Speakers named to open drive of American Legion
Goldsboro NC Jan 16 Speakers named to open the American Legion drive in North Carolina posts Tuesday Jan 28 at 8 pm as part of a week long member roundup Col George K Freeman state commander announces the lineup with post locations and meeting places.
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American Legion
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Col. Geo. K. Freeman
Legion
A. B. Corey
Greenville
D. J. Spruill
Beaufort County
Washington
G. A. Barden
New Bern
Pitt County
J. D. Langston
Edward G. Bond
Edenton
T. W. Armstrong
Columbia
Farmville
J. C. Lanier
John Hassell
Williamston
Jas K E. Jetro
Plymouth
Frank Giles
Kinston
Scappernong
Frank Pierson
W G. Sniter
Weldon
Robt
B. Anderson
Wilson
Geo. K. Freeman
Eason Tiney
Tarboro
Cole
Burgess
Raleigh
Limer
Warrenton
H. A. Newell
Henderson
Local leaders listed by district and county in North Carolina
The document catalogs names and placements of district commanders and officials across North Carolina counties and towns. It lists Hohenzollern, Clark, Bracy Stockard, and many others by district, city, and role, including commanders for the Sixth and Ninth districts and additional officers in the Eighth and Tenth districts.
Boy Scouts Globe-Trot Ring Features District Leaders
A long list of district and department commanders and officers appears, detailing names such as J. O. Thomas of Spray and George K. Freeman of Goldsboro, plus numerous local leaders across North Carolina. The scope spans Fourth Division to Negro division with attendees and postings in Raleigh, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Durham and many towns.
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J. O. Thomas
Spray
Chapel Hill
Allen Adams
Greensboro
Durham
W. T. Joyner
Raleigh
Henry K. Burtner
Bennett Nooe
L Leaksville
Clyde Bolling
Winston-Salem
W. B. Umstead
Walter B. Ellis
Burlington
I. Thurman Mann
High Point
Cole
Morehead City
George L. Peterson
Clinton
Carteret
Beaufort
Tar Heel
Mount Olive
Hugh Dortch
Goldsboro
Charles R Gavin
Warsaw
E. H. Bain
Wallace
W. Stevens
Burgaw
Harry M. Symmes
Wilmington
Fremont
J. C. Crone
Lawrence A. Oxley
T. S. Bullock
H. Gummer
Henry Ellis
Wilson
John Boyden
Asheville
R. H. Hamilton
John Robert Cockrell
East Spencer
Chauncey Carson
Henry Evans
New Bern
Mathew Smith
Joseph T. Price
Salisbury
Bishop Dale
Morris L. Slaughter
A. W. Ferguson
Crales Norwood
R. Tyson Winstead
Washington
Lawrence Stephens
Winthrop-Ward
Weldon
C. A. Black
Maceo T. Alston
Harold L. Trigg
Clark Gabriel
Hickory
Lawrence L. Lewis
Lopp-Hargrave
Lexington
B. A. Bianchi
Frankfort
Germany
United States
Herman Garbe
Franz Series
Frieder Sigmund
Paul Kage
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Asia Minor
North Africa
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Orient
Asia
S S S Blood Tonic Promises Clear Skin and Vitality
An advertisement extols S S S as a natural blood tonic to improve internal health and skin clarity. It claims increased energy, better sleep, firmer flesh, steadier nerves, and resistance to illness, with urging to take daily at mealtime and purchase the larger bottle for economy.
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United States Drives Half the World’s Work, Says Professor Read
Dr. Thomas T. Read of Columbia University, mining professor, asserts that half of global labor is performed in the United States. He argues the nation’s industrial capacity and workforce strength underpin this share and reflects on implications for economics and policy.
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Thomas T. Read
Columbia University
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