Food Subsidies Armistice Ends as Plan To Block Funds Surfaces
Washington reports Congress and the administration ending a three month armistice on food subsidies. Farm bloc pushes to block use of government money for direct price reductions. War Food Admin Marvin Jones and CCC chief J B Hutson testifying as extension options are debated.
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Washington
Congress
Farm Bloc
Roosevelt
House Banking Committee
Marvin Jones
J. B. Hutson
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Capitol Hill
Rep. Wolcott
R- Mich
Wolcott
Rep. Crawford
R-Mich
James F. Byrnes
Monroney
D-Okla
Burning kisses on the sands near realization yet
The fragment hints at a hopeful development around midmorning with vibrations of money and business and hints of possible news or a satisfactory reply to a letter. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm names or places.
Notice of Summons by Publication in High Point Court
Notice of summons by publication in Guilford County North Carolina Municipal Court High Point requests Annie Lee Harris appear by October 18 1943 or within 30 days to answer for absolute divorce from D H Harris after two years separation. Clerk M W Nash signs with attorney B C Royals Trinity NC. 9-22-29. Parity floor proposal for basic farm commodities discussed by Rep Fulmer and Rep Hope. Government loan support ranges from 8 5 to 95 percent of parity for wheat corn cotton tobacco and rice.
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City of
High Point North Carolina
Guilford County
D. H. Harris
Annie Lee Harris
High Point
North Carolina
W. Nash
Fulmer
D-Nc
Hope
R-Kas
Banking
Crossword Clue Puzzle Solving Octet of Definitions
A compact clue list presents horizontal and vertical word prompts across general vocabulary including numerals, measures, and descriptors. It mixes numbers and letters to guide filling a crossword with terms such as portico burdened by prefixes, and terms for anatomy, finance, diplomacy, and literature within a single puzzle page.
Fights Last Night Reported By The Associated Press
New York reports Henry Jeffra 151 pounds outpointed Davey Crawford 124 in New York. Al Davis 148 pounds KO Tony Reno 155 in Chicago.
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New York
Henry Jeffra
Baltimore
Davey Crawford
al Davis
Tony Reno
Chicago
Reductions For Most Chicken Set Next Month
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration will cut most poultry ceiling prices effective October 12 by fractions of a cent to three cents a pound. Dressed poultry rises one cent. Drawn poultry and quick frozen eviscerated poultry see small reductions. Kosher poultry unchanged. War bonds reminder concludes.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Germany Still Great War Power Loses Mobility
Swedish correspondent Arvid Fredborg reports Germany remains a formidable war power but its army has lost mobility. He cites reduced air superiority, strained supply lines, and a shift of resources to fighters, with a weakened air force and an overextended ground force. He notes shortages in oil, transport, and materiel eroding Wehrmacht’s effectiveness and calls mobility Germany’s new weakness.
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Edwin Shanke
Stockholm
Arvid Fredborg
Berlin
Freborg
Svenska Dagbladet
Stor
Third Reich
Wehmacht
Fredberg
Walls
Jericho
Reich
London
England
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Local audit notes limited excitement in city budget
An audit for the year ending June 30, 1933 shows expenditures of 197,650 versus a budget of 1,582,200, with the deficit to be offset by a transfer from the city surplus. Salvation Army Tag Day planned for Saturday. Lions Club admitted J H W Hoover O M Andrews and W D Russell as new members. Personal notes list Mrs H L Cook visiting Burgaw and relatives in Durham and Andrews, S C. Mary Helen Wilson, nurse student at Duke, vacationing with her parents. General September marked by prison breaks. 75 convicts fled state camps. Joseph V. McKee announced independent mayoral bid in NYC. Havana strike ties up business in support of Mella. Twenty years ago: sentences totaling 95 years imposed, two bank robbers receive seven years. Womans Club to host faculty reception. Personal visits noted. Tornado deaths in Nebraska and Iowa reach eighteen. Spruce Pine cut off after outages. troops deployed to bring 150–200 Negroes back to highway work. cotton goods market unsettled.
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Salvation Army
J. HW. Hoover
O. M. Andrews
W. D. Russell
H. L. Cook
City
Burgaw
A. F E. Smith
Centennial Avenue
R. B. Clemmons
Andrews
S. C
Mary Helen Wilson
Duke Hospital
Durham
S. B. Wilson
Barker Street
Joseph ‘V. McKee
New York
Tammany
Havana
Cuba
Julio Antonio Mella
Mexico
Shaw
Greensboro
High Point
Woman’s Club of
Nebraska
Iowa
Mitchell County
Duke of Durham football roster shows 21 backs and civilian Bob Mulligan
The Duke roster lists 21 backs including 20 navy or marine trainees and civilian Bob Mulligan. Mulligan has carried six times for 143 yards, averaging 23.8 yards per rush, despite being a young player. A separate note states a postman is not required to deliver mail if a vicious dog is not under control.
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Durham
Duke of
Bob Mulligan
United States
Grab Bag One Minute Test And Hints
One minute test questions cover arithmetic processes including addition subtraction multiplication and division. The answer notes four processes. A triennium is the third anniversary of an event. A scuppernong is a variety of grape. A quotation comments on wealth and poverty. A small replica of the national flag may be worn over the left breast or collar lapel as the only proper display.
Tomorrow’s birthday child profile highlights forceful, studious temperament
Tomorrow’s birthday child is described as forceful and even tempered with consideration for others. They possess excellent mental powers, enjoy study, are reserved and diffident, and often give trusted advice. They take pride in doing everything well, a commendable trait worth cultivation, then a morning hope to meet an interesting person who seems remote.
Old Hickory Division Reunion Dinner At VFW Hall
Preparations are complete for the 30th Old Hickory Division reunion dinner tonight at 7 30 in the VFW hall. Major L P McLeandon of Greensboro will deliver an address. Grover H Jones will be toastmaster and Judge D C MacRae, who named the 30th Division, will be honored. All former members are invited with no reservations required. The note adds that about 20 percent of 1942 U S candy and chocolate production was shipped for armed forces use at home and abroad.
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Old Hickory
V.F.W. Hall
L. P. McLeandon
Greensboro
Grover H. Jones
D. C. MacRae
Ues
U.S
Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Eczema Relief
Eczema itching relief and smoother skin from Peterson's Ointment. Promises prompt itch relief and improved appearance. Also soothing for tired feet and cracked toes. 35 cents at all druggists with money back if not delighted.
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