Stop Sales Ordered On Hog Ration In North Carolina
D S Coltrane assistant agriculture commissioner announces stop sale orders on all lots of Fat Back Hog Ration in the state due to flagrant mislabeling of protein fat and ingredients. The Southern Milling Co of Augusta Ga manufactures the feed and analyses show missing ingredients. action aims to protect farmers amid feed shortages. A second item urges enlistment in the U S Army for 17 to 34 year olds during wartime.
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North Carolina
D. S. Coltrane
Coletrane
Southern Milling Co
Augusta
Coltrane
Zebulon
Goldsboro
Kinston
How to Behave in the Air Etiquette for Air Travel
A New York report notes airline etiquette tips from the Air Transport Association of America. Passengers should check in 20 minutes before departure and keep luggage until arrival, wear appropriate clothing, and sit where marked. Fasten seat belts when the sign lights, avoid smoking, converse with strangers, chew gum to ease pressure, and do not tip.
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New York
Air Transport Association of America
Price Decline Seen For Eggs This Season
State poultry and egg marketing specialists say a surplus and price drop are likely within four to six weeks as ceiling prices trap supply. The Government bought thousands of cases in 1943 and 1944, but only about 400 cases this year due to meat shortages and higher consumer demand. An increase in layer numbers and meat withdrawals from the ration may intensify the surplus.
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State Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Sugar Stamp 39 Good In January
Sugar Stamp 39 will be good January 1 for five pounds of sugar. Stamp 38 expires December 31. OPA District Director Theodore S. Jonson said sugar would be rationed for a large part of 1946.
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Raleigh
OPA
Theodore S. Jonson
Stamp No 39 Good Through April 30
Industrial users will receive about the same allotment in the first three months of 1946 as they are getting now, Johnson said.
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Johnson
Thanksgiving visits across Virginia and Raleigh
Mr and Mrs Joe Evans of Messie Va spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs Julie Glover and Mrs C L Elting. Mrs George Pappendick spent Sunday and Monday in Raleigh with her sister Mrs Queen Cameron.
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Joe Evans
Messie
Julie | Glover
C. L. Elting
George Pappendick
Raleigh
Queen Cameron
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