Pulpwood and Paper Industry Seeks 15 Percent Rise
Mabet antinferences in pulpwood sedation systent during the Pend of this year as well as in party months of 1948 if the pulp and Peper industry is to successfully meet a anticipeted 15 percent increase. In Rrassry demands, ceering to s tatement made this week by M. Pobrow executive secretary of the Waiting Paper Manufacturers Association. We ended the war with the pipe Ungs pretty empty Mr. Dobrow said in spite of figures just released which show approximately one in 1,600 armed forces members furloughed from the Southern Railway System during World War II. Many have already returned to work after honorable discharges.
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Mabet
M. Pobrow
Southern
Pulp and Paper Shortage Could Trim 1946 Output
Mr. Dobrow notes three key factors in pulp and paper supply. Imports rise but still lack enough pulp to meet a 16 percent demand increase. publications may lift consumption from 760000 to 1000000 tons. reconversion programs push to add 50000 workers in woods and mills through the U S Employment Service. Scarcity looms in early 1946, while the industry aims for a high production year across all paper and board types. Mills in the region urgently need top quality pulpwood now.
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Association
U. S
Dobrow
Made in Celebrating Day New Year's Holiday Note
A fragmented note reflects on New Year's becoming a holiday and the shift in celebration, mentioning a long-standing practice and a missing or altered custom as part of the historical context.
Fragmented note on New Year observance and farm losses
A garbled passage describes disruptions to watchnight services and New Year observances, mentioning distant references to Ba beet removal and reduced color in rites. It shifts to Corn belt farmers noting that electric brooders for early spring pig crops save one to two pigs per herd.
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Pao Gaz
Seele
Notice of Bank Directors Meeting at Kings Mountain Bank
The National Bank will be held in the directors' room of the First National Bank in Kings Mountain North Carolina on Tuesday January 8 1946 at 2 00 P M This the 1st day of December 1945 M B Winstead Cashier 413 20 26 3 NORTH CAROLINA CLEVELAND COUNTY In The Superior Court NOTICE Margaret Connor Plaintiff v James Connor Defendant The defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Cleveland County North Carolina wherein the plaintiff seeks an absolut from the defendant that said defendant will also take notice that she is required to appear Clerk of Court s Office at the Courthouse in said County Shelby North Carolina with twenty days after the final publication of this notice and answer or de mur said complaint now on file in the Clerk s Office in said action or Plaint int will apply to the Court the relief demanded in said complaint This the 16th day of November 1945
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Piryt: National Bank
First National Bank
Kings Mountain
N.C
M. B. Winstead
James Connor
Cleveland County
North Carolina
Shelby
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