Weather and public notice from Raleigh report
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday for the Carolinas and Georgia with showers and thundershowers in places Virginia sees brief showers. Winds from Block Island to Mattacheese shift to northwest Sunday afternoon with clouds and possible squalls. Calutt granted leave of absence in Raleigh. Fayetteville slot machine case states one year term and $10,000 bond. leave expires Monday noon. A toad's tongue points down its throat.
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Joe Calcutt
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English Port Town Becomes A Roaring Klondike For Fishermen
An East Coast seaport in wartime Britain becomes a booming boom town as crews unload prime haddock halibut and plaice. A single profitable trip can net around 50 000 pounds, with crews earning substantial shares. Gus Key, first mate of the Happy Barmaid, spends lavishly on a wild night of pubs taxis and a moosehead gift as the docks buzz with un quenched appetite for fish profits amid wartime bombings.
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NEA Service
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Klondike
All England
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Iceland
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Loenden
Gus
Bsfs
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Room Service
Statewide food stamp plan sought for North Carolina
Raleigh June 28 The State board of agriculture has asked the Surplus Marketing Administration to institute the food stamp plan on a state wide basis if an expansion is contemplated Sixteen North Carolina counties are now participating in the stamp plan
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State Board of Agriculture
Surplus Marketing Administration
North Carolina
Texans Choose From Big Field
In Dallas on June 28 Texans vote to fill the seat of the late Morris Sheppard with 25 candidates contending for the U S Senate. Four leaders Governor O Daniel Attorney General Gerald Mann Representative Lyndon Johnson and Representative Martin Dies are expected to dominate the race though the winner requires only a plurality. Johnson gained implicit support from President Roosevelt on announcing his bid.
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Panzers Press Reports From Front Line Battles
German high command promised announcements of great successes but details arrive through reporters. Austrian mountain troops are said to have destroyed 100 Russian mechanized units amid panzer clashes as a Soviet tank regiment is halted. Anti-tank crews reportedly knocked out 15 Russian tanks. Luftwaffe claims disrupt rail lines and destroy many Soviet planes as bombers claim 28 air victories and 21 grounded near the Romanian border. Prisoners appear, with Germans noting large numbers yet offering no exact figures. Russian fighters are described as fanatically determined to continue.
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Austria
Russia
Senate Delays On 50 Million Increase For Surplus Disposal
The conference committee reported impasse over Senate plans for a 50 million dollar increase tagged to surplus commodities and unresolved timing of further group meetings. The year end jam pushes key measures through as Senate and House race to finish work with a large Army supply appropriation and district and housing funds under rapid review.
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Soviet Forces Hold Line as Germans Fail in Push
Soviet reports say ground forces dug in new trenches after a retreat in the Northern sector. Soviet communiques boast the enemy’s attempts to advance were stopped. a Red Army cavalry division reportedly annihilated a German regiment in Bessarabia. Pravda proclaims the war just begun and condemns German actions. One German pursuit plane crashed in flames near Minsk after machine-gunning villages.
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Violent windstorm uproots oaks in Maxton
A violent windstorm in Maxton last night uprooted 16 large oak trees and unroofed one house. No injuries reported but property damage is extensive and local officials assess the scene.
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Maxton Maxton
Strike May Be Averted In New York Transit
New York City officials, including Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, signaled a possible avoidance of a transport workers strike next Tuesday after talks with John H. Delaney and CIO officials. An agreement may extend the current contract until a court rules if the city can legally contract with the union.
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F. H. la Guardia
John H. Delaney
Board of Transportation
Transport Workers Union
CIO
la Guardia
Civil Service
Roosevelt Deficit Measure Backed Despite Opposition
A proposed measure to provide 150 million dollars for recreational and sanitary facilities for workers in defense areas drew strong opposition speeches yesterday. Despite this, it was generally conceded the measure would be approved intact, continuing Roosevelt's monetary powers.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Picnic at First Methodist Church Grounds
A picnic for church members and friends and for boys and girls from the Methodist Children's Home will follow Sunday service on the Children’s Home grounds. If rain occurs, the event moves to the church basement.
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Ficnic
First Methodist Church and Friends
First Methodist
Mayor Begins Sixth Term In Sanford
Sanford June 28 Mayor Warren R. Williams will start his sixth consecutive term in office, continuing his long municipal leadership. The new term signals ongoing policies and council cooperation as the city faces local issues.
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Sanford
Warren R. Wiliams
Market Flight of Names Still Shifting on Bustling Trades
A dense list of stocks and percent readings shows broad activity across diverse sectors. Prominent names include General Motors, Radio, Alleghany, Reynolds, American Can, IBM not shown, and Union Oil as traders chase values. The closing tally reflects a large sales figure of 139 550 with varied gains and losses across multiple industries.
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Ecting Auto Lite
Pittsburgh
Public Service
Vis Pullman
Firestone
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
al Chem & Dye
General Motors
Alleghany
Glidden
Republic Stee
Allis Chal
Alge
Asi
Seaboard Air Line
I Shell Union
Roll Mill
Illinois Central
Am Rug Refining
Int Harvester
Swift
Baldwin
Liggett & Myers
API
Barnsdall
Loft
Texas Corp
Bendix Aviation
Texas Gulf Prod
Bethlehem Steel
Mack Truck
Sulee
Boeing Airplane
McCrory
Borg Warner
Montgamery Ward
Calumet
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Canadian Pacific
United Fruit
Caterpillar Trac
United Gas Imp
Chesapeake & O
National Lead
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Columbia G & BE
New York Central
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North Am Aviat
Cornwith & Son
North American
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Northern
Pacific
He Woolworth
Pacific Mills
Douglas Aircraft
Packard
Glorifying Yourself Relaxing Under Facial Mask Helps The Good Work
Alicia Hart provides home facial guidance and recipes for masks including whipped eggs almond meal and lemon masks. Step by step, clean skin, relax for five minutes, apply layers, rinse with cold water, and finish with cream or makeup. Bleaching effects vary with lemon juice and frequency advised to avoid irritation.
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Alicia Hartner
OPM Sets New Aluminum Goal for War Production
The Office of Production Management aimed to raise annual aluminum output to 1.4 billion pounds, an increase of 600 million. OPM proposed eight new government plants to be built at sites including North Carolina, with construction to start quickly. Plants would be owned by the government and operated by private firms under lease. exact locations not announced.
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Washington
Office of Production Management
Willing
S. Knudsen
OPM
Sidney Hillman
Stimson
North Carolina
Lutheran Synod Ends Ten Day Convention in Fort Wayne
The Missouri Evangelistical Lutheran Synod closed its 38th triennial convention in Fort Wayne Indiana marking the centennial of missionary work by Rev Friedrich C Wyneken in the area. Officers announced for three-year terms include Dr M F Kretzmann Kendallville Indiana as secretary and Dr Edmund Seuel St Louis as treasurer. The 1944 convention will be in Saginaw Michigan.
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Ind
Missouri Evangelistical Lutheran Synod
Friedrich C. D. Wyneken
M. F. Kretzmann
Kendallville
Edmund Seuel
St. Louis
Saginaw
Alich
General wage increase for 5000 announced at Erwin Mills plants
Durham, June 28. A general wage increase for 5,000 workers at the Erwin Cotton Mills Company plants in Envin Dur ham and Cooleenee was announced effective June 30. The raise comes with a federal wage order lifting textile minimum wages from 32 72 to 37 2 cents per hour, following negotiations between the Textile Workers Union of America and the company.
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Durham
Envin
Cooleenee
Erwin Cotton Mills Company
Efsenute
Textile Workers Union of America
Company
Raleigh White Soldiers Lounge Opens Today
Raleigh opens its lounge for white soldiers with weekend hours from Saturday noon to midnight and Sunday from 10 am. The center operates as a morale facility for military personnel, reflecting postwar social integration norms in the city.
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Raleigh
Two flight crash near Columbia investigated by Air Corps board
Cause of the crash was not immediately determined. Cate Gaunt heard the plane roar over his farm then crash after 10 p.m. A searching party found the wreck about 2 a.m. Lt. Priester, a recent Kelly Field graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Priester of 3214 Monroe St, Columbia, perished. Lt. Hodges, Alabama ROTC graduate, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hodges of Montgomery, Ala., also died. An Air Corps board led by Maj. Coved West, Capt. R. H. Wise and Capt. F. P. Smith was named to determine the cause.
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Priester
Kelly Field
Tex
N. E. Priester
Monroe Street
Columbia
Lt. Hodges
University of Alabama
H. Hodges
Felder Avenue
Montgomery
Ala
Air Corps
Maj
Co. Vd West
R. H. Wise
F. P. Smith
Aircraft expansion and fleet emphasis shifts noted
Around October 1 commercial firms may regain power to add to their fleets while Britain's demand for combat aircraft, especially long-range bombers, suggests the army air force will grow slowly. The focus would be on strengthening offshore bases to support operations against German industry.
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Army
RAF Bombers Hit Bremen Port and VeGesack Areas
RAF dispatched twelve bombers in last night's forays described as powerful. Fires were started at Bremen port and heavily in shipyards and industrial targets at VeGesack near Bremen. German raids over Britain were light with limited damage and casualties. one raider downed.
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Vegesack
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East Anglia
South Wales
Chicago Produce Market Roundup
Chicago milk and produce prices listed with receipts and changes. Butter receipts 22 522 steady with 90 score 36 89 35 90 centralized carrots 36 rest unchanged. Eggs receipts 21 468 unsettled graded firsts 27% dirties 6 441 checks 25463 rest unchanged.
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