Textile repair parts to get priority material aid
The Charlotte office of the Division of Contract Distribution issued a pref erence order under the textile act for acquisition of maintenance and repair parts. Effective September 13, the order grants an A-10 priority rating to eligible producers or suppliers to ease textile machinery upkeep and operations. Applicants must use proper forms and contact the Office of Production Management for details.
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Rlotte
OPM
Fee Ee
EK. Field
Iotto
Office of
Washington, D. C
Furth
Klotte Division of
Field
Uwharrie Council Scouts to Host State Jubilee Camporee
The Uwharrie Council plans a four day Jubilee camporee in Chapel Hill with 1,500 Scouts expected for Saturday demonstrations. Key leaders include B W Hackney and university and state officials will speak to attendees, while High Point District hosts a group of local youths and leaders.
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Uwharrie Council
North Carolina
North Olina
Chapel Hill
Tothe Uwharrie Council
B. W. Hackney
Irman
Renship Division
University of Carolina
Lendryne
Governor Broughton
High Point
Leigh Rodenh
Richard Wright
Bill Ich
Joe Fidler
Garland Hill
Public Rest Rooms In City Being Urged
City officials and merchants push for public rest rooms in the central shopping area as crowds of visiting soldiers and shoppers grow. Mayor Kirkman faces rising complaints over the lack of facilities and contemplates a central location with a modest funding plan amid ongoing discussions.
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High Point
Arthur Kirkman
Dr Humpreys Will Be Church Speaker at Homecoming
Ramseur North Carolina September 17 Dr J E Pritchard pastor of the Ramseur Franklinville Methodist charge announces the annual homecoming and memorial services at Franklinville Church next Sunday September 21 The sermon at 11 o clock daylight saving time will be preached by Dr G I Humphreys president of High Point College Dinner will be served on the church grounds and in the afternoon there will be a memorial service for members who have died this year The church over a century old observed its centennial in October 1939 The present brick building was erected in 1913 and many former residents return for the annual gathering.
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Ramseur
J. E. Pritchard
Ramseur-Franklinville
Methodist Church
Franklinville
G. I. Humphrays
High Paint College
Fatally Injured Rover in Highway 301 Crash Near Fayetteville
Fayetteville reports John G. Williams, 38, a rover, fatally injured in an early morning crash on Highway 301 near town. Driver James Ver non Lane, year old, held on manslaughter charges as the vehicle operator. Police identified additional named locals connected to the incident.
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Fayetteville
John G. Williams
Rover
High Way
Here
R. A. Edge
James Vernon Lane
Hidden Crossword Clue Fragments From Western State Page
A garbled OCR puzzle grid lists partial clues and fragmented entries across vertical and horizontal prompts. The text shows intermittent numbers and stray letters referencing a calendar year and common crossword terms, with unclear surrounding context and multiple unresolved items.
Systematic Stealing From T Ville Mill Is Broken Up
A father's curiosity over a jacket case led to the arrest of his 21 year old son and another man on charges of larceny from the Maurice Hosiery Mill. Spoolman 22 and Crawford 23, both married, held on bonds of 306 dollars each. Spoolman confessed to stealing hose and implicating Crawford. The scheme involved filling a lunch box at night and returning later to collect the sock filled loot. The case suggests similar thefts in nearby mills as authorities vow to stop the pattern.
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Thomasville
Maurice
Robert Wilson Spoolman
Hobbs Street
William Crawford
J. Crawford
Reid Street
Cranford
Spoolman
FE. R. Richards
Richardson
Histery
Crawford
Barbecue at Thomasville brings large Wesley Naraca Class crowd
About 200 people attended the Wesley Naraca Class annual barbecue at the R. L. Pope farm near Thomasville on a Tuesday evening. Long grove tables held class members and guests who enjoyed barbecue, soft drinks, and fellowship. Talks were given by Rev. Lee F. Tuttle and Rev. W. J. Hutchens with Rev. T. B. Johnson delivering the invocation. In a separate note, California's crop status shows seven acres yielding 17 bushels in 1930, rising to 1,481,077 bushels on 79,734 acres in 1940.
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Barbhcue
Thomasville
Wesley Naraca
Main Street
R. L. Pope
Lee F. ‘Tuttle
W. J. Hutchens
Waynesville
T. B. Johnson
California
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