Brother of Local Man Succumbs
Martin Rush Hunsucker 75 died at his Boykin home after a period of ill health. He was a longtime farmer and gin operator in the county. Funeral at his home Monday at 2 o clock with Rev. J. G. Ferguson. burial in Hunsucker family cemetery. Survived by wife Minnie Odom Hunsucker two sons Guy and Douglas and several brothers and sisters including Kelley Cliff Ernest Charles Hunsucker Della Patterson Frank Adams and Alice Hunsucker. Four grandchildren also survive.
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Bennettsville
D. C
Martin Rush Hunsucker
Boykin
Mr. Hunsucker
J. M
Betty Aamon Hunsucker
Randolph County
N. C
South Carolina
J. G. Ferguson
Hunsucker
Boykin Church
Minnie Odom Hunsucker
Guy
Douglas
Kelley
Cliff
Ernest
Charles Hunsucker
Gibson
Frank Hunsucker
High Point
Della Patterson
Frank Adams
Marlboro County
Alice Hunsucker
Gibso
Watson Miller Defeats 3NT With Queen of Hearts
In a bridge hand shared by Watson B. Miller, the U S Commissioner of Immigration, South opened diamonds and North South defense faced a three no trump contract. Miller played the queen of hearts to defeat the contract, after which the defense would have yielded five heart tricks if the queen did not win.
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Watson B. Miller
U. S
Hearts
Watson
South
Declarer
East
Jammy
Louisiana Leads With Vast 4790 Miles of Navigable Waters
Louisiana stretches to 4790 miles of navigable waters, more than double the figure of any other state, highlighting its maritime reach and waterway network.
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Louisiana
Voices of History on Wax From Columbia Records Album
Columbia Records releases I can hear it now an album of five 45 minute records from 1932 to 1945 featuring voices of Will Rogers FDR Chamberlain Churchill Hitler Mussolini Dewey Eisenhower Murrow and others with Edward R. Murrow guiding the narrative and noting more material could follow.
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Joshua
Jericho
Socrates
Pericles
Lincoln
Columbia Records
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Murrow
Will Rogers
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Huey P. Long
Duke of Windsor
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Neville Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
Munich
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Mussolini
Winston Churchill
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
John L. Lewis
Pearl Harbor
General Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
Enola Gay
Tinian Island
Mankind
Fred W. Friendly
North Carolina Officials Tour New York Fresh Market scenes
A Raleigh reporter's group in New York visits the Fulton Street fish market and West Side produce markets to observe wholesale food trade. They witness dawn activity, crowded docks, and vast aisles of seafood and produce, noting vibrant commerce and the odd odors as a night of travel ends in a long day. An administration notice from Guilford County appears within the text.
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Raleigh
New York
Manhattan
Aycock Brown
John Hemmer
North Carolina
Don Bishop
Pat Bayer
NBC Public Relations
West Side
Washington Street
Fulton Street
Fulton
Cowboys term traced to Revolution era band of Tory cattle thieves
The word cowboy originated during the American Revolutionary War to describe a group of Tory raiders who stole cattle from both Continental and Loyalist forces.
Legion Officers Plan to Meet Here in 1949 Convention
The American Legion state convention is slated for Raleigh in June 2021. The executive committee set dates at a Saturday meeting and selected High Point for the annual past officers conference to be held February 15 to 17.
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Raleigh
The
American Legion
State’s Legion Department
High Point
Executor's Notice for Nellie S Wilson Estate
Paul G. Wilson announces as Executor of Nellie S Wilson, deceased, Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by November 1, 1949 at 228 N Wrenn Street High Point. Debts to estate should be paid promptly. Dated October 30 1948. Sprinkle Coffield Attorneys High Point NC.
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Nellie S Wilson
Guilford County
North Carolina
N. Wrenn Street
High Point
N. C
Paul G. Wilson
Nellie S. Wilson
Sprinkle
Coffield
Attys
Notices of Probate and Foreclosure in Guilford County
The document reports Elizabeth W. Burchfield estate claims to be filed within one year and debts settled. It also notes a foreclosure sale by James W. Clontz for Robert V. Sechrest and Sadie N. Sechrest on December 30 1948 at 10:00 AM at the Guilford County courthouse High Point for Lot Three 3 in BE A Snow Estate Hamilton Street.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Robert V. Sechrest
Sadie N. Sechrest
Register of Deeds
Publc
High Point
Guilford
High Point Township
BE. A. Snow
Office of the Register of Deeds
Hamilton Street
James W. Clontz
Jack M Green
Mayflies Live Brief Lives Around 24 Hours Long
Britannica notes that adult mayflies have a very brief life span of about one day. This concise fact highlights the insect’s rapid emergence and short-lived adult stage.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
Egg consumption per American in 1946 hits 382 per person
In 1946 Americans averaged 382 eggs per person, reflecting dietary trends of the postwar period. The figure highlights a high level of egg consumption amid rising meat and dairy use as households adjusted to wartime shifts.
Should a Bride Keep Her Job
Dana and Evelyn Mox of Dayton Ohio face whether a wife should work after marriage. They plan to save 90 dollars monthly by both working while managing living costs. They started with little and choose a furnished apartment at 65 dollars a month and already have life insurance totaling 13725 at age 65.
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Dana
Evelyn Mox
Dayton
Ohio
Evelyn
Moxes
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