North Carolina Opens Quail Turkey Season December 1
The Enterprise Bureau reports North Carolina hunters will begin quail and wild turkey seasons on December 1, ending March 1. Conditions across counties are favorable with growing license receipts indicating a record December turnout. The oyster scallop season also opens early, pleasing housewives statewide who rely on Tar Heel waters.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Largest still captured in Bladen and Columbus counties
State and federal officers hunted the owners of the largest whiskey still found in this section. In Bladen county they seized a giant setup with seventeen 400 gallon vats and 1000 gallons of beer. A 100 gallon still was seized in Columbus county with J. J. Long and a youth named Crevett arrested. Both posted $300 bond.
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Wilmington
Bladen County
A. M. Beck
L. A. Hankinson
Columbus County
J. J. Long
Crevett
United States
North Carolina hog sales show success of balanced feeding plan
The state reports 23,643 hogs fed under W. W. Shay's plan were sold in 311 cooperative car loads and locally for a gross of $475,249 with net receipts of $456,430.17. Average price was 10.24 per hundred pounds after deductions, signaling the program's lasting impact on state hog production and extension work.
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State College
Shay
North Carolina
Dean Schaub
Extension Service
Richmond
Baltimore
South Carolina
Catawba Man to Take Charge of Y and B Creamery Firm
Nov 30 Charlotte P W J Shuford veteran Catawba county creamery operator prepared to take charge as permanent receiver of the Y and B corporation. He was appointed after stockholders, especially farmers, pressed to replace J A Yarborough who had been temporary receiver. The Y and B operates a creamery and a chain of grocery and dairy stores in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
W. J. Shuford
Catawba County
Y. and B. Corporation
Shuford
J. A. Yarborough
Smoking and Lip Cancer Risks Highlighted by Doctor
Dr. John A. Gerster cites evidence from Turkey where water-cooled smoke reduces lip cancer. He notes hot pipe stems and smoke raise lip cancer risk and urges chronic smokers to consider a hookah alternative.
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New York
Turkey
John ©. A. Gerster
The
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Famous Army Units Disband As Sweden Ends Wars
Stockholm reports sweeping reductions in Sweden’s standing army as nine infantry regiments three cavalry regiments and three artillery regiments are disbanded amid a long peace. The Smallands Hussars Westmanland and Royal Light Blue Horseguards fade from the line as Sweden vows to maintain a minimal force for public safety.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Europe
Smallands Hussars
Gustavus Adolphus
Gustavus
Lutzen
Hussars
Westmanland Regiment
Westeros
Shades
Gustav V
Old First Heavy Artillery
Finland
Russia
Gulf of Bothnia
Baltic Sea
Norway
Gustave V
Women Partners at Geneva Peace Talks and Raleigh Police Case
Readable excerpts note women in Geneva disarmament talks under the League of Nations with figures like Mme Maxim Litvinoff and Countess Jeanne Luckemeyer. In Raleigh, Patrolman Joseph Chamblee is backed by police chief Winder J. Bryan as a frame-up in a criminal assault case involving Mrs Harriet May Fishler.
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Women Partners
Raleigh
Geneva
Navy
League of Nations
Mme
Maxim Litvinoff
Anatole Lunacharsky
Count von Bernstorff
Jeanne Luckemeyer
New York
Count von Bernstorf
Washington
Bryan
Chamblee
Justice of the Peace
L. M. Waring
Harriet May Fishler
Remote grazers thrive without thirst in extreme habitats
Some gazelles of the east and llamas of Patagonia live with unusual water independence. They are so constituted that drinking is unnecessary to them.
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Far East
Patagonia
Ferro Death Draws Federal Probe Into Chicago Gangs
In Chicago, the death of Ferro near a road in Bensenville triggers federal involvement in gang violence. Ferro, an alleged moonshine head, and six others were to face federal trial for prohibition violations next Monday. A wage still and alcohol drums were found near the scene as authorities link Ferro to the operation.
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Chicago
Carmen Ferro
Ferro
Bensenville
United States District Attorney’s Office
Venom of War To Level 1000 Foot Bridge At Albemarle
Albemarle North Carolina November 30 forces of destruction will test a 1000 foot concrete bridge built in 1920 costing $192000. The highway department will load test with heavy trucks and tanks as the army shells and mines the span in December. Army air and field units from Fort Bragg Langley Langley Newport News Powe Field will support an air photographed verification for a study to be published for highway engineers.
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Albemarle
N. C
United States Army
Carolina Power and Light Company
Pee Dee River
Soa
State Highway Department
Army
Highway Department
Frank Pay
Martin
Fort Bray N. C
Langley Field
Newport New Wa
Pope Field
Fort Bray
McCook Field
Wilmington Plans Six-Club Class D Circuit
Wilmington volunteers canvassed the city to raise funds for a berth in a proposed six club Class D league. Delegations from Wilmington Goldsboro Fayer ville Kinston Wilson and Greenville backed the effort and noted progress. Ro Mount Washington and New Bern were seeking berths in eastern Carolina league plans.
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Wilmington
Cires
Goldsboro
Fayerville
Kinston
Wilson
Greville
Carolina
Ro Mount
Washington
New Bi
Local Warrant Sworn Out During Chamblee Inquiry
In Chamblee detectives pressed a warrant while officials refused to cross, as they investigate Mr. and Mrs. Fishler living in a local hotel. Findings are to be presented at this afternoon’s hearing.
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Chamblee
Detective Department of
and Fishler
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