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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1945

Page

5

Women urged to join Army Corps as war headlines rise

Lt. Col. William A. Schilleter challenged eligible Roanoke Rapids women to join the Women’s Army Corps to train medical technicians for wounded soldiers. He urged full-time bedside duty, noting many bridge-playing women shirk their call despite grim headlines from the Nazi push. Fort Bragg operations and North Carolina officials praised by Governor Broughton amid war awards ceremonies.

Roanoke Rapids The Carolinas William A. Schilleter Women's Army Corps

Governor Broughton Honors Bronze Star Recipients At Fort Bragg

Governor J. Melville Broughton presided with Brigadier General John T. Kennedy as Bronze Star awards were given to the father of a Black enlisted man killed in action and to a Chaplain stationed at Fort Bragg. The tour highlighted the Army Service Forces operations including the ASF Personnel Center and Separation Center as well as Fort Bragg’s Supply Division.

Fort Bragg Broughton North Carolina Joseph B. Ray Route 2 St. Pauls N. C Pvt Deormy Ray Solomon Islands Alvin E. Clark W. A. Clark Route 3 Bentonville Arkansas New Georgia 340Th Army Service Forces Band W. O. Rutherford Strider Lexington Clark Bay Ray J. Melville Broughton John T. Kennedy Army Service Forces ASF South Carolina Army Kennedy

Kilmer’s Swamp Root touted for kidney relief and bladder irritation

A historic advertisement claims Kilmer’s Swamp Root, a 16 herb remedy, quickly eases backache and bladder irritation from excess urine acidity. It promotes urine flow and is advertised as non-habit forming. Send name and address for a free sample, Department A, Kilmer & Co.

Department A Kilmer & Co., Inc Board, Conn Offer Limited Swamp Root

North Carolina Leads Nation In Sweet Potato Output In 1944

NC produced 8,970,000 bushels of sweet potatoes in 1944, topping Georgia which earlier had led with 9,735,000. Georgia fell to 8,272,000 as NC’s 10 year average runs 8.36 million. Tobacco markets closed 1944 with $891,244,954 pounds sold at $42.80 per cwt. Wheat planted reached 539,000 acres, 12 percent below last year but 6 percent above the 10 year average, with 1945 production expected near 7,545,000 bushels.

North Carolina Clyde Willis State Department of Agriculture Willis Georgia Eastern Carolina Middle Belt Fuquay-Varina Durham Oxford Old Belt J. J. Morgan N. C. Department of Agriculture Morgan

North Carolina Tops Lespedeza Harvest Record

North Carolina harvested a record lespedeza crop this year totaling 37.6 million pounds, 14 percent of the national yield. The statewide crop is about 33 percent above 1943 and 68 percent above the 10 year average, with the U.S. total around 267.7 million pounds. Missouri produced 104.4 million pounds.

North Carolina State Department of Agriculture Missouri

Chaplain Clark Exalted for Duty on Munda Bairoka Trail

The citation notes Chaplain Clark accompanied a battalion to establish a road block on the Munda Bairoka Trail. He aided in feeding and medical shortages, encouraged and comforted the troops, cared for the wounded, and consistently put the soldiers’ welfare first.

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