McMullan Upholds Judge Gwyn in School Remarks Ruling
North Carolina news notes Judge Gwyn’s deletion of a Buncombe grand jury’s critical remarks about Biltmore High School. Attorney General Harry Mullan backs Gwyn, saying grand juries must seek criminal violations, not judge school administration. The report cited poor repair and sanitation but said safety concerns would be for the jury to pursue. A rain measurement note follows about 27,000 gallons per acre.
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Southeast farm income climbs 23 percent to 3.01 billion
The U S Department of Commerce reports the Southeast region earned 3 010 241 000 from all farm income in 1951, up 23 percent from 1950 and accounting for about 13 percent of regional earnings. State gains ranged 2 to 60 percent with South Carolina posting the top increase.
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Fair Season Shaping Up Across North Carolina
Agriculture Commissioner L Y Ballentine announces over 75 fairs statewide from next week through October with the 85th State Fair in Raleigh October 14 18. The new premium offer doubles local fair premiums for select exhibits brought to Raleigh.
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North Carolina Association of Agricultural Fairs
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Fewer Forest Fires In North Carolina
North Carolina had the lowest fire rate among 12 Southern states with 193 fires per million acres, compared with the regional average of 450. H. M. Sears of the U S Forest Service announced the figures to 50 forestry division members at the State Department of Conservation and Development meeting in Southern Pines. NC led Southern states in forestry farm management.
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Controversial Salad Endangers Couple In Chicago
Irene Smith and husband Clayton Smith argued over salad oil in a Chicago home dispute. Irene reportedly threw a knife, injuring herself. Clayton threw a plate. Police hospitalized Irene for arterial wound and head injury, and Clayton was jailed.
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Irene Smith
Clayton
False distress signal on Luksefjell moored in Chicago River
Coast Guard crash boat rushed to the Norwegian freighter Luksefjell after a distress call. The alarm proved false as Capt. Harold Hansen of Oslo had the American flag hoisted upside down, signaling distress by mistake, then corrected.
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Installation set for Detroit Jewish congregation rabbi
Members of the Suburban Temple of Greater Detroit prepare to install Rabbi Dr. Frank Rosenthal at the First Methodist Church of Royal Oak with Rev. Dr. Paul Durham and church board offering space. St Marys Catholic Church donors provide parking for attendees for the Sept. 5 ceremony.
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Hotel Grows Home Grown Peaches in Omaha yard
The Blackstone Hotel in Omaha Nebraska harvested its first crop of peaches from a tree that sprouted after a guest tossed a peach stone from a window years ago. The unusual origin story highlights the hotel yard’s fruit bearing debut.
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