Floor Fight Looms On House Action Abolishing NYA
The House appropriations committee voted 17 to 16 to liquidate the National Youth Administration by January 1, allocating $3 million to wind up its affairs. NYA had sought $40.8 million for a limited program, but was cut from the security bill amid a broader economy drive. Rep. Engel opposed restoring funds. Rep. Grant called NYA unnecessary. The article notes NYA's 1935 role and the context of youth aid during the New Deal. The closing line hints at marriage prospects for young men.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
National Youth Administration
NYA
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Federal Security Agency
Rep
Engel
R-Michwil
House
Senate
Grant
Paying Father Time June 15 1933 News Roundup
Dr. Daniel A. Poling of New York spoke before the Christian Endeavor convention about Acquainting Youth With Christ. High Point youths join Civilian Conservation camps at Bryson City. Local notices detail marriages, travels, and public offices with multiple named residents and events.
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Daniel A. Poling
New York
Christian Endeavor
Christ
Jesus
High Point
Bryson City
Shipyards Hit In War Strike In Canada
About 10 000 war industry workers in Ontario and Quebec walked out seeking higher wages and union recognition. Shipyards in Quebec were hardest hit with 7000 striking last night demanding wage adjustments and a closed shop. The strike coalitions affiliated with the Canadian Congress of Labor urged the federal government to enforce collective bargaining and union recognition while noting government controls on labor and free employer action.
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Toronto
Ontario
Quebec
Canadian Congress of Labor
Executive Council
The
C.C.L
Legislato
Council
Allen Rites for Mrs. Sarah Allen at Pee Dee Baptist Church
Funeral services are held for Mrs. Sarah Allen 30 at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Pee Dee Baptist Church in Anson county with Rev. F R Mason officiating. She died Sunday at home, survived by husband James Allen and four sons, plus relatives. Interim notices include Girl Scout activities Camp Meeting Choir program Boys' Club at the park and honors for Louise Armstrong with multiple scholarships.
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Sarah Allen
Spring Street
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
Grand United Order of Tents
Hairlip
Pee Dee Baptist Church
Anson County
F. R. Mason
Temple Memorial
Charles
Isaac
Henrietta March
Raeford
Pattie Legrand
A. L. Jones
Fairview Street
Miss Jones
W. M. Boyd
P.m
Reedstret
Camp Meeting
St. Mathews C.M.E
Leonard and
Hay Streets
Park News
Park
Park Grove
Louise Armstrong
William Penn High School
Griffin
High Point
Byron Hayworth
Bennett College For Women
Greensboro
Daisy Robinson
Price Street
Mae Banks
Lavenia Oxley
Darby
Sterling Johnson
Theodosia Johnson
Nazi Empire Welds Europe Into One Industrial Power
The Office of War Information described Nazi Europe as a single industrial empire welded by German interests. Central to the network is the Hermann Goering Works, with control over iron, coal, machinery, railways, and more across Austria, Czechoslovakia, and the Sudetenland. The Montan A. G., Skoda Munitions, Waffen Werke A. G., I. G. Farben, and other firms are cited as major targets of German domination.
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Washington
Europe
Office of War Information
OWII
Reich
Nazi Party
OWI
Hermann Goering Works
Reichmarshal
Alpine Montan A. G
Austria
Czecho- Slovakia
Skoda
Waffen Werke A. G
Sudetenland
I. G. Farben Industrie Dye Trust
Spain
Robbery Charge Arrested in Thomasville Police Action
Thomasville officers arrested John Rogers on a Beaufort County robbery warrant. Rogers, with ties to Thomasville and Mount Airy and formerly of High Point, was arrested by Chief E. R. Richardson, Sgt. Fred Kaney, and Ptlm. Willie Loflin and turned over to Beaufort County Sheriff.
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Thomasville
John Rogers
Mount Airy
Rogers
High Point
Beaufort
E. R. Richardson
Fred Kaney
Willie Loflin
Beaufort County
Cut In Patterns Of Furniture Is Effective On July 1
As America accelerates war production, the WPB sets a two thirds reduction in furniture patterns starting July 1 after a March 15 ban on new patterns. Major patterns will be kept, novelties reduced, with wood and metal supplies allocated to military needs.
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America
WPB
Upholstery Factory Woes Put Strain On War Efforts
Wartime shortages grip furniture making as spring units lose jute cores to substitute supports. Paper replaces cross supports amid textile limits, while feathers, plant fuzz, cotton wadding and leather face restricted supply. Domestic upholstery fabrics and leather use shift to repairs as civilian demand competes with military orders.
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Navy Life
Thomasville Man Fined for Drunken Driving on Monday
Thomasville resident Kearney Bryant was found guilty of drunken driving and ordered to pay a $50 fine plus court costs and to refrain from driving for one year. Also convicted were Fish Curry on assault with a deadly weapon with a $5 fine and Willie Hill for smoking in a local theatre with a $5 fine.
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Thomasville
Dune
Kearney Bryant
Toute
Bryant
Fish Curry
Willie Hill
Thomasville cases head to Superior Court June term
Thomasville notes list 14 cases to be tried at the June term in Lexington with Judge William H. Bobbitt presiding. Alonzo Jewell faces breaking and entering and larceny and receiving. others include Horace Garland Brown non-support of an illegitimate child and Pete Heitman non-support among charges.
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Thomasville
Superior Court
Lexington
William H. Bobbitt
Alonzo Jewell
Horace Garland Brown
Sem Gaither Cheek
Halon Hightower
George Millikan
Pete Heitman
Ale Rush
F. M Montgomery
Tommy Everhart
Fred Welcher
John Ayers
Ernest Floyd
Paul Hunt
Elbert Mack
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