Pullorum Outbreak Fight Could Boost North Carolina Poultry
Raleigh March 5 Pullorum, a germ-borne disease called white diarrhea, hinders North Carolina poultry growth. D S Coltrane, assistant commissioner of agriculture, says a new bill by legislature committees aims to eradicate and control pullorum, with hatchery and chick standards to be tightened. The measure targets disease-infected chicks and eggs to restore a $50 000 industry for 300 000 farmers as war readjustment proceeds.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
D. S. Coltrane
Agriculture Committees
Coltrane
Extension Service
Experiment Station
Feed Industry
Department of Agriculture
Weather Update for North Carolina Cloudy and Mild
The region experiences mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with showers along the coast today. Tuesday brings considerable cloudiness and warmer conditions with showers in the extreme west portion of the state.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Bill Urges $40000 for Poultry Disease Plan
State leaders push a bill to spend 40000 dollars to combat disease among hatcheries and breeders. North Carolina hatcherymen lose markets to out of state due to local disease. About 1,000,000 birds require blood testing. manpower scarce, Coltrane says no small ads can fund it.
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Ftock
North Carolina
Coltrane
Russians drive toward Danzig and coast amid swift Pomeranian gains
Soviet forces under Zhukov push west from the Oder to reach the Danzig region and the coast near Kolberg and Koeslin. Rokossovsky’s Second White Russian column reaches the coast at Koeslin while Zhukov’s units advance 62 miles to the berg area. Stalin declares major victories and says 600 localities were overwhelmed.
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Danzig
Lower
Vistula
Kolberg
Koeslin
Stettin
Oder
Moscow
K. Zhukov
Oder River
Schwedt
Free City
East Prussia
Koenigsberg
Stalin
Zhukov
Berg
Swinemuende
K. K. Rokossovsky
Nightclub closures trim profits across major cities
Nightlife businesses report mixed impact after late closing changes. Miami, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Reno, Baltimore, Newark, Atlantic City, New York, and Bronx clubs note varying drops from moderate to substantial. Some venues hold steady while others see 10 to 50 percent profit declines.
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Boston
Shetlight
Miami
Florida
New Orleans
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Reno
Baltimore
Newark
Atlantic City
New York City
Bronx
Operators And Miners Begin Discussions In Washington
Coal operators and miners opened closed door talks on a new contract amid signs of progress on fringe awards. An informed source said Vinson and the War Labor Board may shift authority over fringe awards from OPA while retaining board approval rights. Leaders group discussions involve 600,000 CIO members urging Roosevelt to seize the mines as in 1943.
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Washington
Fred M. Vinson
War Labor Board
WLB
Office of Price Administration
Vinson
OPA
Lewis
Greater New York Cio Council
Roosevelt
CIO
New York
Allied push reaches Cologne as Rhine crossing tightens
Tanks clash as Rose’s units approach from the north and Maj. Gen. Terry Allen’s 104th Timberwolf division fights west of the Rhine. US forces drive toward Cologne with heavy artillery duels and reports of bridgehead gains across the river. The Third Army expands 30 miles between Pruem and Trier, seizing towns such as Kopp west of Coblenz.
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Terry Allen
104Th Timberwolf
Third Armored
Hohenzollern bin
Rhine
Cologne
Supreme Headquarters
Third Army
Pruem
Trier
Kopp
Coblenz
Iwo Jima battle report from Feb 21 progress and praise
Fifth Division under Maj. Gen. Keller E. Rockey repelled a Japanese counterattack on Iwo Jima's northern area. Marine Lt. Gen. Holland M. Smith commended the Fourth Division for exemplary conduct and aggressive attacks since landing February 21 as Nimitz noted ongoing stiff resistance and mounting small arms fire.
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Keller E. Rockey
Holland M
Howlin' Mad
Government Steel Attitude Approved in Cleveland Dispatch
The Magazine Steel reports government actions are tightening control over steel production and mill schedules. With 16,900,000 tons allocated to the second quarter civilian demand is hardest hit. Wage negotiations in coal mining loom, risking immediate shutdown of capacity. National production stays at 96 percent of capacity. Birmingham remains unchanged.
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Cleveland
Steel
Birmingham
Behind the Scenes Mollywoode 4 Hollywood Gossip Collage
Hollywood gossip notes from Helmut Dantine planning a Nazi drama stage production at Wilshire Ebell to sway Warners. Sally of Marjorie Rambeau’s recovery and Kathryn Grayson’s vocal setback are touched on, with crumbs about Vallee, Conte, O’Brien, Peters, Colbert and Susan Hayward. The California Aviation Council picks Bob Cummings as chairman.
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King Features Syndicate
Hollywood
Helmut Dantine
Werners
Hell
Dantine
Wilshire Ebell
Warners
Berlin
California Aviation Council
Bob Cummings
Hal Wallis
Bob
Actor Patric Knowles Rejoins Army Prep Amid Medical Discharge
The article notes Patric Knowles, once medically discharged by the RCAF and an interpreter in the US Air Force, is 1-A again and ordered to report for a new physical. It mentions the shortest path to enlistment as standing in for him during Masquerade in Mexico and hints he may join soon.
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Patric Knowles
Mexico
Pat
United States Air Force
Abbott Costello Organize Youth Clubs In Hollywood
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello plan youth clubs and fund a local program by awarding Swing Organist Ethel Smith the annual prize she becomes the first woman recipient. Leslie Fenton Rita Johnson at Beverly Tropics. Don De Fores expect second baby in November. Jeri Sullivan with Jimmy McHugh at Billingsley's Tropics. Nile Thor Granlund lends wing of his home to Collette Lyons and her secretary who can't find a place to stay. Collette dates producer Joe Brown.
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Hollywood
Collette Lyons
Collette
Joe Brown
Infant Succumbs To Peculiar Blood Ailment
Four day old infant dies from a rare parental blood type conflict at Burnham city hospital. The mother nurse from Georgetown Illinois had ORH negative blood while the father, William G. Colebourn, Army warrant officer, had O positive. Transfusions of ORH negative blood aided the baby born by Caesarean section at Chanute Field near Champaign. The mother and baby’s condition reflected a nationwide donor response led by Charles Lyons of Liddell Illinois. The three year old surviving sibling is the couple’s first born.
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Champaign
Til
William G. Colebourn
Georgetown
Ill
Charles Lyons
Liddell
Cincinnati Flooded as Ohio River Rises Past Record
The Ohio River at Cincinnati reached 62.2 feet, well above flood stage, with rivermen watching for more rain. Forecaster George Martin warned a heavy downpour could worsen the scene as two major damages were reported and a first flood victim confirmed.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U. S
George Martin
25000 Workers To Resume Duty At Chrysler Plants
About 25 000 workers were to resume production of plane and tank parts at six Chrysler plants after Local 3 UAW CIO ended an eight day walkout at the Dodge main plant. War Labor Board and Undersecretary Robert P Patterson urged the move and full production was expected within hours.
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Chrysler Corporation
Dodge
War Labor Board
Robert P. Patterson
United Auto Workers, Cio
Detroit and
Evansville
Ind
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Uawcio
Senate kills amendments to measure. house to act
The senate has killed several amendments to a measure adopted by the house. The house refused to concur in the senate action when the measure returned. Speaker Oscar Richardson said he would likely call dual house sessions two days a week to cut the heavy calendar, potentially holding two sessions daily and two at night.
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Unidentified Man Found Floating Near Houseboat
An unidentified man was found dead floating near a houseboat by residents aboard the vessel. Police cordoned off the area as investigators gathered evidence and searched for identification.
Funeral Rites for Elbert Payne and Annie Lunsford
Funeral services for Elbert F. Payne who died Saturday morning proceed from Koonce Funeral Home chapel to Newman Georgia for further rites at Lovejoy Memorial Methodist church. Interment follows in Oak Hill cemetery. Annie Lunsford 55 dies at 1411 Mendenhall Street with services at her residence and burial in Oakwood cemetery. The obituary mentions a textile industrialist who died Sunday and held multiple executive roles in Cleveland Mills Lily Mills Lawndale Railway and related institutions.
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Koonce
Walter Kelly
Main Street Methodist Church
Mr. Payne
Newman, Ga
Lovejoy Memorial Methodist Church
C. F. Tate
Drexel, N.C
Oak Hill Cemetery
Annie Lunsford
Mendenhall Street
L. J. Rainey
North Main Street
Oakwood
Cleveland Mill and Power Co
Lily Mills
Lawndale Railway and Industrial Co
Shelby Firstational Bank
Lawndale Telephone Company
Funeral services for Wm P Jes church
Funeral services for Wm P Jes church were held with a church filled to overflowing. Interment followed in the Lebanon cemetery. Pallbearers were from Reunion Lodge No. 63, Odd Fellows, including Will Smith G C Howard J L McMahan T C Whittington P J Smith and J A Herndon. Magdalene Rebekah Lodge carried the flowers. Services at the grave were conducted by Reunion Lodge No. 63 I O O F.
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Wm. P. Jeschurch
Lebanon
Repuon Loc No. 63
Odd Fellows
Will Smith
G. C. Howard
J. L. McMahan
T. C. Whittington
P. J. Smith
J. A. Herndon
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Death of H Dickens at 410 Jarrett Street
H Dickens died at home Saturday morning. Funeral held at her home with Rev. W. K. McGee of First Baptist Church presiding. Pallbearers were Marvin Gallimore Ralza Grist Solon Grist Lowe Garner Ray Garner and Lonnie Dickens. Music by a quartet including Stella agner Mrs Alvah Boyles J W Hansell Tracy McMillan and others. Interment in City cemetery.
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Jarrett Street
W. K. McGee
First Baptist Church
Marvin Gallimore
Ralza Grist
Solon Grist
Lowe Garner
Ray Garner
Lonnie Dickens
Stella Agner
Alvah Boyles
J. W. Hansell
Tracy McMillan
Clyde Jones
A. H. Ragan
Belva Harris
Funeral for Mrs Lula Wagner Held in Thomasville
The funeral service for Lula Price Wagner 80 lifelong Thomasville resident died Friday morning was held Saturday at four 6p from J C Green and Sons Funeral Home The service was led by pastors L B Hayes C Excelle Rozzelle Harold Schram and C A Jones Pallbearers included John Kane Johnnie Jones Algie Jones Clyde Smith Ed Cobb and C H Batten Music was provided by several soloists and a pianist with selections Rock of Ages and Jesus Lover of My Soul posted in the article.
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Lula Wagner
Thomasville
Lula Price Wagner
J. C. Green and Sons
Wagner
L. B. Hayes
Main Street
Burial rites for Mrs Batten family in City cemetery
In charge of Mrs A H Batten and Mrs C H Batten, interment followed in the family plot at City cemetery.
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A. H
C. H. Batten
Funeral Rites Held for Annie L Craven Saints Resident of Thomasville
Funeral services for Annie L Craven Saints of Thomasville Rt 1 were held at Zion Reformed church with Rev. W C Lyerly and Rev. C O Plyler presiding. Pallbearers included Colon Shoaf Hubert Saintsing Harris Shelton and others. music featured hymns Heaven Nearer Since Mot is There and Sometimes It’s Hard to Understand. Burial followed in church cemetery.
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Mar
Annie Lodena Craven Saints
Thomasville Rt. 1
Zion Reformed Church
W. C. Lyerly
C. O. Plyler
Colon Shoaf
Hubert ‘ Saintsing Saintsing
Harris Shelton
Cletus Bodenhamer
Virgil Morris
Mer Te EC
Doughboys defend Philippines in last Stand retreat
In the Philippines Yamashita and Japanese forces withdrew to defend the coast while Col. R W Volckman and his guerrillas fought in Ilocos Norte near Rosario. American Doughboys of the 37th Division under Maj Gen Robert S Beightler cleared Manila's finance building, ending a month after the capital fight.
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Singa
Philippines
Rosario
R. W. Volckman
Ilocos Norte
Pere
Volckman
Aparri
Manila
Doughboys
Robert S. Beightler
Poland in London backs UN role amid talks on new national unity
The Polish government in exile in London remains a UN member while Russia backs a provisional authority to form a unity government. France’s stance on spa rejection prompted negotiation to invite parties acceptable to major signatories and potential changes to the Dumbarton Oaks plan at San Francisco. France’s bid for a permanent UN Security Council seat remains unaffected by conference sponsorship decisions.
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Russia
France
Spa
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