Dodd details expanded program to harvest legume and grass seeds
Agriculture chief N. E. Dodd announces a new expanded program with a $12.5 million emergency fund to stimulate legume and grass seed harvesting. The plan includes unlimited AAA payments up to $3.60 per acre and special 3 cent per pound for red clover, 2 cent for alfalfa and alsike clover, with no total payment cap and exemptions from farm allowances.
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N. E. Dodd
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Washington
AAA
Congress
Triple-A
Dodd
Rationing At A Glance For World War II Supplies
War time notice outlines current stamps and coupons for sugar fuel oil gasoline meats fats and processed foods. It lists stamp validity dates renewal options and where to apply for replacements or complaints. It also requires car owners to prewrite license numbers on gasoline coupons and notes rent control filings or complaints where applicable.
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OPA
Witch Doctor Kills Son to Break Drought Ends in Jail
In a remarkable true tale, an old African witch doctor believes he can appease a wrathful god by killing his own son to end a drought. The act leads to his arrest and imprisonment, a stark reversal of his desperate plan. The July issue of The American Weekly Favorite Magazine presents the full account.
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Favorite
Christian Science Service and Reading Room Schedule
Christian Science Society at 930 Roanoke Avenue invites the public to Sunday services at 11 a m and Wednesday at 8 p m with reading room hours Tuesday and Friday 3 to 5 p m. Sunday lesson topics include Truth Life and Life eternal as defined in Bible verses and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health.
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Christian Science Society
Life
Christian Science
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Miss Maggie Cobb Returns From Dunn Visit
Miss Maggie Cobb returns from Dunn where she spent time with friends and relatives gathering news and sharing stories from the trip.
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Maggie Cobb
Dunn
Mrs Allen Hosts Bridge Party for Sister-in-Law Visitor
Mrs L L Allen gave a Thursday afternoon bridge party at her Enfield home honoring her sister-in-law Mrs Willard Leonard of Washington. Guests included Miss Winnie Boseman, Mrs P W Joyner, Mrs A C Nichols Jr, Mrs H L Kendall, Mrs Myra Mann, Mrs L C Marshall, Mrs D Mac Johnson, Mrs Sidney Randolph, Mrs Sammie Goode, Mrs Henry Cuthrell, Mrs H C Futrell, Mrs George Randolph, Mrs R E Shervette Jr, Miss Mamie Lee Kimball, Mrs Frank Pittman and the guest of honor. Additional refreshment hour guests were Mrs C J Leonard, Miss Virginia Branch, Miss Thelma Hales and Mrs Eugene Kimball.
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Allen
Enfield
L. L. Allen
Willard Leonard
Washington
Winnie Boseman
P. W. Joyner
A. C. Nichols, Jr
H. L. Kendall
Myra Mann
L. C. Marshall
D. Mac Johnson
Sidney Randolph
Sammie Goode
Henry Cuthrell
H. C. Futrell
George Randolph
R. E. Shervette
Mamie Lee Kimball
Frank Pittman
C. J. Leonard
Virginia Branch
Thelma Hales
Eugene Kimball
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Warren County Livestock Market
Roanoke Avenue
Jesus
God
Ottis J. Reynolds
Roanoke Rapids, N. O
Kidd Building
Orlando
Standard Grocery
C. H. Ranhorn
Grocer Rosemary Cafe
N. Neddar
Grocer
Weldon
Terminal Inn
Margarettesville
N. C
Bolling Road
Roanoke Chicken Ranch
Ako
Barman's
Western A. A. Store
Roanoke
DR. Pepper Bottling Plant
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