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The Wilmington Morning Star
Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina
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In Raleigh, the Solid Fuels Administration for War announced coal availability for tobacco curing via dealers in the tobacco belt, with certificates from the Agricultural Adjustment Agency required for purchase.
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RALEIGH, March 28. -(AP)--The Solid Fuels Administration for War announced here today that coal to be used for tobacco curing would be available to farmers this year through coal dealers in all sections of the tobacco belt.
The SFA said the order applied to coal used in either hand fired or stoker fired barns. Dealers will have a supply of coal on hand for delivery well in advance of maturing of the crop, the order said.
A survey is being made by the Agricultural Adjustment Agency to determine the amount and kind of coal each farmer will need and a certificate will be furnished farmers who use coal for curing.
The certificate must be surrendered to the dealer from whom the coal is bought.
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Raleigh
Event Date
March 28
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The Solid Fuels Administration for War announced that coal for tobacco curing would be available to farmers through coal dealers in the tobacco belt. The order applies to coal used in hand fired or stoker fired barns. Dealers will have supply in advance of crop maturing. The Agricultural Adjustment Agency is surveying farmers' needs and will furnish certificates to be surrendered to dealers.