North Carolina social security benefits top $50 million
Raleigh Oct 7 Henry Averill Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel reports that North Carolina social security benefits under the full program have totaled over 50 million dollars in just under five years. Major divisions include old age assistance unemployment compensation aid to dependent children and aid to the blind with a wide array of maternal and child welfare services and public health efforts further detailed totals and timelines.
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Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Unemployment Compensation Commission
North Carolinas
Three New Thomasville School Board Members Appointed
Thomasville city council named Dr. R. K. Farrington, Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson, and A. L. Elliott to fill expired terms on the school board. They will assume office November 1, with terms expiring July 1943, after hours of citizen input at city hall.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
R. K K. Farrington
W. FE. Tomlinson
A. L. Elliott
Charles F. Lambeth
J. W. Boyles
Charles M. Hoover
Connecticut Defense Drive Transforms Hartford Economy
Hartford grows as a defense manufacturing hub under the Connecticut Development Commission. The agency built a 100-page factory registry, matched primes with sub-contractors, and launched a statewide defense clinic and a mineral survey. Hartford’s payrolls soar, housing expands, and aviation is poised for postwar growth despite pockets of crime and lingering spendthrift behavior.
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Hartford
New England
Conn
Connecticut
Army Ordance
Connecticut Development Commission
State Chamber of Commerce
Uncle Sam
U. S. Army Ordnance
Bottenecks
Commission
New York
Defense Clinic
Conneticut
Community Chest drive to include High Point Negroes for first time
High Point Negroes will actively participate in this year’s Community Chest drive and receive tangible returns from its operation. Dr. H. H. Creft Jr will begin the campaign, with all public school teachers, factory workers, city employees and other groups contributing through the auxiliary committee led by Dr. Creft.
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High Point
H. H. Creft, Jr
Creft
Elliot
Health and Safety
H. H. Croft
O. E. Davis
C. E. Yokely
S. E. Burford
J. J. Wilson
J. Emelton
J. C. Morgan
Morgan
Thomas B. Smith
William Penn High School
Ed Smith
Romelia G. Mason
Army tests use Grasshopper planes for wartime messages
The Army pilots a new Grasshopper Squadron of Taylorcrafts Piper Cubs and Aeroncas to carry messages between command posts and to move officers across battlegrounds. They may replace radio in maneuvers, flying low at 40 mph, camouflaged and using rear operations to avoid detection while offering rapid routing on public highways.
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NEA Serv
Washington
U. S
Taylorcrafts
Piper Cubs
Aeroncas
Army
Corps
Local notices mix classes meetings and society events
The column lists ongoing Thursday classes for cooking and sewing, a Tuesday carpentry meeting at William Penn High School, and various society events. It notes the Daughter Elks gathering, hospital patient news, a Brown Dunlap wedding, school meetings, Girl Scout year plans, Alpha Art Club setup, a YWCA youth group formation, a St Matthew revival, Calvary Baptist singers visit, a William Penn High magic show, and several personal notices.
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James E. Reid
Department of
William Penn High School
Elks
Hoover Funeral Home
O'Clock
James Ingram
Caroline March
Leonard Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Katherine Brown
Hoover Street
Elia Belle
Charlie Dunlap
Lancaster
8. C
Fairview Street
A. L. Jones
Mable Burnette
Alpha Art Club
Terah Whitten
Day Street
J. J. Wilson
Ari
O. E. Simmons
Charles Drake
Abs. L
Aliss Catherine Brown
Earlene . Davis
Waldine Knox
Priscilla Kendall
Helen Campbell
ST. Matthew
Lindsay
Winston-Salem
St. Matthew C. M. E. Church
Hay
Evangelistic Singers
Calvary
Mars Hill Baptist Church
Evangelistic Singers of
Winston- Salem
Calvary Baptist Church
Magic Shore
William Penn
Edward Shore
Mental Marvel
At & O'Clock
Macie Good
Dayton
Ohio
Lenora Taylor
West Street
Atlantic and East Carolina Railway posts year profit
President Harry P Edwards announced the Atlantic and East Carolina Railway Company earned a net profit of 16465.84 for the fiscal year ending August 31. The company operates under lease the state controlled Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad from Goldsboro to the Sea.
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New Bern
Harry P. Bdwards
Atlantic and East Carolina Railway Company
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
Goldsboro
Iceland
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