Shortage Of Labor Acute At Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg commander Brigadier General John T. Kennedy said prisoners of war are not used to fill civilian jobs and urged civilians to apply for about 900 vacancies. He noted POWs may be shifted only if qualified civilians are unavailable and all work off the reservation must be pre certified. Prices, pay rates and Geneva terms are explained.
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Fort Bragg
John T. Kennedy
North Carolina
Kennedy
War Or Commission
War Administration
United States
Permits Issued For New Buildings And Improvements
Eight building permits totaling $3,000 were issued by the city building inspector yesterday and today. Notable items include a $1,800 permit for a small factory on Lake Street by H. E. and Marie, and various repairs and repainting projects. Carl W Wright of 208 East Street seeks $1,050 for fire damage repairs to a house and garage. S. C. Caudle of 207 Roland Park requests $185 for dwelling repairs and painting. Annie Lilly of 171 Brooks Street applies for $75 in repairs and repainting. Additional entries list miscellaneous repairs and improvements with smaller sums.
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Lake Street
H. E
Manriee
Carl W Wright
East Street
S. C. Caudle
Roland Park
Ot Ae
Annie Lilly
Brooks Street
Jobs Open At Fort Bragg Offer Wide Range
Fort Bragg lists vacancies paying 1957 to 2472 per year with overtime. Unskilled and skilled workers earn 0.47 to 1.03 per hour. housing and mess facilities are available for single white and Negro men. Open positions include auto mechanics armor repairmen tank mechanics body repairmen electricians plumbers carpenters cleaners refrigerator mechanics storekeepers instrument inspectors ward attendants mess attendants clerk typists sewing machine operators clerks dental assistants and medical technicians. Apply via local United States employment service or civil service commission offices.
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Fort Bragg
United States Employment Service Office
Civil Service Commission
Shortening Melt with Onions and Rice Dish
Melt 4 thep. Advance Shortening Add 1 cup sliced onions 1 cup rice washed and dried Cook over moderate heat shout 10 min stirring as needed. Add 4 cups hot water 4 top. Wilson's B dissolved a in a small amount of the hot water. Cover and simmer 20 to 25 min or until rice is tender. Add lan Mor diced 2 tbsp chopped parsley and cook 5 min longer or until heated through. Serves 6.
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Wilson
Mor Risotto with Rice and B V Meat Flavor
A quick Mor Risotto blends rice and B V for rich meat flavor with added Mor pieces. Serve with new peas in cream and a crisp family salad for a speedy meal. Bacon drippings can replace Advance Shortening to enrich the dish.
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Wilson
Social Security Card Value in Postwar Employment Shifts
Everett Hoffman of the local social security board warns that the social security card becomes increasingly important as wartime employment ends. He urges workers in farming and industry to keep their cards safe since many jobs may be covered employment and the same account number remains valid when returning to urban or commercial work.
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Europe
Everett Hoffman
Soos
Local draft board seeks address for Lee Albert Miller
Local draft board five searches for the address of Lee Albert Miller a Negro. Mail addressed to him at Asheboro and Daniel Brooks apartments was returned to the board. Miller is slated to report for pre induction camp in early August.
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Lee Albert Miller
Asheboro
Daniel Brooks
Miller
Mrs. Mattie Younts Dies After Illness at Asheboro Clinic
Mrs. Mattie Mae Younts wife of W E Younts died at Barnes Griffin clinic Asheboro Wednesday night after five weeks in the hospital system. Born June 17 1882 in Asheboro she was a Trinity Methodist member leaving a husband a daughter and a son among survivors. Funeral at Trinity Methodist church Friday at 3 30 with two pastors officiating. Burial at Yow's Funeral Home premises until Friday morning when removed to residence near.
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Mattie Mae Younts
W. E. Younts
Barnes- Griffin Clinic
Asheboro
Younts
James Ruffin
Susan Jane Lewallen Winslow
Trinity Methodist Church
Eee Om
High Point
Yount
Wet Linslow
J. H. Brown
Trinity
J. W. Vestal
W. R. Kelley
Main Street Methodist Church
Trinity nike leap @Ml
Dr. W. A. Lambeth to Speak at Calvary Church Sunday
Dr. W. A. Lambeth superintendent of the Greensboro district will preach at Calvary Methodist church Sunday at 7 30 in the evening. After the service the fourth quarterly conference will be held with Dr. Lambeth presiding. An excellent quartet is said to be present by the local church.
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W. A. Lambeth
Greensboro
Calvary Methodist Church
Lambeth
Raleigh To Get Jap Equipment
A large collection of Japanese war equipment captured by the 81st Infantry Division is en route to the state's hall of history. The items include rifles, machine guns, mortars, antiaircraft guns, cartridges and shells from Angaur and Peleliu, Palau group, campaign dates Sept 17 to Nov 17 1944. A public ceremony and permanent display at the historical museum are planned.
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81St
Carolinas
Florida
Angaur
Peleliu Islands
Palau
Carolines
Crittenden
Beck Infant Rites Held At Thomasville Home
Funeral services for Tricia Sue Beck infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Beck were held at 206 Moon Street with Rev Thomas B Flowe officiating. Betty Tobin sang two selections and flowers were arranged by Mrs Kathleen Blake. Interment followed at Rich Fork church cemetery.
Leary elected president of Chowan chamber of commerce
J Clarence Leary has been elected president of the Chowan county chamber of commerce in Edenton on July 26.
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Edenton
J. Clarence Leary
Chowan County
Merchants Warned Against Accepting Loose Shoe Stamps
Officials from the Charlotte war price and rationing board report a surge of counterfeit shoe coupons entering the area. Merchants are urged to refuse loose stamps and tear coupons from ration books at sale to prevent counterfeits.
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Charlotte
OPA
Mastitis Control Planned In State College Program
Mastitis control seminars will be offered at fifteen schools across the state from August 6 to 10 and the following week, featuring speakers from University of Minnesota and other colleges. State College dairy extension head John A. Arey urges all dairymen to attend to learn udder care milking practices and latest treatments for the disease.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
John A. Arey
State College
W. E. Peterson
University of Minnesota
George H. Hopson
New York City
C. D. Grinnells
Wilson
Wrightsboro Club House
Wilmington
Carboro
Graham
Guilford Battle Ad
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Salisbury
Statesville
Newton
Asheville
Waynesville
Charlotte
Concord
Arey
Guilford County Real Estate Transfers High Point Township
Guilford County records list multiple property transfers in High Point Township including G Branson Williams to Gov Denny and others on Arch Street. J Irvin Groome to Victoria Snider on Snow property. John R Brookbank to Joseph F Binkley on Willowhar Terrace. L B Spencer to W O Buie and C T Bolton on Spring Valley development. Louise F Albertson to Paul Medlin on Baker property. A W Loose to J W Swiggett on North Hamilton. A W Loner to F C Bechrest on North Hamilton. Riolie W Ingram to Fred P Ingram on Finn Street. DeCourcy M Pollock Jr to Richard R Johnson on Reed Street. Fred P Ingram et al to Richard R Johnson on Reed. E F Richardson to Walter Dre on Beaman Street. E F Richardson to C W Welburn on Welch Farm.
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G. Branson Williams
Gov. Denny
Arch Street
J. Irvin Groome
Victoria T. Snider
Snow
John R. Brookbank
Joseph F. Binkley
Willowhar Terrace
Reed Street
E. &. Richardson
Walter Dre
Beaman Street
Richardson
C. W. Welburn
Welch Farm
Pact Approval Seen By Monday
Senate leaders moved to push a vote on ratification of the United Nations charter by Saturday or Monday at the latest. If indications show the roll call can be reached soon, Majority Leader Barkley will call a Saturday session. otherwise the Senate will recess over the weekend.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
State College Plans 1946 Rural Work in North Carolina
State College hosts a conference on 1946 home demonstration and 4 H club programs for 23 000 rural women and 50 000 girls across North Carolina. Ruth Current leads study of county plans with Mary E Thomas and other state specialists detailing foods clothing home management conservation and farm family life. Final recommendations are assigned to committees for concrete next year steps with sessions led by Dean I Schaub Jane McKimmon and Estelle Smith.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina
State College
Ruth Current
Edison Davenport
North Carolina Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
A W. Pierce
O. J. Holler
Rutherford County
A. A. Greene
Watauga County
Mary E. Thomas
Willie N
Hunter
Pauline E. Gordon
Mary McAllister
Virginia S. Swain
Helen John Wright
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina Federation of Home Agents
Dean I. ©. Schaub
Jane S. McKimmon
Estelle T. Smith
R J Tomlinson Rites In Thomasville
Funeral services for Robert Je rome Bob Tomlinson will be held at the home of a sister in Thomasville Friday at 11 AM. Rev A James Clemmer will officiate. Interment in Thomasville cemetery beside wife Nellie Peace who died 1936. He led Thomasville fire department 15 years and helped organize the force. He was born January 13 1877 in Davidson county. Surviving sisters and brothers listed. Body moved from Yows Funeral home to Blair residence.
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Robert Jerome
Bob) Tomlinson
Welborn Street
Thomasville
James Clemmer
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Nellie Peace
Tomlinson
Davidson County
William Gaston
Martha Frances von Tomlinson
Main Street Methodist Church
Hattie Millis
Dora Clapp
High Point
E. M. Blair
Grady Leach
Herby Leach
Yow
Blair
Zealy Accepts Pastorate at Washington First Presbyterian
The Rev. Sam H. Zealy of Greensboro Georgia accepted a call to become pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Washington North Carolina. He plans to report about September 1.
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Washington, N. C
Sam H. Zealy
Greensboro
State medical care commission to take oath in Raleigh
The 30 member panel appointed by Governor Cherry will take the oath in Raleigh this evening and then hold an organizational meeting. James H. Clark of Elizabethtown is named chairman and Dr. Clarence Poe of Raleigh is named vice chairman.
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Raleigh
State Medical Care Commission
Cherry
James H. Clark
Elizabethtown
Highway Commission
Clarence Poe
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Wilson’s
Wilson & Co
Ateah More
Deeks
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Per Worker
Asheboro Clinic
Dr. Lambeth
Calvary Church
Guilford County Real Estate Transers
High Point Township
R. J. Tomlinson
Del-Tox
Kellogg's
Green Mountain
J.F.G. Special Coffee
Lipton’s Tea
Parson's
Ball of Mason
Crutchfield
Colgate
Koonts - Moghee Drug CO
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