Sandy Graham Quietly Builds Campaign Organization Statewide
Lieutenant Governor A H Sandy Graham is quietly organizing supporters across North Carolina and preparing a robust operation for a later push. Observers say his on the ground work exceeds that of rivals, with strong backing among some state employees and growing support in Piedmont and western counties.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Waller Hotel
J. C. Baskerwill Raleigh
A. H
Sandy
Graham
Piedmont
Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Relph W. McDonald
McDonald
State Department
Hoey
Charlotte
General Assembly
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
McDonald's
Hoeys
Man's Peak Creative Productivity Around Age Thirty-Five
Psychologists suggest that a person reaches their prime in creative output around age 35. The insight comes from studies linking life experience with originality and sustained focus.
Don’t Get Up Nights 25c Test
An ad outlines a 25 cent test using Juniper oil Buchu leaves and a bladder laxative to flush bladder irritation. It claims to reduce nighttime awakenings and burning with a four day trial and offers a 250 return option at Mann Drug Stores and Eckerds of Point.
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P.” Mann Drug
Eckerd's
Drivers License Law Enforces Halt on Drunk Driving
State Senator Arthur B. Corey reports the drivers license law and enlarged highway patrol have cut drunken and reckless driving in eastern North Carolina since November 1. He notes many habitual offenders lost licenses, and highway patrol arrests dominate enforcement, earning public respect for the law’s teeth.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Motr
Raleigh
Highway Patrol
Arthur B. Corey
Greenville
Pitt County
General Assembly
Corey
Pitt
Young Cuban Revealed Alive After Kidnapers Captured
Palumo Gorostiza, 28, son of a wealthy Cuban manufacturer, was found alive in a foothills cave after soldiers and police arrested five alleged captors. An informer led to the concealment site and authorities had feared a death when Gorostiza was later located alive at 8 15 A M.
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Guanajay
Cuba
Palumo Gorostiza
Gorostiza
Silent mountaineer faces murder charge 36 years later
In Waynesville North Carolina Ance Phillips 66 is jailed awaiting trial for a 36 year old murder charge tied to a Christmas Eve dispute. The 1960s indictment was left on the docket until a 1950s reform led to a nolle prosequi. Solicitor John M Queen now reports plans to produce witnesses including the slain man's mother and White Hopkins as witnesses.
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Waynesville
Ance Phillips
Jim Sutton
Nolle
Phillips
Ance Phil
Queen
Bul White
Hopkins
Tour itinerary announced for W F W Grit and Van Zandt
The itinerary for James E. Van Zandt’s state tour as commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars was released. He will stop in Rocky Mount Wilson Kenly Raleigh Burlington Greensboro Winston-Salem and end with a mass meeting and official receptions, with dates January 25 to 26.
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James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Ware of
United States
Harry P. Wotigg
W. Ww. State Committee
van Zandt
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Kenly
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
State Capitol
Burlington
Greensboro
Elwood
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Nurserymen Meet January Twenty Second
The fourth semi annual meet of the North Carolina Association of Plant Nurserymen will be at the Robt. E. Lee hotel Winston-Salem January 22 starting at 9 30 A M One day event with twelve talks by nurserymen from North Carolina and Virginia and horticulture entomology and forestry specialists Speakers include Mrs J Wesley Taylor Dr R W Leiby D Boot Dr R F Poole and professors D H B Weaver M E Gardner The itinerary includes stops in Statesville Hickory and Asheville with address by O Joe Howard and J Y Killian and a mass meeting in Asheville.
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North Carolina Association of Plant Nurserymen
Robt. E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
State Garden Club
R. W. Leiby
D. Boot
Castle Hayne
R. F. Poole
D. H B. Weaver
M. E. Gardner
State College
North Carolina
O. Joe Howard
J. Y. Killian
Newton
Safety pledges signed by police and drivers across towns
The Safety Council of The Enterprise received pledges from policemen, ambulance drivers, and emergency workers to drive safely even through stoplights. Additional signers include Mre. H. Eugene Wood, Spencer W. Jackson, and others from Bristol, Goldsboro, and High Point. The North Carolina Association of Nurserymen reports eight meetings in four years with officers from Harkey Bros. Nursery, Goldsboro Nurseries, and NC agriculture staff. An executive committee will meet January 21 at the Robt. E. Lee hotel ahead of the next day’s meeting.
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Safety Council of the Enterprise
Mre
H. Eugene Wood Spencer W. Jackson Henry EB. Emmett
W. K. Chandler
Owen G. Wood
Bristol
L. R. Casey
Goldsboro
Chas. H. Flory
High Point
Soil Conservation Service
North Carolina Association of Nurserymen
M. L. Harkey
Harkey Bros. Nursery
Charlotte
The
Goldsboro Nurseries
R. W. Leiby
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
L. A. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Newton
W. T. Hanner
Julian
D. Boet
Castle Hayne
Robt. E. Lee
North Carolina Association
American Association of Nurserymen
National forest system spans over 140 million acres
National forest preserves in the continental United States exceed 140 million acres in total. The vast expanse highlights the scale of public lands managed for conservation recreation and resource stewardship across multiple regions.
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Continental
United States
Divorce in Zululand Costs One and a Quarter
A Zululand notice states a divorce can be obtained for 1.25 dollars. In unrelated science notes a light wavelength is one fifty thousandth of an neh.
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Zululand
Prisoners Show Better Morale and Work on Roads
Raleigh Jan. 14 The morale of about 8600 prisoners in state prisons and camps is improving as escapes and recaptures decline and work quality rises. Waynick cites better food, parole eligibility, and newer camps as key factors boosting productivity on road projects.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Jan
Capus M. Waynick
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Waynick
General Assembly
Highway Commission
New 16-Cent Special Delivery Air Mail Stamp Issued
Postmaster S. C. Clark announces a new 16 cent special delivery air mail stamp to replace the August 31 1934 issue. The bi color red and blue design will be more distinctive and is set to go on sale in Washington D C February 10 1986 and locally shortly after as supply arrives.
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S. C. Clark
Air Mail
Washington, D. C
Two Men Burned To Death In Tenement Fire
New York January 14 two men died in a tenement fire that ripped through the upper floors of an eight family block near Times Square. Firemen found Pedro Chaves 33 on a stair landing and Frank Murello 31 in a fourth floor room.
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New York
Times Square
Pedro Chaves
West Forty-fourth Street
Frank Murello
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Mt. Sterling
Sutton
John M. Queen
W. F. W. Grit
Charles H. Flory
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Hickory
Asheville
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Jo Ae
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