Institutional Farming Program To Be Reviewed
The budget commission plans a thorough review of state institutions farming programs to decide which farms and workshops aid therapy and training and which are just for saving money. Experts will assess therapy value, profitability, and accounting practices to set policy per institution.
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Lynn Nisbet
Raleigh
North Carolina
Advisory Budget Commission
East
School For
Elizabeth City Teachers College
Caswell Training School
Goldsboro Hospital
Rocky Mount School
Budget Bureau
Robbery at Coniaurum Gold Mines nets three gold bricks
Two hooded men robbed the Coniaurum Gold Mines Ltd office in Timmins Ontario at 3:30 am, binding guard Bill Edwards and using an acetylene torch to break into the vault. The haul was three gold bricks valued at about $96,000. A geyserite deposit is noted in the report.
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REAL
Timmins
Ont
Coniaurum Gold Mines Ltd
Bill Edwards
Louisiana Girl Praises Hadacol Health Tonic
Miss Betty Jo Prejean of Ville Platte says Hadacol gave her the "wonderful" feeling after suffering years of colds nerve strain and weight loss. She notes gains in weight after two bottles and credits improved hemoglobin from the vitamin and mineral mix. The ad promotes Hadacol as a cure for indigestion neuritis and general run down condition with a trial bottle priced at 1.25 and family size at 3.50 from The LeBlanc Corporation in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Prejean
East Pine St
Ville Platte
China
Miss Prejean
Hadacol
The
LeBlanc Corporation
CP to Add Third Unit at Lumberton Plant
Carolina Power and Light announces plans to add a third generating unit at its Lumberton steam electric plant. The new unit will deliver 100000 horsepower, increasing total capacity by 75 percent, CP and L president Louis V. Caton said yesterday.
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Lumberton
Carolina Power and Light Company
Cp&l
Louis V. Caton
Guess The Name from Historic Fables and Classic Films
Name the historical father of history born in Halicarnassus who chronicled Lydia Persia Babylon and Egypt then the Paris born stage and screen star who acted with Sarah Bernhardt in France and the United States.
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Halicarnassus
Asia Minor
Croesus
Lydia
Persia
Babylon
Egypt
B. C
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
France
United States
Cameron
The
Royal Mounted
Nominal Definition Origins and Usage
A concise note outlines the term nominal as relating to names and naming. It explains its etymology from Nomina lis and Nomen and notes senses such as existing in name only and small or nominal amounts.
Daily Projections for Today’s Child Urges Kindness
The forecast suggests kind treatment of elderly relatives will be valued. Business prospects look up with a likely promotion. Health and fortunes are forecast to be favorable for today’s child.
Reconnaissance Platoon Tracks Enemy Fire Near Base
U S forces in Korea report a First Cavalry reconnaissance platoon probing south of the base. Lt. L. E. Woodson describes a 30 minute firefight with roughly 60 enemy at 200 yards, resulting in estimated 25 killed. Troops, led by Capt. C. V. H. Harvey, emphasize mobility and dual weapon capability.
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U. S
Korea
First Cavalry
L. E. Woodson
Jasper
Ala
Alexander
New Orleans
Samuel T. Rhodes
Washington, Ga
Charles V. H. Harvey
Texarkana
Tex
Harvey
Rhodes
Pfc
Don Sorrels
Glenwood
Ark
Sorrels
Japan
Unclear Column Notes and Names at Column Bottom
A fragmentary Central Press column lists names including Ball The Red Mark Behind Closed Doors The Faker Broken Barriers Untamed Justice Tiger Rose and asks recall about him, with note indicating names at bottom of column.
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Tiger Rose
Learning and Art Bid for Life and Heart
A reflective line notes how learning and art heal and guide the heart, contrasting empty study with the living value of knowledge. Edward Young’s sentiment frames education as a moral aid shaping character and purpose.
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Edward Young
Notable 18th to 20th Century Milestones
Pierre Charles L Enfant, French engineer who designed Washington DC, was born in 1754. In 1909 the US War Department purchased the first military airplane from the Wright brothers. Paul von Hindenburg, German field marshal and president, died in 1934. In 1945 the United States Great Britain and Russia met at Potsdam to outline peace terms for defeated Germany.
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Pierre Charles L’enfant
Washington, D. C
United States War Department
Wright Brothers
Paul von Hindenburgh
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Notable Birthdays: Sloan Loy and Williams Celebrate Today
John Sloan painter Myrna Loy screen actress and Ike Williams boxer have birthdays today with fans and peers noting milestone dates for these prominent figures in art film and sport.
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John Sloan
Myrna Loy
Ike Williams
Notable Names and Eras in Early 20th Century Law and Monarchy
The list mentions Agnes Ayres and Albert I of Belgium among figures tied to early 1900s policy and monarchy. References to the Federal Food and Drugs Act of 1906 and a clause about Acts of God affect contract validity. Germany and Italy appear in the context of historical discourse.
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Agnes Ayres
Albert I
The
War scare buying in Cincinnati subsiding
War scare buying in greater Cincinnati food stores is slowing to a walk as stores show solid stock. A survey of wholesale grocers and chain stores found some shortages mainly from shipping delays. Alcatraz means pelican. the rock was once a common habitat for these birds.
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Cincinnati
Alcatraz
Rusk warns of long, costly war in Korea era mobilization
Dean Rusk, assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs, told 3,500 delegates at the 42nd farm and home week that total mobilization could disrupt the economy but warned the world faces a prolonged struggle against international communism. He said the UN united quickly after North Korea’s invasion and stressed confidence in victory in Korea. Rusk noted unanimous presidential adviser support for Truman’s Korea decision and hinted at future threats beyond Korea.
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Raleigh
State Department
Dean Rusk
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
I. 0
Scnaub
State College Agricultural Extension Service
Scott
Elizabeth McGee
Spartanburg
S. C
Maid of Cotton
Morehead Planetarium
Chapel Hill
Duke University
Durham
Rusk
United States
Truman
State Law Examinations Largest Group Yet in Raleigh
In Raleigh 152 applicants sit the annual three day State Board of Law Examiners exams. Board secretary Edward Cannon notes it is the largest cohort in 11 years with three women among the test takers.
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Raleigh
State Board of Law Examiners
Edward Cannon
Former FBI Agent Joins North Carolina SBI Staff
Eusegene C. Fender aged 34, a former FBI agent, joins the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation staff. Earlier he served as an identification officer for the Winston-Salem police department, when Walter F. Anderson, now SBI director, led that force.
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Raleigh
Eusegene C. Fender
FBI
State Bureau of Investigation
Fender
Winston-Salem
Walter F. Anderson
SBI
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