State College Opens Its First Minerals Research Lab
The North Carolina State College at 180 Coxe Avenue Asheville opened a minerals research laboratory to advance mineral dressing research for non metallic minerals. The facility emphasizes flotation concentration, jigging, tabling, and allied analyses with high temp tests and chemical concentration to aid regional mineral producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Jasper L. Stuckey
North Carolina State College
Coxe Avenue
Asheville
Minerals Research Laboratory
Ram
University of North Carolina
Minerals Research Institute
Asheville Laboratory
L. L. McMurray
Belfast Adopts Graves Of United States Dead
Belfast residents adopt graves in the Lisnabreeny cemetery overlooking the city placing weekly flowers. Sixteen to eighteen year olds like Winifred Burrowes from Loopland Park Belfast leave chrysanthemums on a cross reading Philip L. Jordan 75th General Hospital April 2 1943 Bridgeport Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
United States Army
Lisnabreeny
Castle Reagh
Winif
Burrowes
Loopland Park
Philip L. Jordan
74Th General Hospital
Bridgeport
Conn
Winifred
Field Secretary Cecil Nicholson Named for North Carolina Endeavor
Rev. Cecil Nicholson, Mississippian by birth and a Navy veteran, has been employed as field secretary by the North Carolina Christian Endeavor union. A former pastor of Providence Friends Church at Climax, he has led youth activities and studied at Guilford College, and will devote full time to the interdenominational movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Nicholson
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
Nicholson
Navy
Providence Friends Church
Climax
Guilford College
Christian Endeavor Movement
Tokyo sect urges rice offerings with promised double return
Police probe a Tokyo religious group that urges followers to donate rice as an offering and pledges to return double the amount next year through divine intervention. Authorities note current Japanese law does not cover this practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Judge Fines Witness for Flippancy in Thomasville Court
In Thomasville recorder's court Judge Howard Steed rebuked Jack Sterton for flippant remarks about selling “anything that people wanted” at his Speed Way service station. Sterton received 30 days suspended with $25 and costs. others charged with gambling and related offenses faced various fines and penalties including costs, suspensions, and appeals.
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Thomasville
Jack Sterton
Speedway
Route 1
Kendall J. Cornelius
John B. Cody
Robert Cole
Jake Gray
Roland Bennick
Capias
Dennis Wood
Claude Tysinger
Lexington
Warren Croft
Dave Tysinger
Leroy Bray
Robert Hunt
Lacy
Parsing OCR Traffic Court Entries in North Carolina
The record notes defendants from Ston Salem Greensboro and Lexingy facing charges of speeding and reckless driving with costs split among parties. The matter was continued to December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ston-Salem
Julius Cone Brown, Jr
Greensboro
Leslie C. Lekey
Lexingy
Giants as Living Humans Unearthed Jawbone Found in Java
An article explains prehistoric giants may have been real humans and describes their possible size and weight. It recounts plans to search Java for fossil bones, outlines methods to locate and protect finds, and stresses eyesight as a key scientific tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You
Java
South
China
Gobi Desert
Earth
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Tennessee Valley Authority
North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development
Division of Mineral Resources
North Carolina Department of Conservations and Development
Es Ice Eead
Lou
DAY Cleaning Company
United States
Ff All
New York
Gripsholm
Olga Berley
Olga
Montgomery
Ala
Sweden
West High Street
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