State College Expert Promotes Chicken Variety
Raleigh report cites Virginia Wilson state college extension nutritionist urging chicken as a versatile weekly staple. She explains chickens provide energy iron and B vitamins, outlines heft, age, and cooking methods for broilers fryers and roasters, and offers Indian Curry with chicken as a spicy main dish option.
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Raleigh
Virginia Wilson
State College Extension
Miss Wilson
Wilson
Farm Leaders Plan Farm and Home Week at State College
Twenty farm leaders and workers met on the State College campus to shape Farm and Home Week June 7 to 10 with emphasis on leadership in the Challenge program. Attendees included officers from the State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs and Farmers Convention, plus leaders from the Department of Agriculture and Extension Service and the School of Agriculture. Burley tobacco sales through December 11, 1953 averaged 54.5 cents per pound, up from 51.3 cents in the prior year.
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Raleigh
State College
State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Farmer's Convention
State Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
School of Agriculture
F. S. Sloan
Farm and Home Week
Miss Ruth Current
Burley
North Carolina Poultry Experts Urge Chick Purchases This Season
NC State College poultry specialists R S Dearstyne and C F Parrish urge buyers to obtain chicks from North Carolina hatcheries in 1954. Hatcheries report rising demand with November 1953 stock at a record high. incubator capacity has grown since 1940, production per bird has risen, and NC offers many breeds plus crossbreeds. They advise ordering early and insist on high quality chicks, recommending NC U S Certified Pul-a io as a producer choice.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
N. C. State College
R. S. Dearstyne
C. F. Partrish
Boone Poultry
Dearnstyne
Parrish
North Een
Dearstyne
North Carolina farm shops boost efficiency and innovation
Agricultural feature highlights farm shops like C. A. Klutzz in Cabarrus County expanding tools and repairs, and M Swicegood’s tractor wheel innovation patented with field practicality. It also covers contests and prizes in Craven, Carteret, Jones, Onslow, Pamlico Counties, plus upcoming peach and dairy meetings at Pinehurst and New Bern.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
C. A. Klutzz
Cabarrus County
Klutzz
M. Swicegood
Swicegood
North Carolina State College
Wake County
Wilson
Patent Office
Washington
New Bern
Vance Pipkin
Grantsboro
Pamlico County
Thomas
Troy Potter
Pamlico
Pernell Haesty
Wilton McCoy
Craven
Billy Bell
Onslow
Mse
Leon
Pernell Hardesty
Carteret
An Murphy
M. T. Whitford
Carl Tin
W. E. Thomas
Jones
Record milk output in November 1953 hits 8.25 billion pounds
United States milk production reached 8.25 billion pounds in November 1953, a new monthly record and 4.5 percent higher than November 1952. The report highlights stronger output across the industry and mid year gains.
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United States
Regional rainfall ranges in North Carolina counties
The article notes normal average precipitation varies across North Carolina from 38.5 inches in Buncombe County areas to about 83 inches in southern Macon County, illustrating wide regional differences in rainfall.
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North Carolina
Buncombe County
Macon County
North Carolina Tobacco Expert Heads to Europe
N C State College tobacco expert Joseph A Weybrew will visit England Holland Germany France and Switzerland for several weeks to study foreign manufacture of flue cured tobacco He will meet with research groups and foreign manufacturers to discuss tobacco use and production and aid planning of future research for export markets The trip is funded by Tobacco Associates Inc with J Hutson as president who notes the aim to support the export market and improve understanding of industry problems
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Raleigh
N. C. State College
Europe
North Carolina
Joseph A. Weybrew
England
Holland
Germany
Pal
France
Vver
Switzerland
W. E. NO
Weybrew
Colwell
North Spa
Penalties Exceed Cost Of NC Marketing Quota
Raleigh reports penalties collected from North Carolina tobacco growers who overplanted allotments last year totaled 1,122,000 across flue cured and Burley. J L Nicholson notes penalties far exceed the program’s cost and that 658,000 acres of flue cured were harvested with 6,119 acres over allotments while 10,900 Burley acres were harvested with 237 over allotments.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
ASC
J. L. Nicholson
State Office
North Ine
Nicholson
Treasury Department
Burley
Turkish President Bayar Heads to United States
Turkey's President Celal Bayar leaves Istanbul by plane on a three nation official visit. In Washington he seeks continued U S aid and a short term loan to ease foreign exchange shortages. He travels with his wife and aides, then to London before boarding the Mauretania for the Atlantic voyage. They are due in New York Jan 27.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Celal Bayar
United States
Washington
America
London
Mauretania
New York
Nationalists Desert to Reds 400 Guerrillas Switch Sides
Reports from Rangoon say 400 Chinese Nationalist guerrillas along the China Burma border 130 miles northeast of Kengtung deserted to the Reds. The deserters came from the 279th Regiment of the 93rd Division and the 481st Regiment of the 161st Division, with regimental commanders Yu Min and Su leading the switch to Peiping's forces in Yunnan province early this month.
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Rangoon
Burma
China-Burma
Kengtung
Yu Min
Peiping
Yunnan
Civil War Veteran Thomas Evans Riddle Dies in Hospital Note
Thomas Evans Riddle, 107, one of the last Civil War veterans, lies critically ill with pneumonia at the State Confederate Home for Men in Austin Texas after falling ill yesterday. A short biography is included in the obituary notice.
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Austin
Tex
Thomas Evans Riddle
Riddle
Leading Veterinarian To Speak at Conclave
RALEIGH The president elect of the American Veterinary Medical Association will join a slate of top veterinarians at the 16th annual Veterinary Conference at N C State College January 26 29. Highlights include Dr A H Quin Dr M G Fincher Dr T L Steenerson Dr N B Tennille and others with sessions in Room 242 Riddick Engineering Building and headquarters at the Carolina Hotel.
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Raleigh
American Veterinary Medical Association
N. C. State College
A. H. Quin
City
Co. D. Grinnells
Quin
Veterinary Professon
Oklahoma School of Veterinary Medicine
Thomas Jones
Georgia Veterinary College
W. L. Boyd
Aew
A.sota
American Seteciary Association
J. W. Beard
Duke University
R. V. Johnston
Pittman-Moore Company
Indianapolis
Ind
C. W. Barber
Carolina Hotel
Riddick Engineering
State College
New Tension Grips Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland faces renewed unrest as Irish nationalists demand a united Ireland. A Belfast attack on a British soldier led to the IRA claiming responsibility in letters to city papers. The incident follows years of tensions since Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation with vandalism and retaliatory raids reported.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republica Army
IRA
Svern
Elizabeth II
Seven Die in California Highway Collision Near Azusa
Seven people were killed and three critically injured when a car carrying six youths returning from a high school dance collided with an oncoming vehicle on U S Highway 66 east of Azusa. The four girls and two boys in the youth car were from Azusa and Glendora, and the other driver was M M Caullay, 52, of Pasadena. Passengers in Caullay's car included his wife Marion, 50, Jeanie White, 60, and Elizabeth Rossing, 63, all of Pasadena.
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Azusa
Calif
Here
Ree
Harlan L. Lamb
K. Roger Frechette
McNiel
Peggy Vermes
Wilma Elaine Burian
Emma Jo Bratton
Glendora
M. M. Caullay
Pasadena
Caullay
Marion
Jeanie White
Elizabeth Rossing
Red Purge Continues In Soviet Georgia
The Kremlin fires Vilian Zadelava first deputy premier of Georgia as part of a purge in the nationalist Soviet republic. Tbilisi broadcast that Zadelava was relieved of duties and interim replacement M. I. VKuchava, a Georgian Communist Central Committee member, was named.
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London
Kremlin
Vilian Zadelava
Georgia
Tbilisi
Tiflis
Zadelava
Black Sea
Joseph Stalin
Lavrenty P. Beria
Communist Party
Communist Party's Central Committee
M. I. Vkuchava
Zodelava
South Boston Demands Pentagon Apology for Evacuation Day
Patrick F. Sheehan urged the Pentagon to apologize within 24 hours after Army officials said no troops would join the March 17 Evacuation Day parade unless district evoke closures. He warned he would cancel the invitation if no apology and cites accusations of public drinking by residents. Army says last year troops faced abuse during a parade.
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Boston
Pentagon
South Boston
Patrick F. Sheehan
Army
Sheehan
Polio Vaccine Trial Aims for Hundreds of Thousands
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says enough trial polio vaccine may be ready to immunize at least 500000 second grade children by June 1. Basil O’Connor adds vaccine could reach a million by June, but no vaccine will be available to the general public in 1954 and full results after 1955. Dr Jonas E Salk developed the vaccine at the University of Pittsburgh and trials will begin next month in several counties nationwide.
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New York
National Foundation For
Basil O'Connor
Foundation
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pit
Upcoming agricultural events and sales in North Carolina
January events include Pesticide 8th State College meetings on Jan 19-20 and Jan 26-29 at State College. Vet Conference and Southeastern Conference meetings run Jan 26-29. Duroc Swine and Berkshire Swine sales occur Jan 28 at Rocky Mount and Raleigh State Fair grounds. Annual meeting of Crop Improvement Association at State College Jan 29.
Doctor Answers Reader Questions on Health and Smoking
A physician answers questions about smoking and nerve distress, healing after pits, Nile cerebral degenerative disease prognosis, post thyroidectomy skinny symptoms, and ongoing thyroid function tests. The expert notes smoking rarely causes severe mental confusion, discusses skin treatment by a specialist, and outlines likely thyroid therapy and monitoring.
Dallas preacher urges cheerful letters to overseas servicemen
Bishop William C. Martin of Dallas urged church members to write cheerful letters to servicemen overseas during a sermon at the First Church last night. He said letters should lift spirits and avoid topics that unsettle soldiers facing Korea and Japan duty, stressing regular correspondence.
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Dallas
William C. Martin
Enes Mst
Martin
National Council of Churches
Korea
Japan
Train Kills One On Trestle
In St Charles Missouri a freight train struck three hunters crossing an 80 foot trestle. Fred Limberg 43 escaped as son Jack 11 clung to a support and slid to ground after the train passed. Gene Callanan 31 was killed while fleeing.
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ST. Charles
Fred Limberg
Jack
Gene Callanan
NC Farmers Seek New Enterprises To Boost Income
Raleigh reports that many Negro farmers across North Carolina seek new enterprises to raise 1954 earnings amid low prices and high costs. County agent Maultsby cites Ellis Murphy of Burgaw who plans to convert a poultry house into a chicks operation to supplement tobacco income, hoping for good returns next year with modest capital.
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Raleigh
Maultsby
Ellis Mu . Burgaw
Murphy
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Newport
Peach Growers Society
Candor
Montgomery County
Pinehurst
Sandhill
North Carolina Dairy Products Association
Lloyd Langton
The
Dairy Association
N.C
U.S
Reds
California
Dick Turner
Rene
Eet
DR. Jordan
Tetal
Nile
Tor
Maultaby- Mu
St.Joseph Pd
Industrial Supply Co
Blue Cross
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High Point
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Tumble Dry Laundry Service
Pine ST
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