Veterans Guide Explains Public 16 and GI Bill Training Choices
A veteran with a service connected disability may choose between Public 16 vocational rehabilitation and the GI bill for training. The article outlines monthly pension, subsistence, and total income limits, showing how the top combined benefit of Public 16 remains $92 monthly for unmarried veterans and how pension amounts affect GI bill payments.
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Washington
Frank Black
Coast Guard
Frank
Veteran’s Administration Ional
Hee
Veterans urged to attend Legion meeting tonight
Commander Robert Fountain calls all local veterans and Auxiliary members to a joint Legion post and auxiliary meeting at 7 30 in the Arcade building Legion hall. A CC program and informal dance are planned with reports from the membership committee and other matters to be discussed for Armistice Day activities.
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Robert Fountain
The
American Legion
Post
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Legion Post
Variations in Adult Carbon Dioxide Rate by Condition
The rate at which an adult expires carbon dioxide varies with condition of rest sleep and arousal. It is least during sleep and greater in wakefulness and increases markedly during vigorous exercise.
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Wiest
State News Briefs Highlight Local Clergy Move and Regional Topics
Charlotte sees Rev. L A Honeycutt take over Hutchinson Avenue Baptist on December 2 after leaving Hartsville Fast Side. Concord church at Granite Falls had been coupled to the transition. Montreat hosts Y M C A officers with Chester Frances named president and Bess Breedlove as vice president. A Newton inquest follows a fatal collision that killed five Newton residents. Richard Summers released on bond. Charlotte hosts three NC York Rite Masons sessions led by Alfred J Smith. Wilson junior chamber council proposes airport expansion and vehicle inspection along with venereal disease education.
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Charlotte
L. A. Honeycutt
Fast Side Baptist Church
Hartsville
Hutchinson Avenue Baptist Church
Mr. Honeycutt
F. ©. Roberts
Concord
Granite Falls
Wilson
North Carolina
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber Planning Committee
Western district educators hold Asheville conference
The western district conference of the North Carolina Education Association will meet in Asheville on Friday drawing about 2000 teachers from 18 counties. Speakers include Dr. Clyde A. Erwin state superintendent Mrs Annie Laurie McDonald and D Hiden Ramsey general manager of the Asheville Citizen Times member of the state board of education.
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Asheville
North Caroline Education Association
Clyde A. Erwin
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Annie Laurie McDonald
State Education Association
D. Hiden Ramsey
Wild Boar Hunts In San Teetlah Area Schedule
Wild boar hunting in the San Teetlah wildlife management area starts today and runs in two day blocks through December. The listed dates include October 15 16 18 19 22 28 25 26 29 30 and December 20 21 26 27 and 29 29. Delegates will gather in Morganton for the North Carolina Church of God women’s missionary society convention with Mrs. Margaret Bachman of Charlotte as president.
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Asheville
Santeetlah
Morganton
The
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
North Carolina Church of God
Margaret Bachman
Charlotte
Credit men meet in Charlotte opening session
About 15 delegates attended the opening business session of the Associated Credit Bureaus of North Carolina in Charlotte. The convention continues through tomorrow with activities scheduled across the two days. Engineering head Raleigh, Dean J. H. Lampe of North Carolina State College announced the appointment of Dr. Edward M. Schoenborn Jr. of the University of Delaware as head of chemical engineering. He will assume duties November 1. Brewers plan meeting Raleigh, December 6. The executive board of the North Carolina committee of the United States Brewers Association set the fall gathering for December 6 in Raleigh.
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Charlotte
Associated Credit Bureaus of
North Carolina
Raleigh
J. H. Lampe
School of Engineering
North Carolina State College
Edward M. Schoenborn, Jr
University of Delaware
Department of Chemical Engineering
Brewers Plan
North Carolina Committee of the
United States Brewers Association
Fire damages Morrocroft farm sheds near Charlotte
A Saturday night fire hit a large Morrocroft farm storage shed and machine shops near Charlotte. Damage to farm machinery and equipment may exceed $50,000, estimated by Assistant Fire Chief Mack Griswold. Morrocroft is owned by Cameron Morrison, former North Carolina governor and U.S. senator.
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Charlotte
Morrocroftt Farm
Mack Griswold
Morrocroft
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
U. S
Labor board urges 65 cent minimum wage plan
The North Carolina federation of labor executive board urged Congress to enact a 65 cent minimum hourly wage and asked Governor Cherry to stop using state funds to arm the militia. It recommended diverting those funds to the state federation of labor to promote peace and harmony in industry.
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North Carolina
A.B. C. Board
Gastonia
American Federation of Labor
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Cherry
State Federation of Labor
Puzzle Clues Across and Down with Word Play
A compact crossword style item listing raw clues by numbers for across and down entries. The hints include marine life and geography terms such as sucking fish and table land, plus color and language bits.
Fertilizer Prices Seen Stable for Farmers Next Spring
Dr. Emerson Collins of North Carolina State College reports from the OPA that fertilizer prices likely remain controlled and on a hold-the-line basis. He notes a wartime price rise has not persisted and that future tonnages will deliver more plant food per unit, reducing cost per unit versus 1919.
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Raleigh
OPA
Emerson Collins
State College
Collins
Atlanta
Dr. Collins
Controls Lifted On Air Travel And Construction
Washington reports the third month of peace brings end to WPB limits on civilian construction and travel. Officials foresee job growth, wage pressures, and price rises as unions push for higher pay while the OPA maintains 1942 price levels. Major auto plants face labor risk amid rising production.
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Washington
WPB
White House
OPA
War Labor Board
Industraal
Gasoline Use Estimated for Offensive Units
It is estimated that an average of one gallon of gasoline per day was needed for every unit engaged in offensive operation.
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Marion
Miriam McKinney
Chesney
S. C
Woodrow W. Howerton
Gibsonville
William Williams, Jr
Bridgeton
Cabe Bray
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Port Chester
N. Y
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al Burlingame
Cambridge
Joseph Golombek
Portsmouth
Legion
North Carolina Association For Wine Control
A. B. C. Board
Association For Wine Control
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Greensboro
N.C
John W. Caffey
Carolinas Association of Y.mlc.a
Chester Frances
Rock Hill
D. C
Bess Breedlove
Kannapolis
Evans Cannon
Spartanburg
Bond
Newton
Richard Turner Summers
Statesville
Liberty
Fred Holler
Will Sweeny
John Sigman
Jule Towery
Walter Towery
Shelby Highway
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G. H. Gantt
Summers
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Goldsboro
Knights Templar
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Eugene Sheffer
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Almest
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Saac
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Kilmer & Co., Inc
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Standard Oil Company OF
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High Point, N. C
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High Point, North Carolina
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