Mount Airy War Price Panel Announces Rationing Updates
O P A issues shoe rationing, gas coupon警 crackdown and January food availability. A new Automobile Price Panel, chaired by Claude A Swanson with Arthur L Jones and W M Lewis, will handle used car pricing and complaints. Rubber footwear panel led by William S Porter recognizes his service and lists panel members Mrs Eugene Sparger and Mrs H O Waltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Swanson
Arthur L. Jones
W. M. Lewis
Mount Airy
William 8. Porter
Porter
Mecklenburg County
Nort Carolina
Steele Creek High School
Charlotte
Whitsett Institute
Albermarle
North Carolina
Standard Oil Company
Waynesville
Winston-Salem
Eugene Sparger
H. O. Waltz
Agricultural Outlook 1945 Voices From Surry County Farm Agent
Surry County Farm Agent summarizes the Twenty second Annual Outlook Conference findings. The 1945 farm year faces high demand from military and civilian needs with favorable prices but large stocks and shifting production. Tobacco egg and cattle outlooks are detailed with expected declines in some sectors and potential increases in others.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Surry
Dobson
Pacific
Washington
Britain
Ial
United States
Card of Thanks for Harry R. Campbell
We express our appreciation for the deeds of kindness and words of sympathy received during the illness and death of our loved one Harry R. Campbell.
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Harry R. Campbell
Rural Bond Sales Seen as Key Postwar Step
Secretary Wickard urged farmers to invest extra wartime earnings in War Bonds as a vital postwar planning move. He noted farm families bought over a quarter billion dollars in bonds in 1943 and emphasized agriculture’s record income, urging rural America to stake its share in the war’s future.
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Washington, D. C
Claude R. Wickard
America
Wickard
Dauney
Pacific
France
Hitler
Germany
Sens
Dairy feed costs and supply outlook in 1945 milk season
Analysis notes that beef and real supplies may stay at 1944 levels with possible drops in 1946 if consumer income and military purchases falter. Despite price ceilings, 1945 faces tighter supply and demand, but feed supplies look ample for dairy producers due to a record corn crop and a 13 percent drop in grain-consuming livestock.
Death of Walter Beck Aged 16 At Ararat
Walter Beck 16 son of Mr and Mrs John Beck of near Ararat died from an appendicitis operation last Thursday. Funeral at Hollow Springs Baptist Church with Rev T W Bryant J W Chilton and Rev Delmer Hodge. Memorial service for Jack Savage held at Pilot Mountain High School building drew a large congregation. Next Sunday Pine Hill Methodist monthly appointment and Mount Zion Baptist preacher Rev Lester Campbell at 11 a m. Mr and Mrs E H Bryant visited High Point. Mrs Bryant's mother joined them briefly. W O Bryant and family visited Pilot Mountain for memorial service for Jack Savare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ararat
N. C
Walter Beck
John Beck
Hollow Springs Baptist Church
T. W. Bryant
J. W. Chilton
Delmer Hodge
Pilot Mountain High School
Jack Savage
Pine Hill Methodist Church
Lester Campbell
Mount Zion Baptist Church
E H. Bryant
High Point
B-36 Bomber Progress and Budget Cuts Reported
The article notes progress on the B 36 bomber larger than the Superfortress with talks of jet propelled missiles. It details House Appropriations Committee action trimming administration estimates by 28 percent to about 415 million for the current fiscal year and earmarking funds mainly for Navy rocket programs. It also mentions a 15 percent cut to Budget Bureau estimates and a 20 million allotment for agencies to cover their own mail costs under a June law, with Interior Department requests rejected.
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Tokyo
National Advisory Committee For
Aeonautics
Gorge W. Lewis
Army
Navy
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
Puneral Services for Merritl Bateman in Claudeville Va
Funeral services for Merritl Bateman 59 of Claudeville Va were held Saturday at home with Rev. C. E. White and Rev. Roy Smith officiating. Burial followed at Bethel Church cemetery. Bateman died Thursday after a six month illness. He was son of William O. and Sally Dunkley Bateman. Survived by widow Mattie Clarke and one son Samuel and two daughters Frances and Margares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritl Bateman
Claudeville
C. E. White
Roy Smith
Bethel Church Cemetery
Bateman
William O
Sally Dunkley Bateman
Mattie Clarke
Samuel
Frances
Martin Hospital
Margares
Washington, D. C
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Autombile Price
Shoe and Footwear Panel
George C. Marshall
John J. Latwas
U.S. Army
Verdun
Surry County
Neill M. Smith
Breilers
Charmeert
Milijoe
Wolfe and Turnmyre Drug Stores
Tom
Sugar Dawn
Gare
Idgal
Double
Army Thzen Corps
Army Signal Corps
Phrspher
Poe & Flowers
Mere Phin Y
the Mount Airy News
Surry Co
Ararat News
Berlin
Star
Billy Gilbert
Maxie Rosenbloom
Shemp Howard
June Lang
Helen Gilbert
Paul Phillips
Wheeler Oakman
Center Theatre
A. Creed
Martha M. Stone
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