Plant Food Assured for War Gardens
Victory Gardeners may use chemical nitrogen up to three percent in plant food after WPB regulation changes. The revised formula permits three percent nitrogen with eight percent phosphorus and seven percent potash, excluding lawns and landscape plantings. Six pounds per 100 square feet covers the season, with two thirds at soil preparation and one third after vigorous growth begins.
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Victory
WPB
Victory Gardens
Victory Garden
GROW EAT GREENS FOR RED BLOODED HEALTH
Home grown vegetables provide vitamins and minerals essential for health. Green leafy and yellow vegetables support vitamin A C riboflavin and iron intake aiding growth bone and tooth formation and preventing anemia.
U S Price Admin Crossword Puzzle Fill
The page presents a cryptic crossword style grid with horizontal and vertical clues. Clues reference price control terms, common words, and abbreviations, inviting fill in entries across multiple rows and lines.
Colored College Programs Put Students Into Military Service
News notes that students in college programs will enlist under military discipline on active duty in uniform with pay. The Army or Navy will cover all expenses including tuition, food, housing, books, and uniforms. Basketball games between Trinity High School and William Pennys and Girls are set for tonight at 8 p.m. as the final contest of the season, with Trinity visitors to play the local teams. Public invited.
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Army
Navy
Trinity High School
Wm. Pennys
Trinity
Scouts Stage Comedy and Support Events
Boy Scout troop 16 plans Eliza Rosewater's Divorce Case at Leonard Street School Auditorium Monday March 29 at 8 15 pm public invited. Mrs Elvira Penry of Trinity died Wednesday at home 6 pm survived by son Will 18 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 3 pm Rev E Frost Trinity Cemetery. Heavenly Gospel Singers to perform at St Matthews C M E church tonight featuring spirituals and religious songs.
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Eliza Rosewater
Leonard Street
Elvira Penry
Trinity
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Will Penry
Heavenly Gospel Singers
St. Matthews C. M. E. Church
Military Training Program applications open at William Penn HS
Friday April 2 qualifying tests for the Army Specialized Training Program and the Navy College Training Program are available at Room B-1 William Penn High School. Seniors or recent graduates aged 17 to 22 may apply and indicate Army or Navy option. Navy selections proceed via Naval Officer Procurement. Army candidates face thirteen weeks of basic training before college assignment.
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Army
Navy College
William Penn High School
S. E. Burford
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Gardening tips for growing leafy greens for children
The article notes calcium supports teeth and bones in growing children and lists greens easily grown in North Carolina soil. It highlights cabbage chard collards kale lettuce mustard spinach and turnips as good sources for dietary calcium.
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North Carolina
Meat Trimming Point Problem
OPA says meat point values will be released soon with uniform points for steaks regardless of price. Butchers collect coupons to buy meat, risking trimming to save waste. housewives may switch butchers if trimming is excessive. Marrow bones will have low points not listed on the sheet. Eggs and potatoes shortages noted with guidance to preserve vitamin C by boiling potatoes with skins.
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Washington
OPA
Agriculture Department
Vogle Bros. alleys shipped to Syracuse after 1941 ABC win
Syracuse reports New Process Gear team set a city mark of 2917 on the alleys shipped from Chicago after Vogle Bros. won the ABC championship in 1941.
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Syracuse
Vogle Bros
Chicago
Process Gear
Miss Clark Elected President of Guilford College Women
Miss Mary Bell Clark of Greensboro was elected president of the Guilford College women’s student government association. David Stanfield of Baltimore, Maryland, was elected head of the men’s association.
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Guilford College
Mary Bell Clark
Greensboro
David Stanfield
Baltimore
Rollins Girl Sets Sights On Outdoor Tennis Title
Pauline Betz of Rollins College defended indoor titles and then dominated the singles final 6-4 6-1 against Katherine Winthrop of Hamilton. She paired with Hazel Wightman to win doubles 7-5 6-1 over Judy Atterbury and Lillian Lopaus.
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Mass
Pauline Betz
Rollins College
Longwood
Katherine Winthrop
Hamilton
Hazel W. Wightman
Chestnut Hill
Judy Atterbury
Great Neck
L. L
Lillian Lopaus
City Island
N. Y
Students to Continue Studies at Raleigh
Walter Becker Jr. of 1106 Madison Street and James B. Wilson of 320 Woodrow Avenue completed training at Skyland Signal Corps School Winston-Salem and will continue studies at Raleigh due to high scholastic standing.
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Will
Raleigh
Walter Becker, Jr
Madison Street
James B. Wilson
Woodrow Avenue
Skyland Signal Corps School
Winston-Salem
Cann Mills reports 78 million sales and higher earnings
Kannapolis report shows Cann Mills company with 78 million dollars in sales, up 13 million from the prior period. Earnings for the year were 4.10 dollars per share, rising from the previous year by a small amount.
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Kannapolis
Cann Mills Company
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women
An advertisement urges women aged 38 to 52 to use Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to ease hot flashes nervous symptoms and irregularities during midlife. It claims the remedy relieves distress boosts resistance and serves as a stomachic tonic with widespread reported benefits across diverse women.
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Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Restaurants On Rationing Too: A 75 Percent Cap
Washington reports that restaurants and institutional eateries will be limited to 75 percent or less of December's meat butter cheese and similar product use once point rationing begins. OPA outlines two methods to compute restaurant allotments: cut 7 percent from December served, or reduce the point values by 25 percent, selecting the smaller total.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Russia Extends Japanese Fishing Privileges for One Year
In Kuibyshev an agreement extends Japan's fishing rights in Soviet Far East waters for another year. Izvestia reports the 1923 protocol is renewed yearly with a 5 percent rental increase this year, following a 4 percent rise last year.
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Moscow
Kuibyshev
Russia
Japan
Iz- Vestia
S. A. Lozovsky
Naotake Sato
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