Food production is Farm War guiding postwar policy
In a series by Phil Strong, Midwest farmers are praised for resilience during deflation and warned that farming must evolve from labor to expert management. He highlights farmers like Sam from Iowa and leaders at the Farm Bureau, noting the need to sustain production after the Axis defeat and the impact on prices and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-West
Phil Strong
NEA Service
Midwest
Lindw Farm
Iowa
Gus Crane
Marines
Air Force
United States
United Nations
Time
Sam
Ernon
Caryle
Vernon
Kimberley
Collins
John Lacey
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Lacey
John B. Kimberley
Farm Bureau
Congress
Illinois
Nebraska
Florida
California
Understanding Hoarseness and Laryngitis Across Ages
The article explains hoarseness and laryngitis in children and adults, noting croup in kids and the absence of danger. It covers larynx function, causes of hoarseness from irritation, and stresses rest and steam inhalation as treatment, warning against mineral oil nose drops and suggesting medical inspection if hoarseness lasts beyond a week.
Final Rites Held For John G. Moore
Thomasville memorial notes the funeral for Mount Vernon community resident John G. Moore who died Monday. Services were at Mount Vernon Methodist Church with Rev. R. L. Smith and Rev. T E Strickland presiding. Pallbearers were Sam Hite, Harry English, Marvin Kearns, William Younger, Charlie Burton, and Jesse McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
John G. Moore
Mount Vernon
Randolph County
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
R. L. Smith
T .E. Strickland
High Point
Sam Hite
Harry English
Marvin Kearns
William Younger
Charlie Burton
Jesse McDowell
Jury Selection Under Way In Guilford Murder Trial
Guilford Superior Court resumes at 2 PM to secure a jury for the murder trial of John Edgar Messer and brothers William and Elmer Biggs in the E. J. Swanson holdup killing near Jamestown. A mis trial was ordered after 67 of 115 venire members were examined with only three jurors picked. A new venire of 20 from Forsyth County is called as impartiality concerns rise.
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Greensboro
Guilford Superior Court
John Edgar Messer
William Dalton Biggs
Elmer Biggs
E. J. Swanson
Jamestown
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Alamance County
Burgwynn
Forsyth County
Burgwyn
Alamance
Swanson
Danville
Fire permits issued for several local buildings
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram announced building permits for R. T. Amos to reroof an ice cream plant at 781 N Main for 348 dollars, Clayton Kearns to repaint a dwelling at 515 Amos for 75, W. E. Mitchell to reroof a house at 1113 Rotary for 175, Mrs J. G. Snipes to repair a porch at 215 Hay and W. E. Davis to change a stairway at 1015 Mont Heu for 50 dollars. Interment followed in Floral Garden Cemetery in High Point.
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E. K. Ingram
R. T. Amos
N. Main
Clayton Kearns
Amos
W. E. Mitchell
Rotary
J. G. Snipes
Hay
W. E. Davis
Montheu
Faction aims to unseat Marshall as U S Chief of Staff
The piece describes an aggressive effort within the Roosevelt administration to remove General George C. Marshall from his post, contrasting backers and opponents, citing strategic disagreements over war aims against Japan and Hitler, and noting Marshall's influence and sources in the Far East. It also surveys war-finance pressures and political battles within the WPB and White House.
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George C. Marshall
United States
United Nations
Japan
Hitler
Marshall
Far Eastern
Tokyo
Germany
Moto
Supreme Court
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Albert Leman
Maloney
War Production Board
Congressional
Conrad M. Nelson
New York
Nelson
Bernard Baruch
WPB
Justice Brandeis
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric
Wilson
Radio Program Schedule for Wednesday May 19
Radio network corrections adjust the May 19 schedule with varied programs from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Eastern War Time. The lineup features The Jack Armstrong Serial, Captain Midnight repeats, music by U.S. Navy Band, Fred Waring, Tommy Dorsey, Sam and Abner, Gracie Fields, Kay Kyser, and more, plus war news and commentaries.
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Bill
Jack Armstrong
Chicago
Biu- West
Cbe Basic Highway Patrol
Pfrent
Farrell
Captain Midnight
Biu-East
Cbe
U. S. Navy
Nbe
Henry Taylor
Bdiu
Cbs
Duncan's
Mary Smal
Cbs Diste
Harry Wiemer
Biu
Los Angeles County Band
Mbs
Dancing Music Orchestra
U-West
Walter Cassell
Basic War
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason
Blu
Biu-West World News
Fred Waring
Basic
Victor Borge
Fulton, Lewis, Jr
Nbc
Harry James
Dbs
Johnson Family
Cbs-Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Dixie Melodies
California
Kaltenborn
Keen
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
cbs-Dixie
Mrs. North
Karl Godwin
Sammy Kaye
Red Barber
Cal Tinney
Sam
Abner Seria
Tommy Dorsey
Manhattan
Jim Ameche
Blu Jean Hersholt
Christian
Mb« &O
Eddie Cantor
Dinah
Jon Freedom
Jonel Barrymore
Gabriel Heatter
l—Dancing Music Orchestra
Milton Berle
Soldiers With Wings
Dale Carnegie
Kay Kyser
Raymond G. Swing
John B. Hughes
Gracie Fields
Radio Schedule Highlights May 19 1943 with NBC listings
The document lists a dense May 19 1943 radio schedule with programs such as Lupeheon Deuce Music The Navy In The News Ma Perkins Pepper Young's Family and Mr District Attorney. It notes time slots from 12:25 to 11:20 PM including sports News of the World and Kay Kyser's Orchestre and a Tomorrow Morning lineup ending with Babel Shatter Organise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beso
Winston Churchill
Heverly Mahr
Carey Longmire
The
Navy
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Washington Hotel Staller Orchestra
Portia
Esso
Pred Waring
Mrs. North
Tommy Dorsey
Kay Kyser
Kase
Happy Jack Turner
Robert St. John
the O' Neill
Alice Blair
Ramen Ebrente
Babel Shatter
Last Meet In Scout Sessions To Be Held
The final Scout Training session will be at the Mills Home Thursday night with a picnic dinner afterward. All Scoutmasters assistant Scoutmasters and committee members along with local Scouts will attend. District chairmen and other Scout officials are expected to be present. Attempts to grow linen flax are being made in New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mills Home
New Zealand
McEwen Lumber Sends 30 000 Cigarettes to Pacific Forces
McEwen Lumber Company purchased 30 000 cigarettes for distribution to U S armed forces members in the Pacific area. The War Department will oversee their distribution as part of wartime relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEwen Lumber
Pacific Area
McEwen Lumber Company
U. S
Pacific
Warpartment
Buffalo Slaughter in U S Reaches Quarter‑Million Per Year
Historical note states that from 1850 to 1860 roughly 250000 buffalo were slain annually across the United States, reflecting the era's impact on wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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