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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1945

Page

6

Wheat Loans Explained for 1945 North Carolina

W A Kitchin north Carolina AAA chair outlines the 1945 wheat loan program. Loans are note and mortgage based on on farm or warehouse storage with grade eligible wheat and specified North Carolina loan rates. Storage payments apply only if wheat is delivered to the CCC after April 30 1946 and loans run until December 31 1945 with potential earlier maturity on demand.

North Carolina W. A. Kitchin Halifax County Kitchin U. S

Fulton F Turner Home On Leave From Navy Duty

Seaman First Class Fulton F Turner of Roanoke Rapids has returned on leave after serving with the Navy Fleet Air Wing 11. He aided patrol planes based offshore to watch sea lanes for Nazi subs and threats to U S war material to Europe. Turner is the son of Mr and Mrs J A Turner. He studied at Roanoke Rapids High School before joining the service.

Suton F. 1Umer USNR Clinton Street Roanoke Rapids Navy Fleet Air Wing 11 Atlantic Europe Turner Roanoke Rapids High School

Pvt Minnie Price Completes Military Medical Training

Pvt Minnie Price of Roanoke Rapids finishes six weeks Medical and Surgical Technicians Training at Battey General Hospital Rome GA receiving diploma from Major John S Gould MAC. Twenty one WAC members also graduate. Price prior civilian worker for J O Pendleton. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs I B Les Route 1 Box 71 Roanoke Rapids.

Minnie B. Price Roanoke Rapids Battey General Hospital Rome Ga Wac John S. Gould MAC Women's Army Corps Pvt. Price Army Medical Department J. O. Pendleton I. B. Les Route 1 Box 71 Roanoke Rap

Speaks Sunday Two Worlds Why Will It Be Final

Andrew Hauff of the Watchtower Society will deliver an open public address on Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock. The talk will be held at the corner of Fifth and Monroe streets and will address the theme of two worlds and final outcomes.

Andrew Hauff Watchtower Society Fifth Monroe Streets

New York Illustrators and Cartoonists Face Class Envy

The piece claims New York illustrators must be town born and cannot draw animals. It comments on vice-presidential hopefuls showing self control while masking bitterness. It argues envy reveals a person’s class, noting we envy equals, not inferiors or superiors.

New York

Navy enlistment and overseas service noted in 1943

The record shows a July 1943 Navy enlistment with the subject spending 21 months overseas. This indicates active duty deployment during World War II and extended foreign service through the Mediterranean and Pacific theaters.

Navy

One-Day Carrier Record Shatters Tokyo Raid Achievements

Walter D. Myrick, seaman first class USNR, of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina, aboard the USS Hancock in the Western Pacific, rode a 71 enemy aircraft kill record and 19 probable downings in a February 15 raid over Tokyo. The Hancock had earlier struck Okinawa for eight days, registering 600 plane strikes that sank ten ships and destroyed 22 enemy targets. Under Captain Roger F. Hickey, the carrier supported Samar operations Leyte invasion and Iwo Jima air support, tallying nine warships and 32 merchant ships sunk, with 241 enemy planes accounted for in its service.

Hancock Walter D. Myrick Seaman USNR W. R. Myrick Monroe Street Roanoke Rapids N. C Tokyo Area Okinawa Roger F. Hickey USN la Jolla Calif Samar Leyte South China Sea Iwo Jima

Increased Rates To Farmers For Milk Butterfat

Halifax County dairy farmers will receive higher payments for milk and butterfat in the July to September quarter. New rates are 75 cents per hundred pounds of milk and 13 cents per pound of butterfat, up from 55 cents and 10 cents in the prior quarter. The changes reflect rising production costs and aim to boost milk output.

Halifax County W. A. Kitchin

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