Casey Found Not Guilty of Charge
MT. AIRY Feb 17 Casey manager of the Watts Bakery in High Point was found not guilty before Judge Llewellyn in city court on a weights and measures charge. Evidence showed a dozen cakes mostly over weight and the inspector said the action would not have been brought had he known the facts.
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MT. Airy
Dus Casey
Watts
High Point
Llewellyn
Casey
Visual Tests Survey in City Schools by Visiting Nurse
Mrs. R L Proctor, a visiting nurse for the union club for the blind, completed a survey of eye health in city and rural schools. She examined hundreds of children for defects, found some benefited less by glasses, and mailed letters to 407 parents urging optician exams.
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R. L. Proctor
Nion Club
Committee For the Blind
Proctor
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Old advertisement touts Swamp Root by Kilmer & Co as a herbal kidney and bladder tonic. It claims it flushes kidneys, increases urine flow, relieves acidity, and can improve sleep after a few doses. Free trial offer via Stamford Connecticut address.
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Kilmer
Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Con
Only a Handful of Homesteads Left for G
Andrew R Boone reports from Tule Lake California that after World War II only limited government land remains for homesteads. Veterans won 86 plots from a 15 000 entry field on reclaimed Tule Lake land now offering 60 to 100 acre parcels with potential profits and hydro power prospects. Additional acreage will open with flood control irrigation and hundreds of thousands of irrigable acres in the Klamath basin, while recreation and wildlife preservation accompany the land offer.
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Andrew R. Boone
Central Press
Tale Lake
Cal
Bureau of Reclamation
Tule Lake
Glamath Project
United States Bureau of Reclamation
California
United States
Homsteading
Bureau
Lost River
Clear Lake
Klamath River
Tule
Gerber
Fred Lehman
Beaverton
Ore
Elmer Metz
Wellington
Kans
Uncle Sam
Tule Lake War Relocation Center
Klamath Basin
Pacific Northwest
West
Mrs Gregory Hurt In Hit And Run Incident
Mrs. W. G. Gregory of 1206 Tipton Street sustained minor injuries in a morning hit and run at Kennedy and English streets. The 6:40 a.m. crash sent her to Memorial Hospital where attendants described injuries as not serious. she was later released.
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W. G. Gregory
Tipton Street
Kennedy and
English Streets
Memorial Hospital
Oak Hill School Gives $185 to Paralysis Fund
The March of Dimes drive in High Point totals 2566.01 with Oak Hill School contributing 185.15. Chairman Claude O'Brien urges public schools to participate, notes Bay Street principal Mrs. R F J Johnson will lead school efforts, and campaigns in businesses should submit proceeds to help reach the 4000 goal.
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Oak Hill School
High Point
Claude O'Brien
Oak Hill
O’brien
R. F. J. Johnson
Bay Street School
Diagonal Stripe Pattern 4689 for Misses Sizes 11 13 15 17
Pattern 4689 offers a side-buttoning diagonal stripe design suitable for plain or striped fabrics. Includes complete illustrated instructions and fabric yardage for size 13. Advertises Anne Adams Pattern Book with fifteen cent edition and a free travel bag pattern.
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J.r
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Fog confusion over fog prevention in Britain
Britain's atmospheric pollution research committee after three years of study has added to knowledge of fog causes but failed to find any method to prevent fog. Dr. G M Dobson, chairman and Oxford University meteorology reader, stated that no prevention method has ever been discovered.
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London
Britain
Atmospheric Pollution Research Committee
G. M. Dobson
Oxford University
Tourist draw boosts Dodge City Boot Hill site
Boot Hill cemetery in Dodge City Kansas attracts thousands of visitors each year. Macau, a Portuguese settlement in China, has been dubbed the Monte Carlo of the Orient.
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Dodge City
Kans
Ins
Boot Hill
Macau
China
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Cecil Dies in Thomasville
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Cecil 77 wife of the late Charles G Cecil died at her home Route 2 Thomasville after a lifelong residence in the area She was born September 11 1869 in Thomasville township and married December 4 1889 to C G Cecil who died February 21 1928 Survivors include her daughter Everette Hepler a foster son Colon Hoover a brother William Cecil two sisters and eight grandchildren Interment is planned at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Cemetery with services at 11 o clock Tuesday at the church conducted by Rev C O Plyler Rev Odell Leonard and Rev I L Sharp. Funeral arrangements include the body remaining at Walker funeral home until Monday afternoon.
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Thomasville
Mary Elizabeth Cecil
Charles G. Cecil
Rt. 2
Zion Reformed Church
Thomasville Township
Burl
Amanda Embler Cecil
Davidson County
C. G. Cecil
Everette Hepler
Route 2
High Point
Colon Hoover
William Cecil
C. C Bodenheimer
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Dais Boggs
Walker Funeral Home
Monay
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
C. O Plyler
Odell Leonard
Lexington
I. L. Sharp
BC Whiskey Exports to United States Top Five Million
Statistics from the Bureau of Economics in Victoria show British Columbia whiskey exports to the United States surpass five million dollars in value during the first ten months of 1946.
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Victoria
B. C
Bureau of Economics
United States
British Columbia
Lutheran Brotherhood Meets Tuesday Night
The Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood holds its monthly meeting Tuesday at 6 30 PM in the church basement. Rev. Carl A Grim pastor of the Reform church will be the guest speaker.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
Carl A. Grimm
Reform Church
Adventists appoint leaders at Southern Missionary College
Kenneth A. Wright was re elected president of the Seventh Day Adventist Southern Missionary College near Chattanooga. FE F Hackman of Atlanta was named chairman of the board and Charles Fleming Jr was re elected business manager.
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Asheville
Kenneth A. Wright
Seventh- Day Adventist Southern Missionary College
Chattanoga
FE. F. Hackman
Atlanta
Charles Fleming, Jr
Elks Denounce Communists At Local Meeting
A local Elks gathering denounced the Communist Party during Saturday sessions. Dr. W A Sams of Marshall gave an anti communist address, and a resolution condemning communist activities was adopted. Thad Bure, Secretary of State, spoke as the Eastern district deputy delivering the main address.
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Joe Ida
Elke
High Point
Kidd
Ssa
Point Ledge
Sta the
Cies
Communist Party
Elks
W. A. Sams
Marshall
Aan
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