Brushy Mountain growers plan annual picnic and field day
Brushy Mountain Fruit Growers Association will hold its annual picnic and field day August 18 at the Perry Lowe orchard between Wilkesboro and Taylorsville. Extension staff from State College will lead orchard tours followed by a demonstration at Brushy Mountain Apple Research Station and a picnic dinner. All area growers and their wives are invited. Cold drinks provided.
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Raleigh
Brushy Mountain Fruit Growers Association
Perry Lowe
Wilkesboro
Taylorsville
N. C
Carl E. van Deman
Alexander
Wilkes
H. G. Crowgey
W. A. Jennings
Brushy Mountain
John W. Goodman
Ccultural
State College
New Refractory Brick Development Reported by NCSU
Dr. W C Bell of North Carolina State College reports progress on a dry pressed semi silica refractory brick. The bulletin details firing expansion and shrinkage of silica clay mixes and outlines plans for further testing and properties study. Copies cost thirty five cents from the Engineering Research Department Raleigh NC. Hawks named assistant tobacco extension specialist at State College. He is Warren County native, 1942 graduate, WWII veteran, previously farm agent in Surry County.
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Raleigh
W. C. Bell
N. C. State College
Department of Engineering
School of Engineering
Bell
United States
Department of Engineering Research
N. Co. State College
State College Extension Service
S. N. Hawks, Jr
Warren County
Surry County
Hawks
State College
Farm Security Administration
Robeson County
Giant water lily species in Australia concerns
Fragmentary text notes Australia may host more giant water lily species than the Amazon, with references to venomous traits and a medical encyclopedia. The passage mentions six feet and various garbled names, but specifics are unclear.
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Australia
Amazon
Breitanmie
Dr. Ivan Hostetler named head of industrial arts at N C State
Dr Ivan Hostetler of Statesboro Ga appointed head of the department of industrial arts education in the NC State College school of education succeeding Dr John R Ludington. Hostetler has taught at Ohio State Missouri and Georgia schools and held leadership roles in Georgia industrial arts and vocational associations. He and his wife live in Raleigh with two sons.
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Raleigh
Ivan Hostetler
Statesboro
N. C
Ohio State
University of Missouri
Ohio Public Schools
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft School
Kansas City
Hostetler
Georgia Industrial Arts Association
Georgia Vocational Association
National Education Association
Georgia Education Association
Phi Delta Kappa
Epsilon Pi Tau
The
Lions Club
Presbyterian Church
Hostetlers
van Dyke Avenue
Henry A Wallace to Speak in Durham this Sunday
Henry A Wallace, Progressive presidential candidate, will address the closing session of North Carolina’s Progressive nominating convention in Durham on Sunday. He plans a Piedmont tour the following day with stops in Winston-Salem, Chapel Hill, Burlington, High Point, Greensboro and Thomasville, per NC chairman Mary Price.
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Progressiverty
Durham
Wallace
Piedmont
Mary Price
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Chapel Hill
Burlington
High Par Greensboro
Thomasville
Four Buildings Burn At Wrightsville Beach Overnight
A wind-fanned fire destroyed four buildings at Wrightsville Beach yesterday. Fire Chief W. R. Wiggs Jr. reported that a duplex apartment the Atlantic Inn and the home of Bonner Thomason were burned with losses not yet determined.
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Wrightsville Beach
W. R. Wiggs, Jr
Atlantic Inn
Bonner Thomason
Evening College in Greensboro Plans 300 Enrollment
Greensboro officials expect about 300 students when Greensboro Evening College opens September 13. Courses likely include a full freshman and sophomore university program, plus extensive offerings in business education, high school subjects, and special topics.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Evening College
Evening Radio Schedule August 11 with News and Entertainment
A dense broadcast rundown lists programs from 6:00 to after midnight including News at 6:00, Kiddies Hour, Music Time, News and Commentary with Fulton Lewis, The Lewis Show, Rollini Trio, Lone Ranger Drama, Chameleon Drama, Xavier Cugat Music, Abbott & Costello, Go For the House, The Thin Man, Capitol Cloakroom, and dancing hours. Multiple networks and hosts such as Lowell Thomas, Abe, and CBS are cited alongside operatic and dramatic pieces.
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Nbe
Cba
Very Ye
Abec-East
wKiddies
Krapeet
Spe-vem
Mpa-Eaat
Cbs
Cbs-East
Lowell Thomas
Cbe
Abec
the Lewis
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe
Abe News
Mbe
A. Rollini
Cbs Lone Ranger
Mbsa
Cbs Sports
Abe Chameleon
Cbeavier Cugat
Jack Pearl
Pee
Abe Christian
Aul Whiteman
Billy Rose
Tex and
Jinx
Cbs Abbott & Costello
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Abe James Melton
Cebs
Abe L. Hampton
Mbs
Abe Istler
Che Gentes cRae Theater
Abe Capitol
Cbs On Trial
West
Two Sentenced On Immorality Charge in Guilford County
In Greensboro Judge Earle Rives sentenced a Guilford County white woman Mrs. Millard Fogleman and Greensboro Negro man Glenn R. Craven to prison on fornication and adultery charges. Fogleman got 12 months, Craven 10 months, with bond set at 500 each. Both appealed after pleas of not guilty. Deputies testified they were summoned to the Fogleman home by the woman’s husband.
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Greensboro
E. Earle Rives
Municipal
Guilford County
Millard Fogleman
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