War Labor Board Sets Up Plan To Handle 10000 Disputes A Week
The War Labor Board plans a regional system to review wage and salary changes for up to 10000 cases weekly by accepting statements at face value with penalties for falsehoods. The approach, tied to presidential orders, relies on clerical processing and later audit on disclosures. Officials anticipate expanding staff from 250 to about 2000 to regionalize decisions and minimize Washington referrals.
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War Labor Board
Washington
Lloyd K. Garrison
Lorder
State Grange Convention Plans Complete
Plans for the North Carolina State Grange annual convention in Burlington October 28 to 30 were announced by Harry B. Caldwell. Features include talks by Dr. Clarence Poe and Rep. Robert L. Doughton, election of exec committee members, and the Governor as principal speaker at the youth banquet. Prominent leaders such as W Kerr Scott and L D Bauer are slated to appear alongside agriculture officials and grange committees.
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Burlington
North Carolina State Grange
Harry B. Caldwell
Greensboro
Clarence Poe
Raleigh
Progress Live Farmer
Robert L. Doughton
Kiwanis Convening 23rd Carolinas District Meet at Pinehurst
Delegates from 78 Kiwanis clubs in North and South Carolina begin arriving at Pinehurst for the 23rd annual Carolinas District convention. About 250 attendees expected with talks by Dr. Frank P Graham of UNC and Kiwanis International president Red G. McAlister. District governor J. Maryon Saunders presides. lieutenants governors named from North and South Carolina.
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Pinehurst
Carolinas
Kiwanis
Frank P Graham
University of North Carolina
Red G. McAlister
London
Canada
Kiwanis International
J. Maryon Saunders
Chapel Fill
Hugsn Beam
Marion
F.N. Fields
Mooresville
William “Marion Allen
Elkin
D. B. Teague
Sanford
W. Ernest Thompson
Graham
William J. Norwood
Roanoke Rapids
Aaron Goldberg
Wilmington
Jeff Bates
Columbia
S. C
Harry Daniel
Greer, S. C
Fast Syphilis Cure Warns Of Increased Deaths
ED L Campbell reports from Hot Springs Arkansas that a 15 day syphilis cure kills 100 to 200 times more people than the old single dose method. Dr John Stokes of the University of Pennsylvania cautions the method is not fully developed and stresses continued study while noting a six to ten week alternative in experiments may offer safer outcomes.
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ED L. Campbell
Hot Springs
Ark
John
Stokes
University of Pennsylvania
Paul de Kruif
Philadelphian
U. S. Public Health Service
National Research Committee
Weed Average Climbs Falls In Three Belts
Tobacco prices fell in the eastern and middle belts while steady in the old belt then declined. Eastern belt average dropped 2.17 to 40.49 per hundred with 749,508 pounds sold. season total 287,185,803 pounds at 37.79. Middle belt down 71 cents to 43.23 with 17,520,629 pounds sold for 7,574,655. Old belt week average 40.54 for 26,256,269 pounds. season average 40.43. Large volumes of wet damaged weed on sale across belts.
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Raleigh
U. S
State Departments of Agriculture
Middle Belt
Agriculture Departments
Collections By GOP Are Good
Lynn Nisb et reports receipts and disbursements filed by Sim DeLapp chair man of the state Republican committee. The GOP shows less money on hand but more collected and spent for the current campaign than Democrats earlier. Contributions include 500 from Mrs. Jeff Penn Reidsville 500 from S W Cramer Jr Cramerton and 500 from Thomas J Hark ins Asheville. A major disbursement was 100 to Charles A Jonas candidate for Congress in the new tenth district.
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Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Sim DeLapp
State Republican Committee
DeLapp
Jeff Penn
Reidsville
Charles A. Jonas
Tenth
Brothers Jones Serve in Army and Coast Guard
Private Thomas Marshall Jones and Master Sergeant Charles C. Jones, brothers of Mrs. Charles R. Jones of 30 S. Hamilton and 301 S. Hamilton, respectively, remain in active service. Thomas Marshall Jones has been in service for two years and overseas most of that time, enlisting with the Coast Guards in 1940 and stationed at Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri with the coast artillery. Charles C. Jones enlisted two and a half years ago and serves in the Army.
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Thomas Marshall Jones
Charles R. Jones
S. Hamilton
Charles C. Jones
Pvt. Jones
Coast Guards
Charles CC. Jones
Thomas Marshall
Carl Garrett, Jr
C. C. Garrett
Greensboro Road
U. S. Army Air Corps
Sgt. Garrett
Air Corps
50Th Air Base Squadron
Hammer Field
Fresno
Cal
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