Hosiery Mills Increase War Output Under WPB Directive
Local hosiery plants shifted to military half hose production per War Production Board orders. Input targets set 220 needle machines under 60 percent Navy and 176 machines to 60 percent Army output, effective Sept 10 for 16 weeks. Some plants requested extensions. labor shortages and absenteeism hinder progress as training requirements delay full peak output.
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Alfalfa Yields Stand Out Among North Carolina Hays
The average yield of alfalfa is about twice that of any other hay crop in North Carolina, indicating its dominant productivity compared with other forages grown in the state.
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Radio Program Sunday September 17 Highlights
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Organ Recital At St. Mary's This Afternoon
G. M. Nichols organist presents Bernice Anthony at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church corner North Main and West Farvriss avenue this afternoon at 4 o clock The program includes Bach Oldroyd Handel and Dubois with selections from In Dulci Jubile and Xerxes and Nun danket alle Gott.
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Communism Upgrading in French Resistance Stronghold
In southeastern France the Communist party is rising as liberation strengthens support. Officials estimate 30 to 60 percent strength in areas, with 40 percent possible if elections were held. Communists advocate nationalizing utilities, press gains, and youth organization to extend influence as reconstruction begins.
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Mrs. Guy Pierce Dies At Home In Detroit
Mrs. Guy Pierce died at her Detroit home. She was a sister in law of Clarence Pierce of Richardson Street. Funeral and burial will be in Detroit on Tuesday.
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Tolerating Communism Tests Unity of Majority
A debate over tolerating Communism splits the group as factions pressure for a firm stance. The central question remains whether the party can maintain a unified majority amid divergent views.
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