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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

16 Nov 1942

Page 7

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1942

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7

Veterans Loan Fund Rapidly Liquidating Real Estate

Raleigh report on the 1941 act shows the North Carolina Veterans' Loan Fund Board liquidating foreclosed real estate holdings and shifting funds into liquid securities including war bonds. From 357 properties owned in 1941 to under 75 now, with net profit over time eroded by losses, the fund aims gradual liquidation while continuing to aid veterans.

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Lynn Nisbet Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh General Assembly State Veterans’ Loan Fund Board North Carolina Veterans’ Loan Fund Council of State American Legion BOAD Agriculture Labor Graham K. Hobbs Col. Hobbs Hinton
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Welfare Meeting at Graham Addressed by Commissioner Best

Mrs WT Best state welfare commissioner will address welfare workers from Davidson Alamance Randolph and Guilford Counties in Graham Friday. United States production of natural gas in 1940 amounted to 2 500 000 000 000 cubic feet.

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Graham WT. Best Davidson Alamance Randolph Guilford United States
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Wartime Department Store Tale on Tin Salvage and Morale

Civilian morale in wartime Washington is linked to everyday acts like returning old toothpaste tubes. The Tin Salvage Institute reports 1,168,000 pounds of metal tubes reclaimed, with half a million pounds of tin allocated to war industries. Tubes provide tin for soldering in aircraft and contribute aluminum and lead for the war effort. The tube-for-tube order halted manufacture on April 1, 1942, with an average tube life about 15 months.

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Jack Stinnett Washington Capital United States OPAL Tin Salvage Institute Dalilar The the Metals Reserve Co REC Uncle Sam
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Veterans Loan Fund Grace Silinton U. S Railway Express O.P.A U.S United States Rubber Company U.S. Royal Tire Service Sixth Avenue Rockefeller Center New York Dr. Edwards
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