Fish Carburation To Be Speed Week Feature
Fish Carburation to be Speed Week feature as Fish Carburetor Corporation lines up top NASCAR staff for Daytona Beach event. Louis Vogt joins as full time engineer with a roster including Eddie Farnsworth, Fireball Roberts, and Bob Fish aims to back Sportsman and Modified winners with $1,000 prizes each. The firm plans a new operations building, open 24 hours with flood lighting to support entrants.
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Retor Corporation
Louis
Red) Vogt
Atlanta
Georgia
Indianapolis
Ford
John Ambler
Vic Edelbrock
Nascar
Red Byron
Fonty Flock
Bob Flock
Roy Hall
Daytona Beach
Vogt
Fish Automotive Engineering
Bob Fish
Eddie Farnsworth
Long Island
N. Y
Eddie
Dutch Hoag
Rochester
Bob Osiecki
Hoag
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Charlotte Speedway
Fireball
Chrysler
Cadillac
Lincoln
Chevrolet
Bek Baker
Dink Widenhouse
Joe Weatherly
Jack Choquette
M-1
Bob
J. R.) Fish
Fish Carburetor Corporation
Fla
Hillsboro Social News Hints At Local Movements
The piece notes Charles Rathell’s return home after knee surgery at The Church Home Hospital in Baltimore. It lists visits and travels of local residents including James E. Sherwood and family in Chester and Wilmington, Nelson Brown’s indefinite Florida stay, Brevard NC guest Emily Knotts with the Decker family, Mary Lou Sparklin visiting her mother in town while attending Columbia University, and J M Eaton vacationing in Florida.
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James E. Sherwood
Chester
Wilmington
Del
Nelson Brown
Florida
Emily Knotts
Brevard
N. C
John Decker
John W. Taylor
Salisbury
Milford Kline
Mary Lou Sparklin
Helen Sparklin
Miss Sparklin
Columbia University
J. M. Eaton
Can the Common Cold Be Checked Today
Research races to curb the common cold. New vaccines show promise and researchers celebrate advances. Read Inside Facts on protection methods in the January 30 issue of The American Weekly, a colored gravure magazine in the Baltimore Sunday American.
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American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Local social notes from Bills hore to Millsboro area
Mr and Mrs Claude Drummond and sons Franky and Richard spent Sunday with the Pepper family in Bills hore. Lawrence Drummond and children visited his parents in Millsboro. Ruth Drummond visited Miss Margaret Webb in Greenwood. Clayton Brown stayed with Alonzo Cohee in Golds boro. L H Thomas of Hobbs called on Sallie Wroten. Edgar Wroten and Sallie Wroten visited Lawrence Cannon in Greenwood. Isaac Noble visited Wilmer Nagel in Federalsburg. Other guests included Jennings Bryant and daughters Jeanine Charlene, and Mrs Alfred Breeding of Boothwyn Pa. Many community members ill with a cold. Mrs Ella Breeding visiting Russell Breeding family. Clarence Foxwell hospitalized at Frankford Hospital Baltimore. friends wish him speed recovery. Mrs Oscar Torbert slowly improving at James Foxwell’s home.
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Lawrence Drummond
Carolyn
Brenda
Dianne
Allen
Andrew Moore
Millsboro
Ruth Drummond
Margaret Webb
Greenwood
Clayton Brown
Alonzo Cohee
Goldsboro
L. H. Thomas
Hobbs
Sallie Wroten
Edgar Wroten
Lawrence Cannon
Isaac Noble
Wilmer Nagel
Federalsburg
Jennings Bryant
Jeanine
Charlene
Alfred Breeding
Boothwyn
Ella Breeding
Russell Breeding
Clarence Foxwell
Frankford Hospital
Baltimore
Oscar Torbert
James Foxwell
Winter Emories by Hilda K Wiggin Lowe
A nostalgic verse recalling wintry scenes and memories. The speaker reminisces sleet, snowfall, and childlike joy of winter, contrasting past delight with present fatigue after shoveling. Snow-filled fields, fence lines, and quiet evenings by the fire frame a reflective mood.
Weekend social notes from Henderson area visitors
Henderson and Wilmington residents are listed visiting relatives and hosting guests across the weekend. Names include Virsack, Medford, Cole, Gough, Gooden, Phillips, Strausburg, Shenton, Brochu, Cartwright, Bachman, Montague, Stubbs, Shelton, Melvin, Covington, Childress, Bilbrough, Porter, and Nelson, with towns such as Pittsburgh Wilmington Wyoming Del Fort Lee Sadlersville Marydel and Rock Hall represented.
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T. H. Gough
S. S. James
Alex Gooden
Wyoming
Del
Gough
Sewing Circle
William Phillips
Robert Strausburg
Baltimore
Walter Wesse
C. A. Shenton
Wilmington
Mary S. Pippin
Marian Brochu
William Cartwright
G. M. Bachman
Mike
Newport
T. A. Montague
Pfe
Robert Stubbs
Fort Lee
J. Norman Stubbs
Lewis I. Shelton
Sadlersville
Dora B. Melvin
Charles Covington
Marydel
W. F. Clark
Annabel
John Childress
Alfred Bilbrough
Clayton
Lewis FE. Shelton
Wm. M. Porter
James W., Nelson
Rock Hall
Social Security Lump Sum Death Payment Explained
The funeral director mentioned a Social Security lump-sum death payment. It equals three times the worker’s monthly benefit but never exceeds 255 dollars. It goes to the surviving spouse or the person who paid burial expenses if there is no widow or widower. It is in addition to any monthly benefits.
A Nation Eyes Food Growth and Land Use in 1975
The piece projects a U S population of 200 to 220 million by 1975 and urges higher living standards for 200 million people. It notes only about 25 percent of U S land is suitable for crops and calls for irrigation, mechanization, and conservation to boost cropland productivity from 3 acres per person in 1950 to about 2.3 by 1975 while stressing industrial productivity and job growth. It ends with a subscription push for The Journal.
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America
United States
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Hillsboro
Mr. Charles Rathell
Mr. Rathell
Church Home Hospital
Hich
Susie Noble
Denton
Claude Drummond
Franky and
Richard
Melvin Pepper
Billshore
Hilda K. Wiggin Lowe
Henderson
S. Catherine Melvin
Greensboro
Alt
Edward Virsack
Thomas Virsack
Pittsburgh, Pa
George Virsack
Roy Medford
Gene Cole
Mr. Ray Turner
Pas
The
Journal Today
Barrick
ASC
Maryland
Walter B. Palmer
Calvin Blades
Irvin Brumbaugh
Greens
Lester Killen
Felton
C.d.lynch & Son
Ridgely
H. Edw. Wheatley
Lee Murphy
Preston
Walter Palmer
Norris Todd
John Truitt
Bridgeville
W. Barrick & Sons, Inc
Woodsboro, Id
Vinewood
All Ladies Hats
Helen Harper
All Men's & Boy’s Winter Jackets
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