Dairy Division Probes Milk Tests Across North Carolina
The Dairy Division continues official tests of milk sold by North Carolina distributors and producers to detect reconstitution or watering. Officials report most producers cooperating, with many samples showing signs of dilution, triggering hearings and potential prosecutions under the pure food act.
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E Department Agriculture
North Carolina
C. W. Hm
Pegram
N. C. State College
American Agricultural Chemists’ Association
Charlotte
What is a variet and related terms query
The note asks three definitions: variet, upus, and succentor. It pairs with a quotation about obstacles and difficulties from W Mathews, labeled Words of Wisdom.
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W. Mathews
Hints on Etiquette and Birthday Forecast
The excerpt offers guidance on etiquette and astrology for births and anniversaries. It notes that saying man and wife is correct for couple references and predicts varied fortunes in the coming year. It warns cautious handling of personal and money matters and suggests possible unexpected gains.
Vague Historical Roles and a Poisonous Tree
A riddle-like snippet mentions a former servant now a knave a poisonous Javanese tree and an accompanier in singing who serves as a center’s assistant in some cathedrals. The fragment suggests shifting roles and a religious setting without clear context.
Two Tar Heels Rescued Near Oregon Inlet Coast Guard
In Norfolk, February 19, two Oriental men were rescued by an Oregon Inlet Coast Guard lifeboat after clinging to a capsized fishing boat. Skipper T. O. Hudgins and mate Ralph Brady were landed safely before the boat was righted and towed to safety. The vessel Brandt was owned by C. M. Muse of Pamlico.
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Norfolk
Oriental
N. C
Oregon Inlet
Coast Guard
T. O. Hudgins
Ralph Brady
Brandt
C. M. Muse
Pamlico
Mission Secretary to Speak at First Presbyterian Service
Mrs. Julia Lake Kellersberger promotional secretary of the American Mission to Lepers will speak tonight at 7:30 PM during a Union Service in the First Presbyterian church. Her talk titled Thirty five thousand new friends promises an engaging account. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Julia Lake Kellersberger
First Presbyterian Church
Five Quizzed In Lynching Of Willie Earle
Greenville officials continued the inquiry into the lynching of Willie Earle after five white men, three taxi drivers, were questioned with no charges filed. A Pickens coroner's jury ruled taxi driver T W Brown died from stabbing by Earle near Liberty, after Brown’s death followed Earle’s body discovery linked by bloodstained items found at Earle’s home.
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Greenville
S. C
Willie Earle
Here
R. H. Bearden
Bearden
Pickens County
T. W. Brown
Earle
Liberty
Brown
Wayne Garrett
Garrett
Higher Taxes in Greensboro Approved by Voters
In Greensboro the school district approved a 15 cent per 100 property tax increase to raise salaries for teachers and staff. The special election tally was 4,334 yes to 1,531 no, with 488 against and nonvoters counted against the measure.
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Greensboro
Uup
Greater
Retirement Rumors Hover Over Doughton Seat
Hickory dated Feb 19 speculation swirls on Rep Doughton’s possible 1948 retirement after 38 years in Congress. Washington friends and state figures named as potential successors include Walter Woodson Sr W D Kiziah Eugene Bost Tom Wolfe Erskine Smith Carlyle Higgins Ed Anderson John McLaughlin Hugh Mitchell Max Wilson W D Gire Kidd Brewer and Trish linen damask cloth note appears as stray in the OCR.
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Hickory
Loughton
Hickory Record
Record
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Friends of
Doughton
New North Carolina District Post
Walter Woodson
W. D. Kiziah
Salisbury
Eugene Bost
Concord
Tom Wolfe
Erskine Smith
Albemarle
U. S
Carlyle Higgins
Sparta
Ed Anderson
West Jefferson
John McLaughlin
Hugh Mitchell
Statesville
Max C. Wilson
W. D. Gire
Lenoir
Kidd Brewer
Boone
William B. Umstead
Real Estate Transfers in Guilford County High Point Area
Guilford County records show transfers including Sam F. Vance Jr and wife to Thesbia L Byrd and wife for two lots on D E Headen property. Ruby N Barrett to Herman S Riggs and wife for land at Amos and Taylor Streets intersection. Carol Holding Corporation acquires Millis Street lot from Stanley R Taylor and others.
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High Point Township
Sam F. Vance, Jr
Thesbia L. Byrd
D. E. Headen
Ruby N. Barrett
Herman S&s. Riggs
Amos and Taylor Streets
Stanley R. Taylor
Carol Holding Corporation
Millis Street
Arthur R. Perry
F. C. Harthcock
English Street
Everett L. Melton
Charles A. Waltz
East Russell Street
Elmer L. Carter
John S. Carter
Brantwood School Park
Lou H. Hamilton
Alan Robins
Emerywood West
First Baptists To Continue Bible Clinic
The First Baptist church will dispense with regular mid week services so members of the Training Union and Church can attend the Better Bible Teaching Clinic services held in connection with the event.
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First Baptist Church
Training Union
Catawba College Reports 253000 in Gifts for Year
The Salisbury campus announced gifts totaling 253000 in the past year per a board report by Dr. A R Keppel president. The piece notes a tomato as a love token once linked to Sir Walter Raleigh who allegedly presented a tomato plant to his Queen.
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Salisbury
Catawba College
A. R. Keppel
Walter Raleigh
Poor Health Of Youth Is Deplored
Rep Deane of North Carolina denounces deteriorating health of American youth in a floor speech. He cites selective service findings showing a new low and urges Congress to expand federal aid for health and hospital facilities, referencing the Hill Burton bill.
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Washington
Rep
Deane
D-Nc
Fi House
Congress
Hill-Burton
Beaufort Woman Held on Bond in Fatal Menteing Case
Mrs Belle Ch ordered held on $1000 bond in connection with the fatal beating of Otis Gur kin, 42, last Saturday night. A coroner's jury requested she be held for Beaufort Superior Court's March 17 term.
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Belle Ch
Otis Gurkin
Beaufort Superior Court
North Carolina Budget Push May Fund Medical Care Plan
A government official told Congress that five annual appropriations of 75 million dollars each could aid states in building medical care programs though no funds have yet been appropriated. He predicted North Carolina's legislature will approve a 45 thousand dollar medical care program, stressing health as the state's top issue.
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Congress
North Carolina
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