement of prostitution laws related to the war effort. A one day school for law enforcement will accompany each conference with topics on evidence procedure and investigations including White slave cases and the May Act. The program, conducted with the U S Public Health Service and UNC Institute of Government, aims to strengthen local state and federal cooperation in national defense and internal security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Federal Bureau of Investigation
North Carolina
Edward Scheidt
FBI
North Caro
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Kinston
Raleigh
Institute of Government of the
University of North Carolina
U. S. Public Health Service
Scheidt
Three Die in NC Weekend Traffic Crashes
Over the past weekend in North Carolina at least three people died in traffic accidents. Lieutenant Constantine Stathas of Camp Sutton was fatally injured in a collision between an Army jeep and a taxi near Matthews, with three others severely hurt. E. V. Britt, 50, of Fayetteville was killed after being struck by a automobile while walking. Locket Solomon of Franklin County, a Black resident, died when hit by a car on a highway near Louisburg. Local report notes also mention Mexico taking action against profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
Constantine Stathas
Camp Sutton
Green Bay
Wis
Matthews
E. V. Britt
Fayetteville
Locket Solomon
Franklin
Louisburg
Drowning of Mildred Yates Cox At Sneed Ferry Inlet
Albemarle July 13. Mildred Yates Cox 16 drowned Saturday afternoon while wading in New River at Sneed Ferry Inlet with friends. Report notes an auto traveling 60 mph can do nine times the damage of a 20 mph vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
Mildred Yates Cox
Sneed Ferry Inlet
New River
Local teacher attends sorority meeting in Carolina
Delta Kappa Gamma members enrolled in the University Summer Session held a dinner meeting at the Carolina in Chapel Hill on July 13. Attendees included Beatrice Hagood of Brewton Alabama Grace Bailey of Baton Rouge Louisiana Aileen Lawrence of Winston Salem Helen Macon of Chapel Hill Annie Laurie McDonald of Hickory Rosalie Pruette of Valdese Mabel Lippard of Salisbury Verta Ide Coe of High Point Eugenia Hunter and Margaret Flinton of Greensboro Joyce Cooper and Jean Gales Ward of Raleigh Donna Lee Loflin of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaper
Hill
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Teachers Sorority
Carolina
Beatrice Hagood
Brewton
Ala
Grace Bailey
Baton Rouge
Aileen Lawrance
Winston-Salem
Helen Macon
Chapel Hill
Annie Laurie McDonald
Hickory
Rosalie Pruette
Valdese
Mabel Lippard
Salisbury
Verta Ide Coe
High Point
Eugenia Hunter
Margaret Flintom
Greensboro
Joyce Cooper
Jean Gales Ward
Raleigh
Donna Lee Loflin
Asheboro
Odell Hedrick Promoted to Corporal at Turner Field
Arthur Odell Hedrick of High Point North Carolina route four was promoted to corporal in the Army Air Force announced by Colonel John B Patrick commanding Turner Field at Turner an advanced flying school and part of the Southeast Army Air Forces Training Center where aviation cadets receive final training to earn their wings and a commission as second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Field
Albany
Arthur Odell Hedrick
High Point
N. C
Army Air Force
John B. Patrick
Turner
Army Air Forces Training Center
Army Air Forces
Urge Tobacco Association Sets Earlier Market Date
Danville Va July 18 Members of the sales committee of the Tobacco Association of United States received letters urging reconsideration of the October 1 opening date for Old Belt tobay markets. Members of the Old Belt warehousemen's Association met here and unanimously adopted a resolution calling for an earlier date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Tobacco Association of United States Today
Old Belt Wa Housemen's Association
War and non war spending slashed by Congress
Washington July 13 Congress cut about 1.44 billion dollars from non war federal spending while approving large war appropriations. Officials note totals are provisional as intermingled war and peace items complicate exact tallies. A joint Senate House panel had urged steep WPA and Civilian Conservation Corps cuts and trimming National Youth Administration funds, which Congress largely adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arrogast
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Interior Dept
Agriculture Department
Senate
House
Joint
House Committee
Lyrd
D-Va
WPA
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Youth Administration
Skunk Cabbage Shows Distinct Flower Leaves and Fruit
The plant produces flowers leaves and fruit at separate times of the year and the parts remain strangers to each other through the seasons. The observation notes separate timing of reproductive structures on the same plant.
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Bob Thompson
Enterprise ‘Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Ferry Command
NEA
Darwin Lemoy
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Naval Headquarters
Halifax
Chicago
Clyde
Pitchblende
Ohio
Mexico
America
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
High Seas
Bose
United States of America
U.S.A
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
Urge Tobacco Association
Anal Walan ‘Wan
Tomes
Greaseless
High Point Firms
Automotive Specialists
Lewis Body Works
City Fuel CO
C. F. Slake
Greystens Apts
Jamestown
John KR. Welsner
Oakwood Court
Ballsbury
Mary Jane Clapp
N. Farrington
Allsburs
IN. C
Bridges
Raleigh, M N.C
South
Hamilton St
Albemarle, Ns.c
T. Harvey
H. Morton
East Cape
Siberia
Anderson
West End
Quality Furniture Co
Main St
City Shoe Shop
Commerce Street
Blue Bird Cab
Dixie Hot Shoppe
North Main &I
Coop
Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
Redwine Hardware Company
North Main ST
Fabrica
WN. Main &J
J. L. McMamon
C. C. Goodson
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