Farmers Face Better Times in 1941 Forecast
Roger W. Babson analyzes farm prospects for 1941, predicting a good year for farmers as defense spending and commodity programs aid purchasing power. Wheat faces a big supply and potential growth, while overall farm income rises with higher consumer spending and export possibilities under lease lend provisions.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Commodity Credit Corporation
Affmer
Washington
Rotarians Hear Talk By Bailey
William F Bailey, Juvenile Court judge, spoke on expanding and funding welfare work for youths, stressing confidentiality to protect delinquents and avoid branding them as criminals. The meeting included a view of juvenile court procedures and a short talk by Arnold J Koonce on the United Service Organizations aiding trainees. The governor urges forest fire prevention week, and Jupiter is noted as the largest known planet.
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Rotary Club
William F. Bailey
Bailey
Arnold J. Koonce
United Service Organization
Koonce
Louis Voorhees
Carter Darrow
North Carolina
Believe It On Not by Robt Ripley in Lady in the Dark
A discordant list of names appears in a feature about Believe It On Not by Robt Ripley tied to the production Lady in the Dark. Mentions include Karganoff Markievitch Pantschenko Yzsky Stcherbatcheff Scriabine Vassilenko Stravinsky Rymsky Korsakoef Mousscoresky Gretchaninoff Glazounoff Cesar Kalinko fe Rachmaninoff.
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Wher Sliadoffino
Karganoff
Markievitch
Pantschenko
Yzsky
Stcherbatcheff
Scriabine Vassilenko
Stravinsky
Rumsky-Korsakoef
Moussoresky
Gretchaninoff
Glazounoffano
Caesar Cui Kalinkofe
Rachmaninoff
Prices and prospects for farm prosperity in a changing world
The writer discusses farm prosperity as essential for broader gains and favors a method other than crop loans. Wheat prices are examined with historic references to 1917 and 1920, noting parity loan effects and anticipated future increases. The piece warns of irregular swings, upcoming heavy grain movements to seaports, and the need to monitor foreign demand as war supplies wind down.
Writer of Merit Puzzle Clue Set From 19th Century Tribune
A dense crossword style puzzle featuring numerous clues across and down with references to letters numbers and wordplay. Entries include literary author Jane Eyre as well as synonyms related to music tools animals and common phrases. The grid fought with irregular spacing and mixed numbering challenges typical of historical newspaper puzzles.
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Constellation
Company of Musicians
Congressman Pickets The Pickets at White House Protest
Representative Patrick of Alabama conducted a one man parade before the White House on June 6 in protest of the American Peace Mobilization marchers. He peeled Irish potatoes while pacing with a sign accusing appeasers and others of failing to work, saying the majority should have their views known.
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Washington
Patrick
Ala
White House
Raiders Are Driven Back From London
London awoke to an air raid alert as anti aircraft guns spoke and sirens wailed this morning. A small German formation crossed the city but dispersed to avoid shellfire and returned without further alarm. The raid lasted under 30 minutes with no bombs reported. Night raiding was limited to a small offensive on parts of Scotland. Casualties were few and damage slight.
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London
Scotland
Bequest Found in Can Reveals Hidden Family Treasure
Seventeen years after his mother’s death, Jess Terebaugh of Glendale Oregon received a $440 bequest. He discovered a tin can on the back porch cupboard of his parents’ former farmhouse containing $405 in gold coins, $33 in currency, and a note from his mother detailing the bequest.
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Glendale
Jess Terebaugh
North Carolina Bus Patrol Sets Safety Record
The U S education office recognized North Carolina for operating 4358 school buses with no fatal accidents last year. The patrol, formed by high school boys, guards crossings and rural routes, reducing incidents and guiding students safely, with 335600 riders over 11 miles daily.
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Washington
United States Office of Education
North Carolina
Education Office
Social Art Club Meets At Mrs. Smith Home Tonight
The Social Art Club gathers at 8 o'clock this Thursday evening at Mrs. Alice Smith's home on Underhill Avenue. The item highlights a local social gathering among colored residents and notes a separate community sports and professional meeting schedule.
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Alice Smith
Underhill Avenue
Twilight Choral Club to Sing at Memorial Church
The Twilight Choral Club will be presented at Women's Memorial A. M. E. Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The program includes three out of town artists and benefits the Women's Memorial Steward Board.
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Twilight Choral Club
Women's Memorial A. M. E
Women's Memorial Steward Board
Local Boy Wins Biology Cup at Storer College
Lee Brown son of Mr and Mrs John Pennington of Underhill Avenue and former William Penn High School student received the Ella V Stewart Cup for biology at Storer College Harper s Ferry Virginia commencement. Brown is a sophomore at Storer.
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Lee Brown
John Pennington
Underhill Avenue
William Penn High School
Ella V. Stewart
Storer College
Harper's Ferry
Brown
Storer
Book sale at St Stephen A M E Zion Church
A book sale will be held at St Stephen A M E Zion Church this evening at o o clock. The cordial invitation is extended to the public. The St Stephen W C A met at Miss Fannie Baldwin home on Olga Street Tuesday eve ning at 8 o'clock. A repast was served by Miss Bald win. Next meeting at Miss Beatrice Crawford home on Brooks Street Tuesday night June 10 at 7:30.
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St. Stephen A
Brewer group closes 170 outlets in two years
JP Edgar H. Bain of Goldsboro state director told brewers and North Carolina beer distributors at their second anniversary meeting that the group has cooperated with local authorities to close 170 undesirable retail beer outlets in the last two years. The executive committee approved an advertising program for 161 state publications.
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Greensboro
Edgar H. Bain
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Dutch Japanese oil talks near crisis in East Indies
A year of tense negotiations in Batavia culminates as H J Van Noon delivers a Dutch reply to Kenkichi Yoshizawa limiting East Indian oil rubber tin and copra to allies only and excluding Germany. The dispute risks widening into a broader clash with Britain and the United States as Japan seeks decisive supplies.
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H. J. van Noon
Wilhemina
Batavia
Japan
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
United States
Yoshizawa
Near East
East Indies
Indies
Germany
Hitler
Helmuth Wohlihat
Henri Gerard Winkelman
Netherlands
Dutch East Indies
Ichizo Kobayashi
Tokyo
van Mook
Kobayashi
British
Malaya
Australia
Newfoundland Crown Colony Status Assertion
A historical note states that Newfoundland is not part of the Dominion of Canada but remains a crown colony. The statement clarifies political status, distinguishing Newfoundland from other Canadian provinces and emphasizing its governance under a colonial framework.
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Newfoundland
Dominion of Canada
Atlantic States Motor Lines Fined For Remittance Delays
In Greensboro on June 6 a High Point trucking firm, Atlantic States Motor Lines, was fined $1,000 after pleading guilty to 38 counts of late remittances of c a d shipments. Solomon Stanley Osborne of High Point pleaded guilty to passing a counterfeit one dollar bill upgraded to ten and received a $250 fine with five years probation.
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Greensboro
High Point
United States District Court
Atlantic States Motor Lines
Hayes
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Solomon Stanley Osborne
Lost gas masks flood London property offices
London lost property offices report receiving over 100 mislaid gas masks daily, indicating a large volume of equipment turning up at official holdings. Authorities urge careful sorting and documentation as units and individuals contend with surplus gear from earlier alarms.
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London
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