Show Your Social Security Card To Every Employer
M H Barney of the Social Security Board urges workers to show their Social Security account card to every employer to protect wage records and ensure correct crediting. Maintain one number for life, report wages quarterly, and obtain duplicates if lost. Agricultural notes mention 1946 acreage and cotton conditions.
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M. H. Barney
Rocky Mopunt
Social Security Board
Smith
Social Board
Processor price increases push up common grocery items
State OPA Director Theodore Johnson said temporary ceiling changes raise flour bread costs by about one cent per pound and lift most cereals by one to three cents per package. Macaroni and noodle pack sizes rise by about two and one cent respectively, while cornmeal and hominy grits see one to two cent per pound retail hikes.
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OPA
Theodore
Johnson
North Carolina Cotton Outlook for 1946
The Federal State Crop Reporting Service estimates North Carolina will produce 485000 bales of cotton in 1946. This year’s forecast is 13 percent above the 1945 short crop but 21 percent below the 1935–44 ten year average. Acreage planted is 34 percent below the ten year average with an expected 406 pounds of lint per acre, up 37 pounds from 1945.
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North Carolina
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Town Talk Weekend Visits Across Several States
Mr and Mrs Clifton Boyd hosted and hosted guests over the weekend. Mrs W H Abrams of Durham stayed with W M Robinson. Everette Davis visited friends in New Castle Indiana the past two weeks. Mrs Scott Clippard of Columbia SC stayed with Mr and Mrs J T Garner. Miss Faye McLean and Miss Maxine Mason of Raleigh spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ronald Everette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Boyd
T. A Merritt
W. H. Abrams
Durham
W. M Robinson
Everette Davis
Newcastle
Ind
Scott Clippard
Columbia
J. T. Garner
Faye McLean
Maxine Mason
Raleigh
Ronald Everette
Marine Corps Transfer Deadline Set for October 15 1946
The U S Marine Corps designates October 15 1946 as the deadline for transfer applications from Marine Corps and temporary USMC officers to the regular Marines. Applications received by that date proceed through local boards to the Commandant. Exceptions apply for officers with under one year commissioned service or those commissioned after October 15. The rule covers officers on terminal leave and active duty. Also noted is a historical reference to the Seventh Army’s North Africa invasion and the Messina breakthrough in 1943, marking Sicily campaign timing.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps
USMC
Marines
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Marine Corp
Seventh Army
North Africa
Aganst Hitler
Messina
Seventh
Gowen & Atwill
East 10Th St
Allis - Chalmers
Roanoke RapiDs, N. C
Chockoyotte Park
Roanoke Rapids - Weldon
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