North Carolina Dairy Drive Aims to Boost Home Milk
North Carolina plans to expand its dairy industry with State college leading research and training. The program targets trained personnel, more farms, and facilities to raise milk output and cut costs, backed by the Dairy Foundation and state government.
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Rudolph Pate Raleigh
N. C
State College
America
Mid-West
School of Agriculture
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
Department of Animal Industry
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L. D. Bauer
North Carolina Dairy Foundation
State Department of Agriculture
General Assembly
Dairy Processors
Dr. Hilton
Purdue University
J. Melville Broughton
Delegates review aims as four-man panel probes French needs
Delegates offered no firm guarantee on reaching production goals. A four man congressional investigating team finished a preliminary probe into France's Marshall plan needs and prepared to tackle Brussels next, with Luxembourg and the Netherlands on the itinerary. The piece notes hummingbirds beating their wings up to 300 times per minute.
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France
Brussels
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Father Of Local Woman Dies In Winston Hospital
Mr. John A. Rominger 78 of Kernersville died in a Winston-Salem hospital at 5 p.m. after a week of critical illness. Born in Davidson County he spent most of his life in Union Cross. A farmer and Union Cross Moravian Church member he is survived by his wife Navada (formerly Rothrock) two sons Ivey R. and John Earl of Union Cross two daughters Eva Lee Phillips of High Point Mora Laurie of Union Cross ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Winston-Salem
John A. Rominger
Kernersville
Davidson County
Union Cross
Union Cross Moravian Church
Navada Rothrock
Ivey R
John
Churchill Looks to Attack Russia as Sea Lion Sidelined
The diary notes Churchill weighing invasion plans against Russia while preparing Sea Lion. Luftwaffe raids on London prompt doubts and postponement of the invasion as German leadership debates risks and rewards. By spring 1941 Hitler and staff remain focused on invasion preparations but shelve Sea Lion.
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Russia
London
High Command
R.A.F
Hitler
Raeder
Fuehrer
Supreme Command
England
Food price study warns on rising costs across income groups
A 68 page price study by F E Berquist for the joint committee on the economic report warns that soaring costs strain low income families and fixed pensions while hearings aim to uncover production practices raising prices. Senator Ives urges curbing grain price speculation to avoid a 1929 style downturn. The report notes farm income rose sharply since 1940 but distributor profits do not fully drive consumer prices.
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F. E. Berquist
Joint Committee On the Economic Report
United States
Ives
New York
Congress
Congressional
Eastern Europe remains less Sovietized amid socialist experiments
The writer notes four Soviet-dominated states still serve Moscow interests while distant Yugoslavia shows resistance to forced collectivization. He finds private enterprise viable and observes limited push for full Sovietization, with neutrality in UN atom debates seen as a price for stability.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Slovakia
Poland
Russia
Red Army
Molotov
United Nations
Indonesia
Auto Industry Sees Steel Shortage Quiet Outsiders
Reuther criticizes auto makers for failing to testify before the Washington senate committee probing steel shortages while laying off workers and raising car prices. He notes Kaiser as a lone exception and cites the sector’s record profits amid the crisis.
Lawmaker Warns Against Tax Cuts Before Debt Clarity
Coughton told reporters January or special session could fail if foreign commitments are unclear. He urged waiting to write a tax reduction bill until a sound fiscal system is ensured and warned against federal borrowing to fund tax relief.
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Coughton
Gastonia Man Dies In Motorcycle Crash Near Shelby
Clyde Barrett, 34, of Gastonia, was fatally injured when he lost control of his motorcycle on the Shelby Salisbury highway. The accident occurred about 3 30 this afternoon and he died at 4 10 p m.
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Clyde Barrett
Shelby
Pressley
Gastonia
Hear Today
Shelby-Salisbury
Wage Rise Drives Demand for Higher Priced Foods
A study notes average weekly earnings for manufacturing workers rose from 23.62 in 1940 to 47.37 last June, fueling greater demand for more and costlier foods as others charge all that traffic will bear.
Paul S. Dickens Succumbs At Local Hospital
Paul Silas Dickens 63 died at a local hospital Saturday night at 6 30 after years of ill health. Born in Randolph County April 18 1884 he moved to High Point and worked 25 years for Tomlinson's. He married Jennie Lee March 21 1906 and is survived by four sons three daughters and three brothers. Funeral at First Pilgrim Holiness church Monday at 4 pm with burial in a local cemetery.
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Checline
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Randolph County
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Mary Mee- Duffie Dickens
High Point
Tomlinson’s
Jennie Lee
Clyde
Whitney says Congress controlled by lobby in 1948 warning
Syracuse New York A F Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says the Republican dominated 80th congress in its first session was controlled by a corporate lobby and operated under a steam roller urging voters to politically slaughter every reactionary and near Fascist who curtails freedom and liberty in the interest of greed and monopoly He cites the National Association of Manufacturers Chamber of Commerce and the Association of American Railroads as the lobby partners.
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N. Y
A. F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Congress
Brotherhood
New York State Association
Whitney
National Association of Manufacturers
United States Chamber of Commerce
Association of American Railroads
European need grows for high level Washington talks
The official will reach Norfolk Virginia on Friday and arrive in Washington on Saturday. Speculation centers on summoning Secretary Marshall from the UN meeting in New York and calling in other top officials for a thorough discussion and possible showdown on the special session issue. Warnings about European conditions have risen in the state department since the president began his trip two weeks ago.
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Norfolk
Washington
Secretary Marshall
UN Assembly
New York
State Department
Europe
Energize with SSS Tonic for stronger blood health
Tired feelings and low blood strength are linked to non organic anemia. SSS Tonic claims to rebuild red blood cells, improve appetite and energy, and aid digestion so the body feels fresher and stronger. Millions of bottles sold. Get a bottle from your drug store. 888 Tonic helps Build Sturdy Health.
Army Salvaging Obsolete Ammunition for Scrap Metal
The War Department says scrapping obsolete ammunition will yield 500 000 tons of scrap metal by next July. From July 1946 to July 1947 about 450 000 tons of scrap iron and steel came from army posts. Secretary Royall allows civilian scrap experts free access to posts to inspect stockpiles for steel production use.
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Washington
War Department
Royall
Polio Quarantine Returns in Stanly County
Albemarle North Carolina September 13 polio quarantine is back in Stanly County after three cases led to school closures in Center Township. Dr Nenzie reports 17 polio cases diagnosed in the county this year with one death. Brooklyn note and parrot symbol in Orient mentioned as curiosities.
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Stanly
Albemarle
N. C
Center Township
Nenzie
Aia
Nation-Wide Speaking Contest For Students
A national contest for high school students will be held next month under the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce with cooperation from the U S Office of Education the Radio Manufacturers Association and the National Association of Broadcasters Local competitions choose the best brief talk on If Speak for Democracy Regional and local winners receive prizes the national winner to be selected during National Radio week October 26 to November 1.
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Washington
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Office of Education
Radio Manufacturers Association
National Association of Broadcasters
Italy and France sign pact to study customs union
Rome Italy and France reach agreement to form a joint commission on a possible customs union. The group will study options and report findings by year end.
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Rome
Italy
France
Would King Cole Be Merry With Stomach Ulcer Pains
An old advertisement promotes Udga Tablets for stomach ulcers indigestion and related acid reflux symptoms. It urges readers to try a 25 cent box from Manny's Drug Store and other druggists with a double your money back guarantee if the first dose fails.
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King Cole
Manny
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