Border Belt Leaf Prices Show Slight Decline
Border Belt Leaf prices eased slightly across North and South Carolina markets as flue cured leaf quality declined due to more poor leaf. The U S Department of Agriculture reported Monday’s daily average at 55 87 per 100 pounds on strong sales totaling 9 767 151 with SC selling 4 485 085 pounds and NC 5 282 066 pounds. Auction bids showed varied grades with lemons and oranges in the 40s to 60s per 100 pounds.
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Negro Couple Flown To Side of Returned Son
Anniston Alabama reports a black couple from Wilson North Carolina flew to Fort McClellan to reunite with their son Private Oscar Wooten a former prisoner of war in Korea. They met him in the hospital lounge wearing white masks and gowns. Citizens funded the trip and sponsor Vernon Morton accompanied the party.
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the Times
Bryson City
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Two Tar Heel POWs Are Returned
United Nations Command lists North Carolinians Porter W. Crisp and Julian H. Austin Jr. among American prisoners of war freed at Panmunjom. Crisp is a corporal in the 38th Regiment, 2nd Division, with wife Mayme Geneva Crisp of Bryson City NC. Austin is a private first class in the 2nd Division, with wife Ann Elizabeth Austin of Elizabeth City NC. El Salvador, though small, ranks as a major coffee producer in the Western Hemisphere behind Brazil and Colombia.
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Brazil
Colombia
Don’t Scratch or Squeeze Pimples Says Peterson’s Ointment
A vintage advice note promotes Peterson’s Ointment for pimples itching or red blotches and other irritations. It promises fast relief and skin improvement with one application and offers a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Travelogue Across A Legacy Of World Geography
Travelogue puzzle lists across clues covering Italy South American country France Ireland Arabian gulf French island Repulsiveness Encountered Beginning Russian plan Rodents Pedal digit Indian measure Meadows Persia Damage Trigonometric function Crowns Happenings Volcano in Sicily Sea eagle Obtain African port Air prefix Destroyed Suffered Scot Hearing organ Tiresomely Also Feminine appellation Shower Legal matters Cereals English river Unmarried woman Come in Cooking vessel Urfas ancient name Repose Not mounted Smirking Toward the sheltered side Series Italy native Balance Concise Flying toy Leave out Natives of Spain or Ch eosin DOWN Nevada city Algerian seaport
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Ireland
Arabian Gulf
French Island
Persia
Sicily
Spain
Puzzle Answer Keys and Clue List
The response provides a set of crossword style clues and their numbers including 28 Play part 80 Poker stake 31 Bird's home 33 Natives of Arabia 35 Exaggerate 40 Red ocher 43 Aquatic mammal 45 Bolivian city.
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Arabia
Parkway Funds Target North Carolina For 1953 54
Roanoke Virginia reports North Carolina receives the lion share of 1 413 096 allotted for the Blue Ridge Parkway 1953 54. Total need about 4 million to finish. Weems notes the parkway tops national parks in visitors. North Carolina projects include a 23 mile graded section south of Asheville a grade separation bridge near Blowing Rock guard rails at key spots Crabtree Meadows camp and trailer areas and erosion control and right of way work for NC Virginia.
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North Carolina
Blue Ridge Parkway
Sam P. Weems
Yellowstone
Asheville
Blowing Rock
Virginia
Crabtree Meadows
N.C
Flynn Body to Leave Ireland For Bronx Rites
Edward J. Flynn Democratic national committeeman from New York and Bronx leader dies in Dublin at 61. His body will depart Shannon Airport today for a funeral in the Bronx after a farewell service at University Church. Flynn arrived July 31 with family aboard the Mauretania and was in a wheelchair on landing. He had been hospitalized at St. Vincent's Private Nursing Home before his death early Tuesday.
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New York
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Bedy
Two Babies Born With Teeth in Greensburg Area
Susan Bettar and Paul Kendi were born with teeth and discharged from Westmoreland Hospital and Frick Memorial Hospital respectively. Doctors decided against extraction as Susan, a nursing baby, may face some complications from the teeth. The twins were born five days apart on the same day.
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Greensburg
Susan Bettar
Paul Kendi
Susan
Westmoreland Hospital
Paul
Frick Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Ostrich Races Planned Daily at Ohio Fair
Springfield story says Clark County Fair Manager B P Saundles announced daily ostrich races will be part of the 1953 fair program with both afternoon and evening heats. Saundles previously led last year’s exposition to a top Ohio rating amid preparations for the upcoming event.
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Clark County
B. P. Saundles
Ohio
Woman and Crew Rescued From Burning Danish Freighter Else Basse
A woman passenger and 24 crew members were rescued by the S S Cornerbrook off the Newfoundland coast after an engine room fire on the Danish freighter Else Basse. The ship remained ablaze as rescue efforts continued and authorities assessed salvage prospects.
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Mass
Newfoundland
U. S. Coast Guard
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Cornerbrook
Casco
Campaign Opened For Pro-Labor Congress
The CIO Political Action Committee launched a drive to elect a pro labor Congress next year. About 150 CIO leaders gathered at 9 a.m. EST to hear remarks from Walter P. Reuther James B Carey Jack Kroll and David J McDonald. The PAC planned dollar a man contributions and precinct level pre campaign operations. A Holstein calf grows from 91 pounds at birth to about 1075 pounds in two years.
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Washington
CIO
Walter P. Reuther
James B. Carey
PAC
Jack Kroll
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Eternal Debate In Ink-Stained Trade Over Whether Photographers Are People
A memoir styled column recalls AP photographer "Pappy" and fellow journalist experiences in the Korean War era. The piece argues photographers are defined by their camera gaze, forced to stay in danger for a single frame, and humorously defends the craft under fire as a stubborn, loyal pursuit.
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Boyle
New York
Frank Noel
Hamhung
Frank
Korea
Pappy
Changjin
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