Three Men Facing Death In North Carolina Gas Chamber
Governor Broughton declined clemency for Bill Bryant killed a man last August and Purcell Smith and Harvey Hunt both convicted of rape. The three men are to die in the gas chamber at the State Prison.
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Raleigh
Bill Bryant
McDowell County
Joseph McNeely
Purcell Smith
Harvey Hunt
Robeson County
Farm labor crunch eases as land army plans expand
Wartime observers report a shift toward a large land army and labor mobility to keep farms staffed. Draft deferments for farm workers grow, seasonal shortages ease as former industrial workers return to fields. Jamaica Puerto Rico Bahamas and Mexico crews join imports while Tunisia captives may enter farm labor pools. The trend suggests a nationwide swing back to the farm with a 3.5 million proposed land army and 10 thousand full time workers plus a 50 thousand reserve.
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Washington
Women's Land Army
Farm Security Administration
Jamaica
Puerto Rico
Bahamas
Mexico
Tunisia
Army Amphibious Training Prepares Beachhead Tactics
Amphibious troops train to disembark from transport ships establish beach heads and clear the way for supporting troops to land.
Allied optimism fuels plan for rapid European victory
United Nations commanders express confidence in a swift end to the European theater. They outline a large invasion fleet to Sicily Sardinia and Corsica with air and naval bases to be secured and predict Hitler and Mussolini may quit soon.
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United Nations
Mussolini
Morocco
Mediterranean
North
Africa
Sicily
Sardinia
Corsica
Near East
Laly
HU Duce
Allied
Hitler
Japan
United States
Egypt
Montgomery
Afrika Korps
Stalin
Moscow
Urals
Washington
Murmansk
Persia
Leap Year Rules and Miscellaneous Facts
Leap years occur every four years except years divisible by 100 but not by 400. Lanolin comes from sheep wool grease used in cosmetics. P T stands for Propeller Torpedo. Thomas Ken wrote the hymn Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow. The original phonograph record was cylindrical, not flat.
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Thomas Ken
London Tower
James I
Food Prices Rise 40-50 Percent in Southeastern Cities
Southeastern cities show food prices 40 to 50 percent above 1935-39 averages per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Knoaville Tennessee Jackson Mississippi and Jacksonville Florida rank highest with Charleston and Winston Salem also high. The national large city average stands at 140.6 with general cost of living at 124.1.
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Atlanta
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Knoaville
Tenn
Jackson
Charleston
Winston-Salem
Inner band rehearsal and cadet concert plan announced
Rehearsal for the inner band set for Thursday at 7:00 pm in the Senior High room invites adults alumnae and others to join. Outdoor concerts are planned starting with a cadet concert at Sunday call. In Manchester England authorities ordered attic clear out revealing over 100 dresses from more than a century ago now exhibited in an art gallery.
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Manches
England
Tired Kidneys Cause Sleepless Nights Card
Doctors warn tired kidneys disrupt sleep as tiny filters fail. Poor kidney function allows toxins to remain in the blood and trigger backache rheumatic pains leg cramps swelling under eyes headaches and dizziness. An advertised remedy claims to flush waste from the blood.
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