Blue Coupons Allow Cash Purchases For Peas Today
Washington report explains new rationing rules as blue coupons buy a can of peas with cash. About 1,000,000 volunteers stand ready in communities to assist shoppers with point rationing during March. Households should plan 48 points per person and use high point stamps first to ease month end.
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United States
Chambers of Commerce
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Training Institute For Girls In Thomasville Tonight
A war training institute for girls and women opens tonight at 7 in the Thomasville city hall court room under Mrs. Frances W. Trigg, federal agent for trade and industrial education. Organizers say sessions run through Thursday with plant visits, to prepare women for increased roles in war production as men go to service.
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City Hall Court Room
Frances W. Trigg
Tom Alderman Sykes
The Terrible Eye in Meath and Saxon Tales
Serial scene blends a frightening creature in Meath s world with two men plotting a midnight marriage flight. Joe the Cracker and Miss Meath confront a diamond tiara theft while R Chester Saxon and Jonah Logan debate Hildy Channing s plan to marry at midnight and flee to Greenwich, ending with a cliffhanger.
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Smithsonian Institution
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Cracker
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Gertrude Swan
Miss Meath
R. Chester Saxon
Larchville
Mr. Saxon
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Chet
Jonah
Maloney
Hildy
Channing
Air Corps
Iceland
Miners Hope Dims as 69 Trapped in Smith Coal Mine
Relatives of 69 trapped miners wait in Bearcreek Mont as rescuers battle toxic gases with an air blower deep in the hillside. Five bodies recovered with seven more located. Rescue teams, including experienced miners from Butte, work in six hour shifts amid gas and poor conditions.
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Leip Erickson
Butte
War Ration Book Two Registration Reaches 29 255 in County
The Thomasville Rationing Board announced that 29 255 persons registered in eastern Davidson County for War Rationing Book Number Two during the week. Registration in Thomasville reached 9 831 as part of the same drive, noted as an excellent weekly total. A historical note mentions the first dairy cannery in the south opened at Starkville in 1926.
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Davidson County
Thomasville
Mar
Defense Questions to Raleigh Enterprise Bureau Wartime Q&A
The Raleigh Enterprise Bureau offers weekly war effort questions and answers for civilians. Topics include allotments for dependents, transfers in essential work, and eligibility rules for soldiers and families. Answers reference official procedures and suggest contacting local offices or commanding generals for forms.
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Raleigh Bureau
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Raleigh
WAAC age limits and war plant jobs guidance
The WAAC accepts ages 21 to 44 inclusive. Women 55 cannot join WAACs but may seek war plant employment based on experience, with best guidance from the nearest U S Employment service office. Details on lumber and barn materials loans vary by project limits and War Production Board guidance. consult the local war boards in Charlotte or Raleigh.
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WAAC
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Charlotte
Raleigh
Army
Dr. P. E. Lindley To Speak At Thomasville Union Service
Dr. P. E. Lindley of High Point College will deliver the sermon for the Thomasville union of Methodist churches at Community Methodist Church on Wednesday March 3 at 7 30 pm The event is part of the Week of Dedication with the address titled A Prayer For Spiritual Beauty and is led by local pastors and church officials.
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T. B. Johnson
D. A. Oakley
C. O. Plyler
Charles D. White
Walter L. Lanier
P. E. Parker
Army Reveals Large Desert Force In Tunisian Theater Drill
Desert Training Center in California showcases a 85 000 man cast and a 30 000 square mile simulated Tunisian theater for 1943 desert maneuvers. Maj. Gen. Walton H. Walker and Col. J. B. Sweet oversee supply and combat drills across Red Army and Blue Army sectors with units from Los Angeles and other areas.
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New York Times
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San Bernardino
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L. D. Anderson
Los Angeles
John R. Perry Nominated For Commissioner
John R. Perry a Thomasville building and loan executive has been nominated for Davidson County commissioner to fill the vacancy from W B May The nomination followed a meeting of local Democrats chaired by George L Hundley and supported by civic leaders Perry a native of Thomasville is educated locally and active in the Masonic Lodge People Building and Loan Association the Community Methodist Church Sunday School and the Lions Club
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Mar
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Davidson County
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George L. Hundley
Thomasville Township
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Hundley
E. C. Byerly
May
John R. Myers
Myers
Perry
Byerly
Martha Clinard Perry
Thomas Perry
High Point College
Community Methodist Church
Thomasville Lions Club
Fifty Japanese Are Killed In Naval Engagement Off Namree Island
New Delhi March 1 A British communique reports fifty Japanese soldiers killed and others captured after Royal Indian Navy coastal craft engaged two armored launches off Ramree Island near Burma. One launch exploded and the other sank. Ramree lies about sixty miles below Akyab Japanese base.
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New Delhi
Namree Island
Royal Indian Navy
Ramree Island
Burma
Akyab
Paying Father Time TWENTY YEARS AGO March 1 1923
Local note recalls Bishop Edwin Penick addressing St Marys Church and Rotarians, plus local sports and civic items. Memory spans events from 1923 including Babe Ruth and Carl Mays signing with the Yankees and wartime veterans employment efforts.
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North Carolina
Episcopal Church
St. Mary's Church
St. John
Penick
Eddie Frenick
High Point Club
Frenick
Kansas City
Vagrancy bill hailed for expected Senate support
Around Capitol Square dispatch notes a Senate bill introduced as a resolution urges law enforcement to enforce vagrancy laws more strictly. It cites gaps in eastern towns and industrial centers, urges production focus, and links to labor absenteeism amid high farm labor demand.
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Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Senate
North Carolina
Diamonds Help Military Eyes At Work In 1942
Diamonds played a key role for the Army and Navy in 1942 supplying thousands of carats of industrial diamonds. These diamonds sped grinding cutting and edging of lenses for military use, as reported by American Optical Company official S. T. Sheard.
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Mass
American Optical Company
S. T. Sheard
Ride-Sharing Plan Pushed In Thomasville
A Thomasville court room hosts a Thursday morning March 4 conference to approve ride share plans for cities over 10 000 tied to war industry centers. R Walker Martin assists with state leaders and a large group of local citizens attend the session.
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R. Walker Martin
Emerger Transportation Committee
New Carolina
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Th Committee
T Merchants Association
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War Service Council
R L. McMilan
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Gardless
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Eccil
Longest bare knuckle fight in Australia 1856
Question and answer column notes James Kelly and Jack Sun fought for hours and 15 minutes in M ourne Australia on October 19 1856. The entry also covers stamps in albums wartime aid Belgium refugees and coffee ration rules.
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James Kelly
Jack Sun
Mourne
Australia
Lens Grinding Plant Promises Faster Sharper Optics
A report notes that diamonds grind lenses more quickly and accurately than prior abrasives. It states industrial diamonds, though not as costly as decorative stones, are finitely more valuable for improving vision and aiding the armed forces.
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