Butter distribution details for war aid plans outlined
The article outlines how butter supplies are allocated in wartime, noting per person averages, lend-lease shares, and distributions to Russia, the United Kingdom, Red Cross, and other agencies. It cites figures in pounds and percentages amid a broader food administration report.
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War Food Administration
Argentina
Australia
Itheses
Armed Services
Ipping
Red Cross
Terlike Hawaii
Puerto
Russia
Brealth
United Kingdom
Territories
Office of Price Administration Appeals Gas Stove Ration
In ND Oregon on March 2 an OPA appeal is filed over gas stove rationing. The speaker laments previous use of wood and cites his wife’s illness as a reason to seek relief from the restriction.
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Office of Price Action
OPA
Funeral service for Elbert Moore announced in city
The funeral will be held for Elbert Moore of 221 Beamon Street who died at home Wednesday. He leaves a wife and ten children including Kathleen Moore in Columbus Ohio and Pvt Sarah Moore with the U S Army WAC, plus siblings and a niece. He lived in the city 24 years and was a First Baptist member and fiddle player. Brotherhood meeting at St Mark church planned tonight hosted by Levi Rice at 1121 Rivett Drive. Pvt Andrew Torrence returned to Camp Lejeune after a 14 day furlough with his wife Etta Mae Torrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Moore
Beamon St
Ee W. F. rElliott
Laney Moore
High Point
Frances Mitchell
Nellie Ragan
Kathleen Moore
Etta Moore
Columbus
Ohio
Grace
Carrie Moore
Sarah Moore
U.S.A
V. Baldwin
Rivett Drive
At & P.m
Camp
Pvt
Andrew Torrence
Camp Lejeune
Etta Mae Torrence
George L. Tysinger Killed Crossing Highway Near T'ville
George L. Tysinger age 57, a longtime Davidson county resident, was killed Tuesday afternoon when struck by a Cable Dairy truck on the Thomasville-Lexington road. He had been talking with Walter Everhart before stepping into the path of the vehicle. He died at City Memorial Hospital. Survivors include his wife Virgie Hinkle and several relatives.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
George L. Tysinger
Route One
Thomasville - Lexington
Aew
Tysinger
Walter Everhart
Ste
City Memorial Hospital
J. C. Green and Sons
Randolph County
Sandy Tysinger
Sarah Crouse Tysinger
Davidson County
Virgie Hinkle
Ben English
Archdale
Robert Strange
Salisbury
Sallie Bowman
Burlington
Pvt
Sallie Hinkle
ECTC Head Vindicated By Trustees
Greenville March 22 Dr Leon Meadows president of Cof fee bean cubitindad te on Oate of the board of trustees of co ag vote was taken in closed session after a third hearing of tests concerning a state Scuhate ten senere that Dr Meadows had not satisfactorily accounted for 18636.34 The board adopted a resolution exonerating him and stating funds were honestly handled and used for the college’s best interests plus notes on methods of handling funds.
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Greenville
Leon Meadows
Board of Trustees of
Meadows
Department of Justice
Funeral Rites for C. Ridge at Hoover's Grove Church
Ridge of Denton was laid to rest in Hoover's Grove cemetery Randolph County after funeral services at Hoover's Grove Methodist Church led by Rev. Dallas McDowell and Rev. Charlie McDowell. Pallbearers named Loflin Cox Randall Ridge A Ridge Jim Ridge Fred Ridge. Family nieces and friends provided flowers. Interment followed in the family plot.
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C. Ridge Ridge
Denton
Hoover’s Grove Methodist Church
Randolph County
Dallas McDowell
Charlie McDowell
Shelley Loflin
Garrett Cox
J. M. Randall
C. A. Ridge
Jim B. Ridge
Fred Ridge
Hoover's Grove
NLRB Dismisses Gaston Petition for Unionizing Efforts
The National Labor Relations Board dismissed a petition by Gaston Textile Council AF of United Textile Workers for investigation and certification of Gastonia Combed Yarn Corporation Gastonia North Carolina. The board ruled the bargaining unit proposed by the union was inappropriate.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Gastonia
N. C
Gaston Textile Council
United Textile Workers of America
NLRB
Florida Tourists in OPA Gasoline Use Probed
Raleigh district director T B Johnson said the OPA will question Florida vacationers about gasoline used for return trips after regional offices supplied license numbers for verification. The move follows reports motorists were refused fuel by OPA officials during travel.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Florida
Price Administration
T. B. Johnson
OPA
Army unit notes California posting
Funeral arrangements are pending and will be held at Jd. C. Green funeral home. The deceased was stationed with the army in California.
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Army
California
Jd. C. Green Funeral Home
28 Leave Board Four for Service In U S Navy
Twenty eight registrants of draft board four left for Raleigh to be sworn into the U S Navy for active service. The list includes Charles Hill Cecil Andy Thomas Roscoe Leroy Briley Thomas Felter Paul David Wood William Howard Russell Theodore Stanton Wilson Nicholas Robert Denchak Ernest Monroe Gardner Alfred Edwin Caveness Cletus Levon Misenheimer Glenn Arthur Causey Roscoe Peter Tucker William Earl Gregory William Bryant Sellers Lewis Harrison Davis Joseph Francis Bartach Ernest Lee Fulp Dorsie L Taylor Spencer Lee Carpenter Edwin Norris Stout Floyd Jackson Reeves William Howard Kennedy Jr John Wayne Little Henry Meredith George Clyde Eugene Lanier Oliver Spencer Farlow Jr Harris Manning Trimmal.
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U. S. Navy
Raleigh
Active
Navy Selective Service
Charles Hill Cecil
Andy Thomas
Roscoe Leroy Briley
Thomas Felter
Paul David Wood
William Howard Russell
Theodore Stanton Wilson
Nicholas Robert Denchak
Ernest Monroe Gardner
Alfred Edwin Caveness
Cletus Levon Misenheimer
Glenn Arthur Causey
Roscoe Peter Tucker
William Earl Gregory
William Bryant Sellers
Lewis Harrison Davis
Joseph Francis Bartach
Ernest Lee Fulp
Dorsie L. Taylor
Spencer Lee Carpenter
Edwin Norris Stout
Floyd Jackson Reeves
William Howard Kennedy, Jr
John Wayne Little
Henry Meredith George
Clyde Eugene Lanier
Oliver Spencer Farlow, Jr
Harris Manning Trimmal
Dan Burns Dies in Asheboro at 42
Asheboro lawyer T A Dan Burns 42 died at his home after a heart attack. He had long served as Randolph County Democratic Executive Committee chair and county attorney. Survivors include his wife Marion Bovitz of Wilmington, son Thomas Alexander Pepper Burns, daughter Betty Catherine, and daughter Mrs James S Covington Jr of Raleigh. Funeral at 4 pm Thursday at the residence with interment in Asheboro cemetery.
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Asheboro
T. A
Dan) Burns
Kiwanis
Randolph County
William C. Hammer
I. C. Moser
Marion Bovitz
Wilmington
Thomas Alexander (Pepper) Burns
Betty Catherine
James S. Covington, Jr
Raleigh
Divorces Filed in High Point Court in 1944
Divorce suits filed with the clerk of the High Point Municipal Court include Emma Jane n son versus Fred Wilson and Johnsend Lawrence Davis versus Carrie Lou Davis. Both actions cite two years separation.
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High Point Mun Crial Court
Emma Jane
Nson
Fred Wilson
Johnsend
Lawrence Davis
Carrie Lou Davis
Civil Service Examination For Firemen Announced
Civil Service examination for firemen set for March 29, 1944 at 7 30 P M in the Council Chamber City Hall Applications must be filed by Monday March 27 1944 at 5 00 P M with the Civil Service Commission Details at the Civil Service Office 808 Security Bank Building Telephone 2128 A City position offers security promotion vacation and sick leave with pay James B Lovelace Secretary High Point Civil Service Commission 13 16-22
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Nical
Council Chamber
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
James B. Lovelace
High Point
Civil Service Com
Bank Group Plans Annual Meeting in Charlotte
Group 9 of the North Carolina Bankers Association will hold its annual meeting in Charlotte on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Group
Charlotte
The
North Carolina Bankers Association
New White House Hostess Series Begins on Woman's Page
The Enterprise starts a nine-feature series profiling potential First Ladies. The first portrait covers Mrs. Jean Marie Faircloth MacArthur, wife of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, with others including Mrs. Cordell Hull and Mrs. Thomas Dewey to follow.
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Itay
Enterprise
Jean Marie Faircloth MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Cordell Hull
Thomas Dewey
Earl Warren
Wendell Willkie
James Byrnes
Robert Taft
Harold Stassen
John Bricker
Educators to Attend Statewide Consumer Education Conference
About 200 civic and educational representatives are slated to attend a statewide conference on consumer education next Tuesday at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro. The event is linked to Red Cross activities under the 1944 campaign.
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Greensboro
Woman's Col
The
University of North Carolina
RED Cross
Early diving bell and royal side saddles dates
The article notes that the first practical diving bell was invented by Dr. Edmund Halley of England in 1717 and that side saddles for women were first used in England by Queen Anne in 1388.
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Edmund Halley
England
Anne
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George Zielkengton
Kennel Club
High Point Kennel Club
G. M. Mitchell
Wiltshire Boulevard
A. C. Jones
A. E. Nelson
Wray Ward
Tom Kearns
American Kennel Club
H. L. Mitchell, Jr
Paulette Lindsay
Sandra Mitchell
Ruth Browne
Valette Harris
A. L. Stevens
Katherine Raymond
A. E. Poston
George Campbell
W. Wray Ward
R. F. Wakefield
America
T'ville
ECTC
Gaston
U.S. Navy
Dan” Burns
White House
W. C
Gossard
Plaillee
Wssmrd
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Tinier
Berets
Br Rafield
Aafield
Babs
Parllee
Swansdown
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