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War industries
  • 16. War committee to be expanded. Ag.20-42: Contracts awards listed in state. Se.12-
  • 42:3. 42:3.
  • N.C. plants get huge war orders. Se.26-Contract awards made in state. N.7-42:3. Mew business: camouflage nets. D.4-42:8.
  • Kinston is given army contract. D.5-42:5 Fat cats. Ap.21-42:1.
  • Beauty: camouflage contracts. D. 13-42:8. Kinston war factor going full blast. D.
  • 25-42:12. A
War industries
  • State makes hit with war plant: national carbon co. establishes third industry. D. 29-42:14.
  • Burlington firm gets two army contracts. Jan. 16-43:3.
  • Contracts are awarded for projects in state. Mar.19-43:16. 43:16.
  • Six army contracts given in N.C. Mar.26-
  • Contracts awarded for projects in N.C.
  • Apxl4-43:2.
  • 900 million irwar contracts placed in
  • N.C. May 12-43: M 11.
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War industries
  • Why the State lags (ed.) May 14-43:4.
  • New plane gets test flight soon. May 16-43:2. May 18-43:5.
  • Contracts awarded for state projects. May 28-43:3.
  • More contracts given by Wilmington office. e.3-43:2. 22-43:7.
  • Contracts awarded for state projects. Je
  • Committee gives report on new business obtained. Jl.1-43:10.
War industries
  • BuRis and mussels fill demand created by war. 0.24-43:11 X.
  • Manpower head says labor turnover high in war industries. N.8-43:10. 7.
  • N.C. firms ma>e camouflage nets. N.14-41
  • $13,000,000 is expended, only one plane produced. D.9-43:l/
  • Steel barge built here will be exhibited today. D.11-43:10. D.12-43:12 X. 2.
  • Smaller plants get contracts. Jan.28-44:
War industries
  • State plant at Burlington buiIds plywood gunners. F.29-44:3
  • Carbon com-cany at Morganton to close.
  • Mar.12-44:9. 44:8.
  • Burlington firm to feel cutback. Ag.12-4.
  • Fairchild workers offered new jobs. Ag. 26-44:6.
  • Writing paper made from flax fibre in Ecusta Paper corporation. s.11-44:3.
  • Four N.C. plants on disposal list. 0.20-
  • 44:14.
War industries
  • Two ammunition plants to be started in state. D.9-44:2. D.21-44:8.
  • Underwear industry asked to speed work.
  • Lot of shells. F.7-45:3.
  • Four contests announced to honor war workers. Ap.24-45:2. 45:3.
  • Exhibits rlanned on war industry. Ap.26-
  • Wounded vets to appear at two local thea ters in War Workers Week program. May 3-45
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  • 'State's creconversion Job arrears light in figures. May 5-45:5.
War industries
  • State will get exhibit of its war production. May 20-45:16.
  • Despite: Total. Jl.22-45:1.
  • Carrboro plant will drop 500; Plant rt Greensboro drops 175. Ag.18-45:8.
  • State war plants drop1-over 13,000 employes. Ap;. 19-45:10 X.
  • One Kinston fsctory closes. Ag.20-45:5.
  • Two plants in N.C. listed a surplus. Ag. 24-45:5.
War industries
  • State should grab chance for hew home industries by use of idle war plants. S.2-45:1.
  • Palmer Bee Co. to close N.C. plant at Winston-Salem. S.14-45:15. 45:10.
  • Statistics given on main layoffs. S.16-
  • Navy wll operate plant at Charlotte. S. 19-45:3.
  • Local war plant hopes to reconvert business. S.26-45:14.
War industries
  • Plant at Kure Beach to close about Jan. 1st. 0.12-45:7.
  • War exhibit. N.17-45:2. N.20-45:14.