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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1940

Page

5

Farmer-Labor warned of suffering if Hitler defeats England

Carroll Wilson of Roanoke Rapids, chair of the local Defend America by Aiding the Allies committee, warns American farmers and the nation will suffer if England falls to Nazi Germany. He cites reports from William Allen White and stresses that England’s strength protects American agricultural markets and foreign trade, urging swift aid to the Allies.

Hitler England Carroll Wilson Roanoke Rapids America William Allen White Emporia Kansas Germany Mr. Wilson South America Europe United States Defend America Committee Congress

Four Get Fines For Violation Of Cotton Quota

Four men pleaded guilty in United States District Court at Brownsville Texas on June 7 to conspiracy to defraud the cotton marketing quota program. Lloyd F Elliott Bryan W Long Nycum and W R Wardlow were fined with various suspended penalties for misuse of marketing cards falsified reports and failure to submit required reports. The government may sue to recover penalties. Social attendees included Dr Pollack and several named local residents. After dinner dancing followed.

United States District Court Brownsville Texas R. Hunter Pope Halifax County Aaa Committee Lloyd F. Elliott Bryan W. Long Electric Gin Company San Benito William C. Nycum W. R. Wardlow Elliott Long Nycum Wardlow Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Dr Pollack Honored By Farm Security Office Staff

The Farm Security Administration office crew held a chicken barbecue Tuesday evening to honor Dr David Pollack who has resigned to pursue surgery in a New York hospital. He received a wrist watch as a farewell gift from colleagues.

Farm Security Administration David Pollack New York Pollack

Dance Honors Dr Pollack at Halifax Club

A Friday evening event at the Halifax club house celebrated Dr David Pollack as he prepares to leave for surgical work at Polyclinic Hospital in New York City. The venue featured summer flowers balloons and buffet refreshments with guests including out of town attendees.

Laura Read Halifax David Pollack Polyclinic Hospital New York City Lparty Miss Vernelle

Local residents list attendees from several towns

Kimball of Enfield, Miss Ruth Allen of Roanoke Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vincent of Murfreesboro, Jack Anderson of Weldon, Ben Juren of Scotland Neck, John Newton Jr., and Hiram Braswell of Enfield, John Shearin of Weldon and Bill Cowan of Windsor.

Opening Week Draws 10000 Fans to The Lost Colony

More than ten thousand spectators from across the states attended Paul Green's The Lost Colony at Waterside Theatre during opening week. Performances run nightly June 29 through Labor Day with events including a sermon by Rev. Walter Peele, Youth Day for NYA youths, and praise from prominent critics.

Paul Green Waterside Walter Peele Methodist Episcopal Church Virginia Carolinas NYA

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Farmer-Labor Grady Rauten Macon Radcliffe J. J. Cooper Ralph Morrow North Carolina South Carolina Gastonia Dr. Pollack Josephine Mercer Elsie Kimball Mildred Gray Dorothy Trexler Ola Williams Louis Speed Smith Francis Glasgow Connie Rook Madry Gaga Tri-City Motor CO. Inc Roanoke Ave Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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