Churchill Plan Mirrors U.S. Board Proposals For Postwar Welfare
Prime Minister Churchill outlines a four year postwar plan aimed at social security and public welfare, closely echoing the National Resources Planning Board's recommendations in insurance, health, education, employment, and public works. The U.S. board notes broad agreement on extending insurance, improving health services, equal education opportunities, and a federal job program, with joint private and public enterprise in key industries.
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Washington
Churchill
National Resources Planning Board
NRPB
Congress
Charles W. Eliot
Church Hi
Labor
Bevin
United States
Army crossword puzzle clues list partial entries
A vertical and across style page lists chemistry symbols place names and common words as clues. Entries include numeral and letter abbreviations for elements and bodies such as erbium ra rubidium and calcium with prompts like speak that thing and near fifty.
Ration Board Secretary to Address Local News Club
Secretary M. W. Nash of the Local Rationing Board will keynote the Professional News Club meeting at Anderson's Tea Room on Rivette Drive. Dr. H. H. Le Mon hosts as the program continues the year’s series, with 9 p m talk and 6 p m Sunday school session announced.
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Ration Board
M. W. Nash
H. H. le Mon
Anderson's
Rivette Drive
Mr. Nash
Crowd gathers at Thomasville Scout banquet
In Thomasville the Unharme d Council Boy Scouts of America district held a banquet with over 165 attendees. John J. Triplett of New York City spoke on character building and leadership, noting scouts aid in wartime salvage and education while various officers were elected for the coming year. Also noted: 1939 Alaska fur take reached 553,696 pelts.
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Thomasville
Triplett
English
John R. Perry
3. Pennington
R. B. Carpenter
Glennet
Engish
N. C. English
Paul D. Hassler
Charles Eanes
J. C. Pennington
R. Neal Dalton
Vernon Snyder
Stuart Burton
Prison Labor May Be Used In Emergency
Governor Broughton asked D B McCrary to verify prison labor availability to meet a peach growing area emergency in Richmond County. If used it marks the first deployment under a 1943 law to relieve farm labor shortages and support spraying needs.
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Raleigh
Broughton
State Highway and Public Works
D. B. McCrary
Richmond County
New State Farm Manpower Commission
Vocational Agriculture Department
Lorene Moore Reported Ill at Home
Miss Lorene Moore is reported ill at her residence 21 B. Daniel Brooks Homes.
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Lorene Moore
Daniel Brooks
Service Members and Graduates Named in Indiana
Pic Joseph Darrell Luquer of Jamestown has moved from Maxwell Field Alabama to Freeman Field Seymour Indiana now stationed there. Ralph A Barrow of 406 East Green Street graduated March 24 from Keesler Field Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School. Ida M Stanfield 1004 Campbell Street finished preliminary training in the Womens Army Auxiliary Corps and is to report March 30 to Daytona Beach Florida as an auxiliary. F E Miller 1306 East Lexington Avenue has reported for duty at Southwestern College Memphis Tennessee for a five month course to prepare to become an aviation cadet.
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Pic
Joseph Darrell Luquer
Herbert Luquer
Jamestown
Maxwell Field
Ala
Freeman Field
Seymour
Ind
Ralph A. Barrow
Sarah Barrow
East Green Street
Keesler Field
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School
Ida M. Stanfield
Campbell Street
Womens’ Army Auxiliary Corps
Daytona Beach
Fla
FE. D. Miller
East
Lexington Avenue
Southwestern College
Memphis
Tenn
Kay Kyser Awaits Orders To Report
Kay Kyser the band leader told Rocky Mount Telegram by telephone from Los Angeles that his appeal for deferred draft status had been declined and he would report for examination when ordered by his local draft board. Kyser, known for radio’s College of Musical Knowledge, had sought deferment citing civilian war effort work. He serves as a consultant for OWT's radio committee without pay. Pope Pius XII was reported ill with influenza and confined to his room with audiences cancelled for today and tomorrow.
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Rocky Mount
OWT
Radio Committee
Pope
London
Rome
Pope Pius XII
Ten Year Old Confesses to School Fire Loss
A ten year old Thomasville boy confessed to starting a truckload of living room furniture fire with a match. The $1,800 loss, mostly uninsured, occurred near the Thomasville Lexington highway. Juvenile authorities will handle the case with a hearing likely soon.
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Thomasville
E.R. Richardson
Fred Kaney
Bob Kennedy
Pilot Consolidated School
Richardson
Pilot School
Thomasville-Lexington
Crawford Eddinger
Brunswick
Georgia
Davidson County
Governor Broughton urges nationwide gasoline rationing
Raleigh march 23 Governor Broughton favors gas rationing on a national basis in all its effects rather than a sectional basis. He wired OPA Director Prentiss M Brown his views urging uniform transportation plans so every citizen faces the same gasoline limits.
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Raleigh
Broughton
OPA
Prentiss M. Brown
Seaboard
Paying Father Time Ten Years Ago City Notes
Local notes recall events from March 28 1938 including Carter Dalton announcing for city council and electric rate reductions for all light and power department customers. A jail fire caused light damage as a prisoner burned bedding to gain freedom.
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W. C. T. Carter
English Street
Light and Power Department
Carter Dalton
Washington
High Point
Driver Killed As Bus Hits Tree
ELIZABETH CITY March 23 One person was killed and more than 20 injured when a Norfolk Southern bus en route from Portsmouth Virginia to Elizabeth City struck a tree. The driver Harry Whitley 38 of Richmond Virginia was killed. The injured were taken to Albemarle Hospital with the most serious passenger Mrs James Rumack of Norfolk Virginia having two broken legs and internal injuries.
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Elizabeth City
Norfolk Southern
Portsmouth
Harry Whitley
Fifth Avenue
Richmond
Albemarle Hospital
James Rulack
Michigan Avenue
Norfolk
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U.S. Board
Edward H. Higgs
U.S Army
India
North Carolina
U. S. Army
Inachus
U. Army
South Dakota
Dorothy
Rae
Ida
Womans Department
A. P. McLeod
Grier
Etta Ross
East Daniel Brooks Homes
TRA
Thelma Barrier
Ethel Moore
Daniel Brooks Recreation Center
Josephine Ellis
Willie Belle Huff
Addiere Ingram
Geneva Robins
Mae Belle
Shirley Hall
Bertha Smith
Louise Hammond
Elouise Austin
Jack Buton
Nathaniel Dumas
J. C. Ingram
Bill Robinson
Rufus Houston
M. M. Genan
Garland
Philadelphia
Ernest
New York
Alaska
Nto
Wagger
Victory Corps
A. R. Howard
Methodist
Temperance
Wm. Penn
Howard
W. S. McLeod
Hunter-Sturgess
Cornelia Hunter
J. W. Hunter
Burlington
Osie Sturgess
Charles Lyile
Hoover Street
Emmaline
Ella Mae
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Ella
George Abney
Otho Fitzgerald
Nancy Ramseur
Mary Royal
Brooks Street
Homas Royal
Nezzie
Hannah Royal
Arthur Miles
Wadesboro
Anson County
Galilee Methodist Church
W. S. C. S. of St. Marks Church
Indiana
Kay Kyser
Sara Wagger
S. Tobias
North
W. W. Walker
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. FE. Millis
Delta Tau Club
Forest Hills Drive
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Fascist Party
Beeson Hardware
Trinity
Alva M. Lumpkin
Columbia
S. C
Kiwanis International
Carolinas
Kiwanis Club
J. W. Wilson
Wilson
E. FE. Ashby
Mt. Airy
Winter Ferguson
Roanoke
Horton
Greensboro
Henry Ford
Kentucky
Myrtle Desk
H. W. Fraser
Charles &. Hayworth
W. T. Powell
General Assembly of
Penetro
al Sista
Red Cross
Africa
Iceland
New Guinea
High Point Savings & Trust CO
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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