Woody in Model Shelter Keeps Live Radio Show
Woody Mashburn, 48, volunteers for project Stay Alive and enters day five in a model fallout shelter with five feet of walking space. He hosts a four hour radio show, enjoys canned food, reads magazines, and receives daily mail and fan letters while coping with loneliness and a 70 degree shelter temperature.
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Woody Mashburn
WNOS
Woody
The
Enterprise
Daily Mail
WCKY
Cincinnati
Ohio
Birds of North Carolina celebrates human birdwatchers and rare species
Raleigh AP recounts the new edition of Birds of North Carolina from the State Museum highlighting historical figures in Tar Heel ornithology. It notes early observers like Barloe and Hariot, egg collectors, conservationists, and modern sightings such as the cattle egret and new county records, praising the people as much as the birds.
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Roy Parker JR
Raleigh
North Carolina
The
State Museum
Roanoke
Tar Heel
Philip Barlowe
Thomas Hariot
John Lawson
Alexander Wilson
Louisiana
Wilmington
J. W. P. Smithwick
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
T. Gilbert Pearson
National Audubon Society
Woman's College
C. H. and
H. H. Brimley
State Museum of Natural History
Birds of
Harry Davis
David Wray
State Department of Agriculture
Doris Hauser
Fayetteville
North America
Cecil Appleberry
Ward
Africa
United States
Goldsboro
Dick Borden
Florida
David Adams
Kelly
Bladen County
James L. Stephens
Lennon’s Marsh
Robeson County
College Group Tours Park Facilities in Triad Area
A state college group of 15 students and one professor toured Hillside Washington Terrace and City Lake parks in the Winston-Salem Greensboro High Point region on Saturday. Parks director Jesse Taylor and assistant Fred Ruppenthal accompanied the group, who noted the parks’ abilities and cleanliness. The tour ran from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. before returning to Raleigh.
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Winston - Salem - Greensboro
High Point
Hillside
Washington Terrace
City Lake Park
Jesse Taylor
Fred Ruppenthal
Raleigh
Heritage Furniture retires longtime employee Mrs Mil dred Muse
Mil dred Muse, among the first Heritage Furniture Co. workers, retires with about $13 000 in a retirement account under the profit sharing plan as of November 1959. She joined in July 1937 in the sewing department and lives with her husband on Willenbar Terrace with one daughter.
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Heritage Furniture Co
Mildred Muse
Muse
Willenbar Terrace
Charles
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Stay Alive
College Group
Heritage Employe
Elliott Wood
SEARS
Ritee Wit Eee
Sears M.C.P
N. Main ST
Santa
College Village
Ance
Man of the
J. C. Higgins, Browning
J. C. Higgins
Zelan
DuPont Zelan
Enfield
Dacron
DuPont TM
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