Scouts Backing President Appeal for More Gardens
The Boy Scouts of America mobilize to raise 500000 gardens this summer as part of the Food for Freedom effort. Scouts nationwide cultivate personal gardens of 400 square feet or more, inspected by adults, with a General MacArthur Medal awarded for outstanding effort.
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Na‘fion
Pacific
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
National Victory Garden Institute
Pfc George Harris of Gaston Receives Honorable Army Discharge
Pfc. George Harris of Gaston received an honorable discharge from the Army due to physical disabilities through Moore General Hospital. He entered service in March 1942 and served in France with the 6th Armored Division, earning the Purple Heart for wounds in action. He was previously employed at Roanoke Mills Company.
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George Harris
Gaston
Army
Moore General Hospital
France
6Th Armored Division
Roanoke Mills Company
Josey Graduates From West Point
Josey Kitchin Josey, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Josey Jr. of Scotland Neck, graduated from West Point after attending Scotland Neck and Roanoke Rapids schools and Wake Forest College. His brother Robert Carey Josey III practiced law in Roanoke Rapids before the war. Mrs. Arline Pondexter expects her husband S Sgt William Pondexter home soon after arriving stateside from overseas.
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Claude Kitchin Josey
R. C. Josey
Scotland Neck
West Point
Josey
Post
Roanoke Rapids
Wake Forest College
Robert Carey Josey, III
Arline Pondexter
William Pondexter
States
New York City
Jimmie Cox
Norfolk
Joe Williams
Green Thumb Certificate For Scouts Who Produce Food
The Green Thumb Certificate may be presented to all Scouts who produce food this year, recognizing their gardening effort and contribution to the troop or community.
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Bpepei-Cola Company
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Littleton
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Argo
Borden
Morton Salt
Southern Manor
California
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Colonial
Winwood