Meatlogging hits wartime market as black market swells
The piece, by James Thrash er, details meat shortages and meat black market activity across the United States. It cites price gouging and illegal slaughter as core aspects, notes OPA and Agriculture Department concern, and recounts Cleveland packing-house observations of missing cattle and high illicit demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thrasher
NEA
Washington
Wotzis
Joe
Watzis
OPA
Europe
Office of Price Administration
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Middle West
Cleveland
Packer
Armed Services
Boone Soldier Drowned During Army Maneuvers
The Fourth Service Command reports the probable drowning of fourteen soldiers during night maneuvers in the Gulf of Mexico off Florida. Nineteen aboard a landing barge from Camp Gordon Johnston at Carrabelle were aboard when the ramp lowered after the storm, with two officers and three others rescued. Private First Class Henry C. Proffitt of Boone is named among the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Fourth Service Command
Carrabelle
Fla
Gordon Johnston
Henry C. Proffitt
RFD
Boone
Aerial Feud Splits Army Roles in Pacific and China
The piece argues the air and ground services clash over defense strategy in the Pacific and China, noting Gen. MacArthur’s praise for air power while criticizing Gen. Kenney’s lack of recognition. It highlights CNAC’s faltering operations under Stilwell and Bissell amid supply routes to Chungking and the Burma Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Dunkirk
Bismarck Sea
Pacific
China
White House
United Nations
Douglas A. MacArthur
New Guinea
Chungking
Calcutta
Assam
Chinese National Airways Corporation
Pan American Airoways
Joseph W. Stilwell
Clayton L. Bissell
CNAC
Army Transport Command
Stilwell-Bissell
Bootleg meat and disease risk alarm in 1900s crisis
The piece warns of bootleggers diverting cattle and hogs into illegal markets, exploiting lax hygiene and fake processing. It cites Roosevelt era reforms, beef and pork pathogens, and calls readers to patronize known lawful stores with U S inspection stamps to support honest dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
OPA
U. S
Jon
Today's Radio Programs Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs for Monday March 8 with time slots from 6:45 pm to midnight Eastern, noting serials, concerts, news, comedies, and War related programs. Programs include Captain Midnight, Fred Waring's Time, Lone Ranger, Cavalcade of America, Coast-to-coast news, and various musical showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Captain Midnight
Ben Bernie
Cbs
Shrednik
Newa
Nbe
Blu
Dhs
Mbs
Mary Sma
Harry Wismer
Joe Rines Orch
Blu Rhythm Ensemble
St. Louis
Nus
Dack Armstrong
Blu- West
Walter Cassel
Cbs-Basie
cbs-Dixie War
Bill Sterg
Ibe
Lowell Thomason
Midnight
Fred Waring
Nbc
Col
Stoopnagle
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Ceiling Unlimited
Dinning Sisters
Blondie Wagwood
Buffalo
Kaltenborn
Cavalcade of America
Earl Godwin
Parks and Warren
Cal Tinney
Lum
Abner
Barrie Sisters
Willard
Alfred Waillenstein
Dr. Hagen
Voorhees
Cecil B
Dbs
Raymond Capee
Gracie Fields
Dean Pardue
Alec Templeton
Basin Street
Guy Lombardo Orchestra
Dbe
Blondie Lagwood
Cbe-West
Paul Schubert
Dancing Music Orchestra
Nbe-East
Nbc-West
Cba
London
Radio News Free
Mbe
News of Colored People by C Be Yorely
C Be Yorely presents brief notes on local affairs affecting the colored community. Details are limited in available text, highlighting ongoing social topics and community updates in a concise newspaper card style.
Weeklong church programs mark second anniversary events
St Stephens Metropolitan A M S Zion Church celebrates the second anniversary of Rev Cephas Warrick Lawrence. A series of services run nightly with multiple churches hosting and pastors speaking. Week's programs begin at 8 p m with Calvary Baptist Shiloh Baptist St Matthews C M E Pearson Memorial Progressive circles First Baptist and Con gregational Church involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens Metropolitan A. M. S. Zion Church
Cephas Warrick Lawrence
Calvary Baptist Church
Shiloh Baptist Church
St.Mathews C. M. E
Pearson Memorial Church
First Baptist Church
Rev
H. R. Walden
General Supervisor Congregational Church
St. Stephens
Nior
P. C
Buds
Slither and slog a mile in 7 minutes par for Rangers
The United States Ranger training in Camp Scotland is described with a brutal mile long obstacle course and survival drills. Soldiers crawl under barbed wire, crawl a muddy log, jump into mud, descend a ravine, pull out, climb hills, and bayonet a sack to complete seven minutes with full gear. The piece contrasts Rangers with Commandos and notes hard training, discipline, and camaraderie. It also mentions ghost rumors at the castle HQ and Rangers’ nighttime treks to a nearby settlement and traditional dances with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wolf
NEA Service
United States Ranger
Scotland
Castle
British Isles
United States
YPC Meeting Rescheduled At St Stephens A M E Zion
The Y P C of St Stephens A M E Zion Church will meet with Miss Beatrice Crawford at 1104 Hoover Street Tuesday night at 8 instead of Monday. Delegates from High Point Cherry Street Presbyterian Church will attend the Yadkin Presbytery Workers Conference at Johnson C Smith University Charlotte from March 9 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YPC
Y.P.C. of
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion Church
Beatrice Crawford
Hoover Street
Workers
Workers Conference of the Yadkin Presbytery
Johnson C. Smith University
Charlotte
N. C
Felouise Boger
Floscean Carpenter
Ruth Barringer
Augusta Jackson
High Point
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Women Club Tackles War Time Activities and Morale
Speaking to the Winston-Salem Teachers Club at Mrs Alfleta Packsons home the Alumnae unite on arms for the War Effort. Girl Scout leader Mrs Mable Burnett outlined women at war morale and recreation to curb delinquency and waste. The group bought 5 dollars in Defense Stamps and planned Wednesday as roll bandage day at Red Cross dressing room. Members present included Helen Cole Katie McAdoo C V Holmes Alfreta Jackson Willie Mae Boyd Zola Black Melzetta Fowler Cora Lee Robinson. The Army unveiled a motorized office trailer with built in desk map board and typewriter stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem Teachers Club
Alfleta Packson
Mable Burnett
Red Cross
Daniel Brooks
Mesdames
Helen Cole
Katie McAdoo
C. V. Holmes
Alfreta Jackson
Willie Mae Boyd
Zola Black
Melzetta Fowler
Cora Lee Robinson
Greensboro dance group to perform tonight in recital
The A and T College dance group of Greensboro will perform at Fairview Street School tonight at 8 15 PM. Sponsored by the Fairview PTA the program is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A and T College Dance Group
Greensboro
Fairview Street
Fairview Pta
Income Tax Rules for Travel Expense Deductions
Taxpayers may deduct traveling expenses only when business related and properly substantiated. Attach a statement detailing business nature, days away, meals and lodging costs, and other travel expenses including reasonable tips. Commute costs are personal and not deductible. journeys for employment are excluded. penalties for improper claims apply.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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