Parks and Recreation Commission Keeps Young Heart
A veteran group meets the first Monday of each month at 5 p.m. to review and approve the Parks and Recreation program. Jesse Taylor leads the panel of ten men and two women, whose experience spans 25 to 30 years, bringing wisdom and perseverance to keep leisure services running smoothly for all.
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Harry Kotsionis
National Recreation Association
America
Parksland Recreation Commission
Jesse Taylor
City Court
Aspira
Gram
The
Parks and Recreation Commission
Taylor
Commission
David Yow
Dale Montgomery
Brooks Reitze
Jack Southerland
Dick White
J. H. P. McNatt
Cliff Koontz
Dalé Montgomery
Koontz
Parks and Recreation Department
Rabies disease and vaccination rules from Guilford County group
The Guilford County Veterinarian Association explains rabies causes, transmission through saliva via bites, and brain infection. It outlines two animal forms, dumb and furious, with symptoms and rapid death, plus community measures: mass dog vaccination, confinement, and stray removal to prevent outbreaks.
Spring Break Planned Amid Storm of Spring Fever
Senior High High Points notes the desire for four days of spring vacation amid fatigue. April sub junior secretary MYCE GROOME named, Pointer issue to be distributed, 1941 Pointer and Pomican to be released. Easter-themed Feature Page, last issues approaching, Modern Language Week ends with International Day stressing global awareness and language learning.
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HPHS
Myce Groome
Wage
Specialists Say Farmers Could Raise Yields Sharply in NC
W C White reports from Raleigh on expert projections that North Carolina crop yields could rise 50 to 160 percent with improved practices. Dr W Fitts notes potential gains across major crops, with corn potentially reaching 75 bushels per acre versus last year’s 43. Break-even profits depend on careful input and management choices amid rising costs.
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W.C. White
Raleigh
W. Fitts
Collowe
Spes
North Carolina
Three Year Old Girl Killed By Uncle Driveway Accident
In Waynesville North Carolina a three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Grooms, was killed when her uncle James E Grooms 41 backed his car from a driveway striking her. The boy was dead on arrival at a local hospital and no charges were filed.
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Waynesville
N.C
Kevin Grooms
Robert Grooms
Rt. 3
James E. Grooms
Pritch
Ard Smith
Smith
Air Force Fires Guided Missiles In Indonesia
In Jakarta the Indonesian Air Force fired its first guided missiles on a Saturday. The missiles, purchased in Switzerland, can destroy a tank or a concrete pillbox. Swiss technicians trained the pilots during a visiting mission.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Air Force
Switzerland
President Eisenhower’s Gettysburg helicopter trip
President Eisenhower made a sudden helicopter trip to Gettysburg Pennsylvania to visit his farm and his son’s family. He spent an hour and 93 minutes there and returned to the White House at 12 06 p m. He was away from his desk only two hours 44 minutes before resuming work on official papers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Pope John XXIII Receives Palm Leaves Palm Sunday rite at Vatican
Vatican City AP Pope John XXIII received a decorated palm leaves token on Palm Sunday. He will lead processions at St. Paul Outside the Walls Basilica as thousands attend Holy Week ceremonies in Rome outskirts.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
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