Largest Conservation Program In North Carolina Launched
Raleigh Jan 8 The Appalachian federal state partnership launches the largest game refuge program in the region. Six refuges totaling about 165000 acres are created from national forests and supervised by the North Carolina Conservation and Development Department. Officials say the plan aims to protect deer, squirrel, quail, grouse and other wildlife while enabling supervised hunting and fishing on select periods. The Mt. Mitchell refuge serves as a central hub with C N Ease overseeing.
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Nantaala
Pisgah Forest
Thergest
U. Forest Service
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Forest Service
Orth Carolina
Mt. Mitchell
Fer Game Protector C. N
Busick
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Herman
Ephone
Namal Forest
Department Conservation and Development
Daniel Boone
Burke and
Caldwell Coun
Yancey and McDowell Coun
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Aywood
Clay and
Macon Coun
Waysh Bald
Con County
Fire Creek
Clay Coun
Carolina Hope Tied to Supreme Court Vacancy
Raleigh dispatch cites a retirement by Justice Sutherland and a scramble for the vacancy with multiple North and South Carolina names discussed. Rumors mention Chief Justice W Pace and Judge Justin Miller as potential contenders while sources note Washington jockeying and tied state officials in the corridor sighting.
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Thederal Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Stacy
Hugo Black
Expansion of Beef and Milk Industry Rapid in South
Washington January 8 The Agriculture Department reports Southern states have outpaced the nation in expanding beef and dairy cattle since 1933. Southern cattle rose from 18 616 000 in 1932 to 20 051 000 in 1937 while U S totals grew to 66 676 000. Dairy cattle in the South climbed 4 3 percent vs 0 2 percent nationwide.
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Boileau
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Agriculture Department
North Carolina
South Carolina
Two 1937 NC prison escapees still at large
Raleigh January 8 Only two convicts who took part in North Carolina's three noted 1937 prison breaks remain at large. Federals captured Bill Payne and Wash Turner, leaving Paul Edwards and James Everett as the only fugitives from the Caledonia central prison tunnel and Sanford breaks.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Bill Payne
Wash Turner
Paul Edwards
James Everett
Central Prison
Sanford
Hugh H. Wilson
Alcatraz
Payne
Turner
Caledonia
Worth Proctor
Eddie Cobb
John
Henry Lowder
Earl Roland Allen
North Carolina Cherokee Arrow Champion Ruled Out
A Journal correspondent overhears a political group discussing a possible trip to Florida with travel costs covered. The State Development advertising division releases NC information, noting Carl Standing Deer, famed Cherokee archer, has been ruled out of competition by the tribe.
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Surance
Dan Boney
Florida
North Carolina
State Department of Conservation and Development
Carl
Making Back and Front Mirror Portraits in One Photo
A photographer explains snap shot technique using a mirror to show back and reflection in a single image. Proper lighting from one side, avoiding lens glare, and distances from mirror affect focus and depth of field for both fixed and focusing cameras. A triple mirror dressing table enables four views including back, full face, and two profiles.
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Rson
First Award in Camera Club Exhibit Sparks Mixed Reactions
A lighthearted camera club exhibit inspires easy entries while critics worry about turnout. Notes from North Carolina mention wind, beeswax candles, Wright plane lore, forest revels, and petrochemical cosmetics rumors. Vehicle division staff report 1938 license tag rush has eased with fewer late arrests. Father Coughlin returns to radio Sundays at 4 PM across 58 stations including WMCA Intercity networks.
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Ella Butner
Winston-Salem
South
Kitty Hawk
Kill Devil Hill
Nash County
Dagenham Post Office Skylight Cools Building
A skylight at the Dagenham Essex post office reduces glare and heat from sunlight. Since 1800 the United States has bought over 2.24 million square miles of territory from abroad for 93.5 million dollars.
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Dagenham
Essex
England
United States
Turkeys Traveled from Mexico to Spain and England
Sixteenth century Spaniards found ancestral turkeys in Montezuma Mexico and carried a few to Spain. From there they spread to England and later returned to America. Insects consume a tenth of the world’s crops.
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America
Montezuma
Mexico
Spain
England
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