North Carolina liquor sales rise and dry drive warned
State Board records show liquor store receipts for last month at 1,106,520.60, over 50 percent higher than February 1941, while highway deaths continue to fall in early 1942. The Raleigh Times notes a dry drive planned for the coming Legislature amid broader enforcement and policy activity.
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Beauty News Promotes Noxzema for Clear Complexion
A beauty survey reports 9 of 10 Broadway actresses and 4 of 5 New York models use Noxzema Medicated Skin Cream for rough skin and blemishes. Miriam Franklin and Jinx Falkenburg praise its clarifying effect and softness. Trial offer for 25 cent jar, limited time, at drug or cosmetic counters.
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Radio Programs and War Time Schedule Includes Pledge Drive
Radio schedule lists programs across blue east red and west coast with Fifty minute and thirty minute blocks, featuring The Three Suns Trio Patti Chapin Bob Hannon Jack Armstrong and Captain Midnight plus News, Drama and Dance orchestras. A pledge urging readers to refuse voting for lawmakers opposing wartime labor rules is attached, referencing a labor limit myth and Oklahoma paper influence.
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Open hearing urged on Tidewater Power finances in Raleigh
Tidewater Utilities Commissioner Stanley Winhorne called an open hearing on the financial condition and value structure of Tidewater Power Company of Wilmington to be held in Raleigh on April 6 at 11. The informal session aims to prevent a lengthy court case, with critics arguing Tidewater undercharges by selling power to Dow Chemical at a loss while a large portion of customers pay under 1.20 dollars monthly.
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