U S Experts: Food Outlook Hard in 1943
The article cites Harper Sibley and other farm experts warning that Americans may face limited food supply in 1943. They note potential gains from 1942 levels but stress weather, prices, and wartime demand will test production, with 75 percent of crops needed for civilians and lend-lease and possible milk rationing concerns.
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John B. Lewis
New York
Harper Sibley
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Sibley
Chester C. Davis
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Christopher J. Abbott
Hyannis
Neb
Abbott
OPA
Mid-West
Delos L. James
Agricultural Department
The
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Answer to Previous Puzzle 18 Line of union 20 Island 22 Centilizer
Shortage of manpower and machinery hit farmers as prices fell but in April the government eased restrictions. Farmers report long hours, uncertain harvests, and hope from rising poultry sales and victory gardens. Four of five Irish alcohol factories closed as potatoes go to food.
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James
Eire
Administratrices' Notice to Creditors of Ora Binkley
Executors warn all claimants of Ora Binkley deceased that claims must be presented by March 29, 1944 or barred. Debts should be paid promptly to the undersigned Hattie B. Troxler Route 4 Asheboro Street Ext Greensboro NC and Mary F. Hester 220 North Cedar Street Greensboro. Notice dated March 26, 1943.
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Ora Binkley
Guilford County
North Carolina
Als
Hattie B. Troxler
Asheboor Street
Greensboro
Mary F Hester
North Cedar Street
Training After War Proposal Is Rapped By Hart
Dr. Hornell Hart of Duke University spoke at the 170th Springfield Friends Meeting service denouncing Roosevelt’s one year compulsory military training plan. He warned militarism blocks lasting peace and urged a union of science with spirituality to counter mechanistic, materialistic aims. He urged youth to seek a future guided by spiritual values over warlike dominance.
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Hornell Hart
Duke University
Springfield Friends Meeting
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hart
Germany
Jefferson
Washington
Springfield
Nevada
Radio Schedule Detailed with War Time Adjustments
A long radio program listing for Monday May 3 outlines Eastern and Central War Time shifts, with multiple serials, news blocks, concerts, and performances across networks. The text ends with a local history note from Springfield about meeting houses, land purchases, and the first burial of Mary Hoggett in 1780.
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Springfield
Mary Hoggett
Storm Troops Chief Victor Lutze Dies in Accident
Berlin radio reported that Victor Lutze chief of staff of the Nazi Storm Troops died in a Potsdam hospital from injuries after an automobile crash. Lutze, a long time follower of Hitler, succeeded Ernst Roehm after Roehm’s 1934 purge.
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Berlin
Victor Lutze
S. A
Storm Troops
Adolf Hitler
Potsdam
Lutze
Col
Ernst Roehm
Storm Troopers
Roehm
Hitler
Eight Killed In N C Over The Weekend
North Carolina saw at least eight violent deaths over the weekend. Teenagers Ramona Wilkins and Jack Beck died in auto incidents, while Jesse Tyler was found dead on a highway. Other victims included a woman who shot herself, a man burned in a house fire, a robbery shooting, two traffic crashes, and a Fayetteville car collision.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Ramona Wilkins
Madison
Jack Beck
Balfour
Hendersonville
Jesse R. Tyler
Cerro Gordo
Chadburn
H. Hugh Nance
Nance
W. E. Packer
Tabor City
Ben Green
Salisbury
Fred Dunnigan
Durham
Orange County
Oscar Pitts
Dunnigan
Henry Potts
Selma
Willie MacWilliams
Fayetteville
Lower Ration Point Values Effective Now
The Office of Price Administration announces reduced ration points for most canned fruit and vegetable juices effective today. Pineapple juice rises on No 2 size cans while other sizes unchanged. grape juice and citrus juices see drops. tomato juice points fall. some vegetable juices remain rationed while others are released.
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Washington
OPA
Oak Hill School Plans Preschool Clinic May Fourth
Oak Hill School will hold a preschool clinic Tuesday May 4 from 9 00 to 12 00 a m. Parents with children turning six on or before October 1 are urged to bring them. Principal Mrs K W Shipman announced today.
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Oak Hill
K. W. Shipman
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