Great Sum Spent On North Carolina Highways Expenditures
North Carolina will have spent about 151.83 million dollars on roads over four fiscal years ending June 30, with road work totaling roughly 109.45 million. Debt service, administration, and prison camp costs fill the rest as state and county systems show differing spending patterns and bond redemptions reduce highway indebtedness by about 18.29 million.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Highway Commission
Debt Service
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Highway Safety Division
Highway Patrol
Parole and Probation Commissions
J. M. Broughton
Blue Ridge Parkway
Highway Sateiy Division
Protation Commission
Parole Commission
The
Crossword puzzle clues and answers from a mixed set
A reproduced crossword style list of across and down clues with numbers, including references to historical figures, geography, language, and common terms, plus abbreviations for months and directions. The grid seems to mix cultural terms and generic crossword entries without a unifying theme.
Conquests of Jenghiz Khan and his Mongol army
Uncle Ray presents a historical sketch of Jenghiz Khan noting his skilled cavalry, cool strategic mind, and ruthless methods to deter revolts. The piece covers his campaign reach from China to Tibet, Sinkiang, northern India, Persia, and part of European Russia, plus his death at 65 and empire size. Tomorrow: Kublai Khan.
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Jenghiz
Teader
Jenghiz Ixhan
China
Tibet
Sinkiang
India
Persia
Russia
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Flying Machine Pioneers
Uncle Ray
Kublai Kahn
Cranium Crackers Angling Quiz Opens Fishing Season
Cranium Crackers invites readers to answer questions about record fish, state fishing, pike distinctions, and synonyms for Dolly Varden. It also asks which names relate to fishing and why, with answers promised on the Want Ad Page. WIGU golf coverage notes North Carolina high school interscholastic tournament beginning with eight schools and one individual entrant.
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O'Shaughnessy
Eli Whitney
Julianna Berners
Betsy Ross
Want
WIGU
Chapel Hillel
North Carolina High School Athletic Association
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Lexington
Sanford
Burlington
Fayetteville
Henderson
Monroe
National Whirligig and Defense Tax Headlines
The piece discusses pilot logistics and transport needs for bomber delivery, American and Allied air crews, and proposed use of large transports to move aviators. It notes a $3.5 billion defense tax and critiques the National Defense push. Also covers internal politics between Ed Flynn and the White House amid rearmament, mining booms, and shortages hampering training at Fort Bragg.
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Berlin
Canada
England
Britain
Hitler
Flynn
James A. Farley
White House
Palace
Washington
Bronx
Fort Bragg
U. S
Four NC Varsity Baseball Players Compete For Batting Honors
North Carolina's 1941 baseball team features four students contending for the batting title after 10 of 21 games. A Matches leads with .364 on 12 hits in 33 at bats, followed by Henry Reynolds at .357, Tom Oswald at .350, and Charlie Rich at .344. Oswald has 14 hits to top the group.
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North Carolina
Henry
Bo) Reynolds
Tom Oswald
Charlie Rich
Reynolds
Oswald
Rich
Contract Awarded for Cotton Socks to Elliott Mills
The Navy announced a $49,000 contract award for cotton socks to Elliott Knitting Mills of Hickory North Carolina on April 22.
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Washington
Navy
Elliott Knitting Mills
Hickory
N.C
UNC chalks up second round in North and South tennis
First seed Harris Everett of North Carolina advances to the second round at Pinehurst in the North and South amateur tourney. Everett beat Pinehurst’s Alex Papolana 6-4 5-7 6-1, while Tom Wadden defeated Eliott Winston and NC State’s N. C. State entry 6-3 6-0.
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Pinehurst
Harris Everett
University of North Carolina
Tom Wadden
Everett
Florida State
Alex Papolana
Wadden
Eliott Winston
N. C. State
Markets Set Up Raleigh
April 22 Pi W Kerr Scott state agriculture commissioner said Wallace and Goldsboro signed contracts under the state marketing act to provide facilities for moving farm produce into army camps and other government institutions.
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Raleigh
Pi —W. Kerr Scott
Wallace and Goldsboro
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers Promises Quick Relief
A new medical discovery marketed as Lurin is claimed to treat stomach ulcers caused by excess acid and related indigestion. The wormless preparation is said to relieve pain almost immediately and is taken by mixing two teaspoons in milk. Sold by Mann's and druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Mann’s and Drug Stores
Hydro forming boosts road octane and engine performance
Industry tests show hydro formed gasoline raises road octane numbers beyond lab ratings, improving thrust and efficiency. The hydro forming process applied to Amoco Gas pushes quality higher, delivering more work per drop and safer flame control to reduce shock.
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Amoco-Gas
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