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Waste materials
  • Cooking oil and grease can help in war effort. Jl.21-42:3.
  • Salvage plan. Jl.22-42:1. 6.
  • First lady aids salvage drive. Ag.2-42:
  • Salvage depots are designated. Ag.6-42: 14.
  • Salvage material is vital to war, Gov. says at state wide meeting. Ag.7-42:8.
  • Response o-ood in scrap drive. Ag.8-42:12 Farm scrap. Ag.19-42:14.
Waste materials
  • World war gun from Daniels home going back to war. 0.21-42:2.
  • School children chosen to Christen ship. 0.23-42:18. 42:5.
  • Officials save relics from salvage. 0.24
  • Rails. N.3-42:5. 13.
  • Hugh Morson wins scrap campaign. N.5-42: Governor proclaimed last scrap round-up.
  • N.7-42:12.
  • Macon county wins prize in state scrap campaign. N. 13- 42:1.
Waste materials
  • Hug'h Morson is first in scrap contest in Raleigh schools. N.13-42:9.
  • Wilson newsman awarded scrap news story prize. N.13-42:20.
  • Hose depots. N.17-42:10. 42:2.
  • City scrap pile sold for $888.88. N.18-
  • Seven scrap yards get WPB's official thanks. N.18-42:14.
  • Scrap tree in Oxford. D.1-42:3.
  • Winners of Wake scrap drive. D.1-42:5.
Waste materials
  • 16. Drive continues for scrap metal. D.2-42: Charlotte Junk yard employes will get WPB a ward. J an. 2- 4 3:7.
  • Coley selected chairman of tin-can salvage in Raleigh. Jan.10-43:8. _ 43:8. Flans announced for tim salvage. Jan.22-Old mortar gun given to scrap metal drive by Pou-Parrish Post American legion.
  • Jan.28-43:3.
  • Say scouts held in salvage drive. Jan.31 43:3 C. A
Waste materials
  • Wilmington boys led nation in scrap work F.28-43:6. 2-43:9.
  • N.C. at bottom in scrap collections. Mar School children to stage salvage collection today. Ap.15-43:10. 43:3. Raleigh schools hold scrap drive. Ap.22-Tin cans collected in Raleisrh. Ap.23-43:18. 43:18. It's salvage day for city schools. May 6 State drops to last in sera} shipments. Je.23-43:2.
Waste materials
  • State frets busy today in Victory scrap
  • drive. Oct.1-43:1.
  • Scrap'officials to gather here. 0.5-43:2 Schools prepare for scrap drive. 0.23-
  • 43:8. 43:14.
  • Plans announced for salvage drive. 0.26-More leaders named in salvage campaign.
  • 0.28-43:3.
  • Djtlve for paper under way. 0.31-43:13.
  • N.2-43:12.
  • City makes finsures-ponse in paper collec
  • tion. N.8-43:
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Waste materials
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  • Clothing drive starts Monday. N.21-43:16
  • Lots of scra found in abandon marl mine in Craven county. D.5-43:16.
  • School children to help in collection of clothes for foreign countries. D.7-43:5
  • Drive for old clothing will bep'in here today. D.9-43:12.
  • Aboufc 100,000 pounds of paper collected by Jaycees. D.13-43:2.
  • Needed, badly f storage of tin cane, one warehouse. J#7-44:8.
Waste materials
  • Raleigh WPB directs all salvage efforts, Jan. 12-44:8.
  • Campaign opens in state to boost salvage of fats. Jan. 16-44:2.
  • About waste fats. Jan.23-44:2.
  • Hunter Ellington appoints salvage chrir men. Jan.26-44:2. 44:8.
  • Qatawbs Is tops in salvage drive. F.17-Volger resigns pst as salvage secretary P.19-44:10.
Waste materials
  • Tin can salvage proves success here. Mar There's big need for scrap metal. Mar.24 44:13.
  • Good job in p?per collection. Mpr. 30-44:
  • 105,000 rounds paper collected. An.1-44: 10. 5. 10 tons of tin cans collected. Ap.29-44:
  • Paper drive sets record. Jl.27-44:10. Lots of tin cans. S.22-44:12. 44:8. 60 tons of naner obtained in drive.0!20
Waste materials
  • Drive very successful. Jan.4-45:5.
  • Cherry to present salvage pennantes. Jar 17-45:8.
  • Every little tin can is big nelp in war effort. Jan.28-45:14. F.22-45:2.
  • Raleigh paper drive nets three carloads.
  • Fine response to tin drive. Jl.12-45:10.