N&O Index Card Listings

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Tobacco
  • Reidsville man gets national union job. May 20-43:8.
  • Wilson farmers guard plant beds against thefts In night. May 21-43:12.
  • Appointments: Gov. appoints committee to promote and educational program. Je.8-43:1.
  • Warehousemen seek aid in meeting labor
  • needs. Je.12-43:3.
  • Tobacco yield Increases noted on farms in state. Je.14- 43:7.
Tobacco
  • 43:2.
  • Kerr urges vote to retain quotas. J1.22-
  • Growers allowed absentee ballot. J1.23-43:5.
  • Carolina groups protest tobacco allocation plan. Jl.24-43:1.
  • "Snowshoes" do trick in rain-bogged fields. Jl.24-43:3.
  • Foxes help worm tobacco in Columbus county. Jl.24-43:5.
  • Tobacco quotas receiveoverwhelming "yes" vote. Jl. 25-43:]
Tobacco
  • Tobacco crop will match state's production of '42. Je. 27-43:6.
  • Tobacco men attack plan toregulate crop buying. Jl.8-43:2.
  • Parker releases figures on tobacco crop outlook. Jl.10-43:10.
  • Leaders stress nexessity of tobacco quota voting. Jl.15-43:11.
  • Schaub presents figures in urging quota support. Jl.18-43:2.
Tobacco
  • Vote for quotas in tobacco referendum
  • Jl. 24, sponsored by the State referendum
  • steering committee. Jl.18-43:7.
  • Message to the tobacco farmers of N.C.
  • from N.C. farm bureau. Jl.19-43:10. 2. Bankers enforse tobacco quotas. Jl.20-43 Shaw urges vote to retain quotas. J1.20-
  • 43:5. 2.
  • Schaub presents quota argument. Jl.21-43 Flue cured tobacco growers by East Caro
  • Una tobacco waruse association. J1.21-43:3. W
Tobacco
  • 4. Congratulations in order (ed.) Jl.26-43:
  • Farmer given sentence for failure to report on weed sales. Jl.31-43:10.
  • Tobacco expert offers rdvice. Ag.4-43:2.
  • State Grange asks boost in tobacco celling order. Ag.4-43:12.
  • Ccnada. Ag.6-43:1.
  • Shaw asks adjustments in weed price
  • ceiling. Ag.9-43:10.
  • Governor Joins in appeal for better tobacco deal. Ap-.IQ 43:7.
Tobacco
  • Wilt-resistant tobacco clicks in Craven. Ag.11-43:8. 43:8.
  • Figures on crop for state given. Ag.ll-
  • Cotton growers urge weed raise. Ag.ll-43:10.
  • It's a law. Ag. 13-43:e.
  • Eastern N.C. Tobacco growers wire Gov. Ag.14-43:1. 43:8.
  • Fight continues for higher price. Ag.20-
  • Wage rise g-iven for market helo. Ag.22-43:3 0.
Tobacco
  • Guns: Farmer. Ag.24-43:1.
  • Clark prives idea on ceiling boost. Ag. 25-43:5.
  • Celling raising doubtful OPA tells tobeo co group. Ag.26-43:1.
  • Farmers show resentment over tobacco situation. Ag.27-43:1.
  • Tobacco farmers Insist on Increase in
  • celling. Ag.28-43:1.
  • Waiting to hear from Washington. Se.2-43 1.
Tobacco
  • Tobacco labor found for Kinston market. Se.2-43:17.
  • Floor: farmers dissatisfied. Se.3-43:1.
  • Celling; ruling expected today. Se. 4-43:1
  • Tobacco ceiling Increase rejected in OPA ruling. Se.5-43:1.
  • Tobacco sales and revenue from tobacco taxes. Se.5-43:1.
  • What is average? (ed.) Se.6-43:4.
  • Appeal to Hutson. Se.9-43:5.
Tobacco
  • New strain of tobacco gets praise of farmers. Se.17-43:14.
  • Franklin farmers seek more money for tobacco. Se.19-43:14 X.
  • Tobacco leaders to meet with Broughton today. 0.23-43:1.
  • Governor orders holiday on marketing of tobacco. 0.24-43:1. X
  • rovers favor Burley quotas. 0.24-43:11
  • N.C. Farm bureau opcoses liftin tobacco ouotas. 0.28-43: 11.
Tobacco
  • Tobacco uotps. Jan.12-44:12.
  • Tobacco totals. F.10-44:-". 44:4.
  • Tobacco control by Percy Measaner. F.ll-
  • Tobacco figures. F. 19-44:5. 44:1?. Growers to talk tobacco ceilings. Mar.24 Price differential asked in favor of N.C. tobacco. Mar.25-44:1. 7>.
  • Tobacco plants seek prisoners. Mar.?5-44 Officers elected by tobacco bd. Ap.9-44: