Flowers For The Living Captain Rush Led Navy District War Effort
Captain William Rees Rush of the U S Navy, once retired then recalled to command the First Naval District, organized rapid ship restoration and troop transport operations during World War I. His staff, vigilance, and insistence on prompt action helped refit German vessels for sea and sustain coast defenses while his wife aided troops with comforts and clothing.
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Phi Alpha Delta initiates eighteen at University law school
The Thomas Ruffin chapter of the Phi Alpha Delta national law fraternity initiated eighteen University of North Carolina law students last night for merit in studies and all around ability. Since 1920 the chapter has initiated 106 members, with new initiates including John Peacock Brown, Louis Fowler For, Samuel Elton West, and others from North Carolina and beyond.
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John Peacock Brown
Asheville
Louis Fowler
New Bern
Samuel Elton West
Spray
Thomas Jackson White
Concord
Harvey Eugene Kiser
Kings Mountain
Franccis DeWitt Pepper
Winston-Salem
William Henry Murdock
Durham
John Earle Patterson
Leaksville
William Andrew Dodderer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sultree Thomas Bass
Seaboard
John M. Strong
Raleigh
Harold Anthony Breard
Monroe
Joseph Lapsley Cantwell, Jr
Bristol
Paul Dwight Stephenson
Marysburgh
Spencer Porraine Blalock
Greensboro
Wilbur Dennis Madry
Scotland Neck
Malcolm Cameron
Oklahoma City
John Selby Rierson
Wilson
North Carolina building contracts rise in January
North Carolina building contracts totaling 38,128,800 were reported by F W Dodge Corp, down 4 a per cent from December but up 36 per cent from last January. The month saw strong residential investment at 3,829,800. public works and utilities at 2,066,000. commercial 745,500. and educational buildings 549,500, signaling a solid start to 1925.
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