Bailey Urges Mighty Army In Clear Speech
In a July statement released by his son James H. Pou Bailey the late Senator Josiah Bailey urged strong military power to deter aggressors and criticized labor strikes and the Wagner Act. He warned against foreign entanglements and called for reduced government spending while backing selective service and balanced budgets.
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Raleigh
Josiah Bailey
U. S
James H. Pou Bailey
Bailey
Senate
Ple
North Carolina
Russia
United Nations Organization
Europe
Asia
United States
America
Japan
Germany
United Kingdom
Great Britain
International Bank
House
Woodrow Wilson
Dangers That Lurk in Colds
Dr. Bundesen explains there is no cure or preventive for the common cold and that its main threat is secondary infections like pneumonia. He recommends rest, fluids, and physician guidance for fever and complications, noting penicillin or sulfonamides may help if bacterial spread occurs.
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America
Tin mine ore reserves extend 50 to 100 years
It is estimated that Cornish tin mines have enough ore reserves to permit continued operations for 50 to 100 years. The assessment signals long term mining viability and potential for sustained output in Cornwall.
Questions on King Lear and Shakespearean quotes
Three trivia prompts ask who is Lear's faithful daughter and which characters speak famous lines from plays. The third item cites a quote about dreams and life from The Tempest.
Etiquette and Horoscope Advice for the Day
Hints on etiquette advise using the husband’s card on doors. Today's horoscope promises good fortune in love, business, and career for those born this month. It cautions careful finances, discourages impulsive changes, and foresees a bright but mixed future for a child born now.
Bald Veterans to Receive Toupee Funds, VA Announces
In a Kansas State dispatch the Veterans Administration says veterans with service related baldness may get funds to buy a toupee. The notice notes eligibility and funding details. A separate snippet mentions mice producing nine young per litter from ages six months, with 3 to 12 yearly litters.
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Peka
Kans
INS
Veterans Administration
Rate Changes Delayed Amid ICC Investigation
Raleigh February 17 The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended a proposed motor truck freight rate schedule until September 16 and ordered an investigation. R L Askews traffic manager East Carolina freight traffic bureau says increases of 38 to 41 percent were proposed for shipments within the southern territory and across to the eastern territory. Eastern Carolina bureau and other southern groups protested the changes.
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Raleigh
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. L. Askews
East Carolina Freight Traffic Bureau
Torday
Askea
Eastern Carolina Bureau
Scientist Locates Lost Radium in Hospital Incinerator
In Pittsburgh a geiger counter helped Dr. Surain Sidhu of the University of Pittsburgh locate 50 milligrams of radium tossed into a hospital incinerator. The valuable material, valued at 1200 dollars, was found in four hours within the debris.
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Pittsburgh
Surain S. Sidhu
University of Pittsburgh
General Assembly Behind Its Legislative Work of 1945
Raleigh February 17 99 new bills were introduced the General Assembly continued steady work on 1945 level on 33rd day of session. House 343 Senate 141 total 484 with 90 ratified that day. Local measures include town salaries elections jurors fees land sales and city limit extensions.
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Rar Assembly
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House
Senate
Gastonia
North Carolina Board of Nurse Examiners
George Ross Pou
Guidance for youths career planning and cautions on quacks
You can seek help from vocational counselors in high schools social agencies state employment services and community centers. Encourage summer work and hobbies to explore fields and set aside family income for broad education and vocational training. Watch for Family Message No. 13 in two weeks.
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Harry Dexter Kitson
Teachers College
Columbia University
Thomas Car Workers End Strike With New Contract
Workers at the P. Le ae Bo Works returned to duty after a strike ended with the CIO union and company signing a contract. The agreement raises the hourly minimum from 65 to 85 cents, adds a 20 cent base rate increase, increases annual vacation for longer-tenure employees, and guarantees two weeks of vacation for five-year veterans along with double time for holidays. The plant, a truck and bus bodies maker, employs 75 to 125 workers and has long-term CTO relations. the note mentions Carolina farm equipment dealers and a shift away from horse-drawn equipment.
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P. le Ae Bo
Soretna Teller
CIO
CTO
How to Plan for Family Happiness
Public service information from life insurance agents promotes family security by prepaying dues such as rent taxes mortgage life insurance and other costs. It urges regular small savings to build an emergency fund and to allocate funds for clothing recreation a new home education and travel.
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