Salisbury Man Prosecutes In Treason Cases
Washington-Live 44 Green of Salisbury special prosecutor for the Department of Justice winds up the first phase of treason case prep. Robert H Best, a Sumter native, is charged with aiding the Axis. He will travel to Boston in September. Green will return to Salisbury after this week.
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Washington
Green
Salisbury
Department of Justice
Boston
Robert H. Best
Sumter
Goveh
Ington
Wanted Rooming Space With Meals In Quiet Home
Classified notice seeking furnished or unfurnished room with meals for a retired gentleman in a quiet home. Include contact box number and location Roanoke Rapids North Carolina.
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Roanoke Rapids
Upstair
S. L. Jones
Roanoke Ave
Hamilton Street
Bolling Road
L. A. Daniel
N.C
W. Graham Lynch
8. O
Denver
Weldon Road
N. C
Noke Rapids
N.C. Tate
McCarthy Discusses Wages and Living Costs in Cosmopolitan
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin comments in the July Cosmopolitan issue on balancing wage levels with living costs. He says sixteen million industrial workers and forty million nonindustrial workers affect the economy and that any wage rise should target the larger nonindustrial group to avoid dislocation.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Cosmopolitan Magazine
No Aid to Farmers Highlighted by Poultry Prices
The piece notes higher costs for feed, fuel, and labor raise egg prices with North Carolina and Raleigh markets cited. It reports grade A eggs selling at six to twelve cents higher per dozen, reflecting increased production costs and lower return for farmers. Cattle disease testing is also mentioned with no direct linkage to the poultry discussion.
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Ralph B. Wy
Raleigh
Cooley Seeks Backing for Farm Insurance and Wool Subsidy
Nashville congressman Cooley urged the Rules Committee to favor two farm measures. One would limit crop insurance experiments to a smaller scale, with costs borne by the government. The second, the wool subsidy bill, would authorize payments on the 1946 parity basis without new tariff amendments.
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Jasmington
Cooley
Rules Committee
House
Agriculture
Cron
Boley
Nashville
Cooley Questions Advisability of Loyalty Bill
Rep Harold D. Cooley spoke against the Loyalty Bill in the House arguing it would blanket indict all government employees for loyalty. He noted the executive order targets suspected disloyal individuals and criticized the bill for impractical annual limits, saying many workers would be retired or dead before full investigations could occur.
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Harold D. Cooley
House
Cooley
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