Honor Roll At High Point Junior High School
The fall semester honor roll lists 96 students at High Point Junior High School. Sixty six girls and thirty boys earned honors, with names including Helen Kearns Doris Stroupe Roger Matthews Theo Redman and many others.
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High Point
R. B. Ranson
Helen Kearns
Doris Stroupe
Roger Matthews
Theo Redman
Arnie Laurie Shelton
Mary Smith
Ann McMullen
William Frontier
Fred Taylor
Virginia Barefoot
Irene Parker
Josephine Tomlinson
Mary Sue Briggs
Kitty Mann
Eleanor Powell
An Young
Margaret Hayworth
Helen Millis
Carl Mickey
Warren Godwin
Anna Tomlingen
Clara Cole Sherrod
Mary Lewis Millis
Charlotte Denny
Harry Snyder
Elmo Cassell
James Owens
George Slaydon
Hya
Margaret Ann Craig
Margaret Tull
Eleanor Amos
Ruth Daves
Burke Koonts
Pauline Douglas
Marie Koonce
Seline Smith
Dorothy Tucker
Maurice Horowitz
Helen Crowder
Ann Chappell
Margaret Dickson
Eleanor Welch
Lola Bray
Grover Farr
Annie Mae Mann
Mildred Marsh
Jessie Lee Royal
Bleene Durham
Ruth Hamlin
Chaingang Guards In S C No Longer In County Employ
Greenville county supervisor P Means announced three guards at the central convict camp are no longer in the county payroll. Guards named are B B Southers captain FE L Drake and W H Finley. An investigation into David Kraft's mistreatment charges has been under way at Governor Blackwood's request.
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Greenville
P. Means
Central
David Kraft
New Jersey
Blackwood
Kraft
South Carolina
Smoking Does Not Dull Taste, U S Bureau Reports
The U S Bureau of Plant Industry reports that smoking does not dull taste. The statement discusses taste sensitivity in relation to tobacco use and contrasts general beliefs about smoking and flavor perception.
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U. S
Bureau of Plant Industry
Kellogg All-Bran praised for bowel relief and diet ease
A 70 year old man reports daily cathartics for forty years ended after using Kellogg's ALL-BrAN for one week. He claims he can eat any food without constipation and credits bulk fiber with clearing wastes and aiding muscle tone. Two tablespoons daily recommended. see doctor if needed.
Dressing for dinner a night out changes Sue's mood
Sue plans a dinner with Corrinne and a possible guest, packing a black chiffon gown and gray suit. She questions dress codes for women and aims to impress Joe, noting how clothes alter confidence as she rides with the chauffeur toward town.
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Sue
Corrinne’s
Harry
Becker
Jack
Corrinne
Joe
Nancy Becker
Jealousy blamed in girl's Me dinah Club death
Chicago investigators say jealousy prompted Vera Hayburn a 25 year old unemployed stenographer to leap from the 33rd floor of the Medinah Athletic club after visiting a night club with Albert Russell Erskine Jr 24 adopted son of Studebaker president The body was found on a ledge eight stories below Erskine told police of the woman's jealousy and alleged events surrounding the tragedy
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Chicago
Vera Hayburn
Medinah Athletic Club
Albert Russell
Publisher Held On U S Charges Against Weatherby Firm Officials
George W. Weatherby president of W D Royce and Company Chicago magazine publishers is named with two other officials in federal indictments charging use of the mails to defraud. The government says 82.5 million was taken from the public during 1980 and 1981 through circulation prize schemes by the Boyce firm.
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George W. Weatherby
W. D. Royce & Co
Chicago
Boyce
Mystery at Chez Paree Ends in Tragic Death
Investigators say Miss Hayburn leaped to her death after confronting Erskine at his apartment following a nightclub outing. The man’s account places her in a taxi home and credits A G Atwater and others with corroborating details. Lieut O Connell calls it a misunderstanding over attentions to another girl.
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Burn
A. G. Atwater
Philip K. Wrigley
Wrigley Chewing Gum Company
Erskine
Atwater
Lieut
Patrick B. O’connell
Average rural families outlive city households and accumulate wealth
The statement notes that the typical rural family tends to live longer and build more wealth than the typical urban family, highlighting disparities in longevity and financial accumulation between rural and city dwellers.
Guilford College Unveils Self-Directed Freshman Syllabus
Guilford College announces a new syllabus by Dr. Raymond Ford for freshmen in physical science. The plan lets capable students complete work independently via outlined courses and comprehensive exams, aligning with the Guilford curriculum's aims to blend culture with sciences and philosophy.
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Guilford Colege
Guilford College
Raymond Ford
Guilford
Binford
Relief pitchers to be fined for slow mound response
New York February 7. International League directors will fine bullpen pitchers $5 for slow to answer a relief call. They must respond immediately and complete their warm up in the box to avoid penalties next season.
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New York
A Wee Mite Dangerous Bridge Hand Observed
WM E McKenney reviews aColumbus Bridge Studio hand where a preemptive four spades by South leads to six diamonds by Mrs Neil and M Porter Walley. The article analyzes how to balance strong hands against preempts and cautions about overcalling no trump without the right holdings.
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WM. E. McKenney
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Columbus, C
Columbus Bridge Studio Club
Edmund B. Neil
M. Porter Walley
Complex Bridge Hand Concerns A North South Pair
A detailed bridge hand sequence appears with a North South declaration and various card markings. The fragment lists ranks and suits with notations like A.K and A&A-Q-J-10-9-6-4-3, suggesting a bidding or play sequence. The text includes no clear outcome or contract.
Britain to Accelerate Kenya Gold Mining
London reports arrangements by the British government to speed mining in Kenya Colony East Africa. Colonial secretary Sir Philip Cunliffe Lister told Parliament that mining serves the public interest and will benefit natives on native reserves, with safeguards for the native population.
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London
Kenya
East Africa
Philip Cunliffe Lister
House of Commons
Camera Discloses Son's Grave After 14 Year Search
Asheville February report details a German mother finally identifying her son P Schrauss buried after internment on a German liner during World War I. A typhoid outbreak prisoner of war died in Hot Springs and a cross marked his grave. A photographer's shot amidst a monument to 18 sailors revealed his name in a German magazine, ending the 14 year hunt. The note adds a line about the first American almanac published in 1638 by William Pierce.
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Asheville
P. Schrauss
Berlin
Germany
Schlauss
Hot Springs
Here
Grantland Rice Medalist in Palm Beach Tourney
Palm Beach Florida February seventh reports Grantland Rice as the tournament medalist with an eighty two while rivals from Rex Beach to Ray McCarthy post scores from eighty four to ninety four and some competitors fail to turn in cards in an unabashed golf event.
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Palm Beach
Fin
Grantland Rice
Rube Goldberg
Rex Beach
Ray McCarthy
Fontaine Fox
Richard J. Walsh
Francis Wurzburg
Jeff McHamer
Tom Webb
Arthur Somers Roche
Charles McAdam
Mere Thorp
Duncan Stewart
Dave Roberts
Billy Debeck
Frank Crowninshield
Rural mailboxes barred from postpaid catalogs
The post office department ruled rural mail boxes are for mail only and not for catalogs distributed without government support. Carriers were instructed to remove such materials and hold them until the sender pays postage.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Uncle Sam
Overcalling a Pre emptive Four Spades in Bridge
In a four spades pre emption by South Nell faces a decision. West overcalls with five diamonds after four no trump, revealing diamonds length. Nell deduces partner has four or more diamonds and weighs whether to bid, considering heart and club options as alternatives.
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Atx
Nell
M. Porter Waley
North
Vicks Voratone Antiseptic Seeks Savings for Mouth Care
The Vicks brand introduces Voratone Antiseptic a new oral antiseptic sold at a fraction of typical prices. A 2.5 ounce trial bottle is offered at 10 cents while five million bottles are distributed to druggists to demonstrate its economy and quality.
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Vicks
Vicks Voratone
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Mr. Durigan
Kellogg’s
Kellogge
Battle Creek
Helen Kane
Max Hoffman, Jr
Washington, D. C
Judge Mattingly
Hoffman
Freeport
N.Y
Miss Kane
Joe Kane
Margery Hale
Young Erskine
George Halls
Taft Hotel
Orchenra
Columbia Network
Taft
Seventh Avenue At
50Thth Stree
Dr. Binford
Dealer
William Pierce
Cambridge
All Drug and Dept. Stores
Belk - Stevens
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