Randolph to host bicentennial forums on American idea
Randolph County will hold three free public forums on A Reassessment of The American Experiment during February at the county courthouse. Dr Maynard Adams, Dr Richard Bardolf and Dr Waldo Beach will present main addresses on The Idea of America, The American Reality and An American Agenda For The Beginning of Her Third Century, with audience discussion after each talk.
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Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Asheboro
Randolph County
Maynard Adams
Kenan
University of North Carolina At
Randolph
Davidson
Rockingham
University of North Carolina Community Adult Education Division
North Carolina Humanities Committee
Randolph Technical Institute
Randolph Public Library
Carl Zeigler
RTI
Charlesanna Fox
Marian Covington
Adams
Jacoby on Bridge Card Notes From Oswald and James Jacoby
Oswald and Jim Jacoby discuss a rubber bridge hand with bidding comments and safety play insights. They analyze declarer decisions, heart and diamond leads, ruffs, and the impact of position and safe play on the contract.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Jim
West
South
East
Striking Idea Origin Tied to Seamen’s Strike
A historical note explains that the term striking comes from sailors refusing to sail in protest. Merchants and seamen would halt ship movements by tying up vessels and lowering sails, a practice observed when sailors lowered the yards.
Crossword Clue Scatter From Foreign Affairs Across
Puzzle style report listing scattered crossword clues and snippets including bone anatomy coral Nations capital and various downs clues with incomplete fragments and garbled entries from a newspaper crossword page.
Puzzle clue crossword list from old page with mixed hints
A fragmented clue list includes prepositions numbers and phrases such as Hindu garment, mountain crest, raise, rigorous, databank terms, and scattered Latin nouns. It combines cryptic hints like Geraint's nickname spouse and con vent worker with geographic notes referencing California and Los Angeles across an inconsistent OCR line.
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Geraint
Thary Lo Angeles
California
Sterprise Assny
High Point Council to Hold Hearing on Sunday Closing Ordinance
Notice of public hearing by the High Point City Council at 8 40 a m on February 3 1975 in the County Building 222 South Hamilton Street to consider revisions to the Sunday Closing Ordinance. All interested persons invited by order of the Council dated January 2 1975.
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Guilford County
North Carolina
Hamilton Street
High Point
Beaucrest Court
Office of the Register of Deeds
North Catolina
David J. Maynard
Reese
Roberson
Hawoi
AYP
General Court OF Justice District Court Division
David R. Brewer
Betty JO Richards
Bryant
Brewer
Bryan
Donald L. Boone
Plaintyf
First Citizens Bank Plaza
Wsraline
Guy W. Wallace
High Paint
Carolyn W. Hunt
Say W. Wallace
N.C
Sprinkle
Coffield & Stackhouse
Macbet Campbell
Clyde S. Campbell
Morgan, Byerly, Post & Hearing Attorneys At Law Law
East Green Drive
South
Eugene Street
Greensboro
Purchesia Department
Ledford School news recap with exams and events
Christmas break ends at Ledford with exams set for January 14 to 16 and a return to normal. Exam exemptions will again be used based on absences and grades. Semester breaks are January 17 and 20. The varsity boys are tied for first in the conference with Allen Jay after two conference wins. Students prepare for Kate B. Almond Invitational, Wake Forest debate, and drama and speech events. The camera club announces winners Frank Smith, Patricia Tood, Charles Osborne, Ken Lakin. Tim Sutton earns all state trumpet honors. Choir plans spring concert and Easter music after exams.
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Ledford
Randleman
Allen Jay
Kate B. Almond
Thomasville Senior High Dan
Wake Forest
Ledford Camera Club
Frank Smith
Patricia Tood
Charles Osborne
Ken Lakin
FSA
Four Seasons Mall
Greensboro
Thomasville High School
Tim Sutton
Tim
Mr. Mauney
Morgan
Life Insurance Benefits Reach 10.3 Billion in First Half 1974
In the first six months of 1974 life insurance firms paid $10.3 billion in benefits to beneficiaries and policyholders. This large payout reflects activity across major insurers as policies matured and claims were filed, illustrating robust life insurance commitments during the period.
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Eame
SOI
Accident & 6
Guy Fursa Terawarer Russel J. Lather
Deanna J A. Portier
Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills
California
Sarvice
John Randolph Ingram
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Frecative Life Insurance Company
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America
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Jacoby
Q & East
Hearts
Hast
Greensboro Rd
Holly
Holly Farms
E. Green Dr
Foreign Affairs
India
Deparmant
Brezmer
Asiar
River Island
Gaby
High Point, North
Jlne
Lillian H. McMahan
Harold J. McMahon
Lillian H. McMahon
Clinton S. Farbis
Catherine Harringtal
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
N. Main Street
Dan
Scot Parker, Jr
P.M
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Westchester
Huffman
Guyer Street
Gankss
Eens Bahling
Bobby Witcher
C & B Tree Service
Ting Aga
Glen Mabe
s+timates
Clyde Cooper
Flairco
Call HG. Mabe
Bobby Lams
Pki Bis Caise RS
Larry Proctor
Laa Bon Rickert
Taraee
Guilford College
Joe Hayes
J.J. White
King's Cabinet Shop
Minish Aluminum and Heating CO
Saseboard
Russaferdpm
Main St
Archdale
Alcoa & Reynolds
Bryant Construction
Centennial
E& M
Doug Rider
Richard Bullard
Executi
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Ind
Snc
Capitel
Total
North
Sacha Randolph Ingram
Bank Depante
Amiend
Phila
Jake Harris
C.C. Hughes
Dallas Furniture
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Georgia
Oklahoma
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Westchester de
Copia
North Carol
Fane
Apo
Saben Ib
Eawood
Welch
Triad Tree Service
Williams Landscaping
Sangrock & Grave
Prantiss Williams
Racaressima Treewores
Wahean F. Sphedt
William F. Spliedt
High Street
Baltimere
Mangan
John Randolphim
Commissionar
John Randelph Ingram
Cifficiol
John Ingrom Temminiener
Inutones
Life—Abstract
Lisa
Everhart
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Lums N. Main Street
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N.C. Lie
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