Combination deposit of coal and iron ore found in two NC counties
North Carolina researchers report an almost unique coal and iron ore bed beneath the Deep River coal fields in Chatham and Lee counties. Metallurgist Herman Brassert notes only two similar deposits exist worldwide and sees potential for sponge iron, lowering production costs and boosting regional industry.
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North Carolina
Lynn Nisbet
The
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Chatham
Lee Counties
Herman A. Brassert
Howard Butler
Brassert
England
United States
Indus
Congress
War Production Boards
Cumnock
Broughton
Department of Conservation and Development
All-Bran Meat Patties Recipe Pride of Nutrition
Delicious meat patties made with Kellogg s All Bran and ground beef. Mix beef onion parsley salt pepper milk catsup and All Bran then soak, form patties, bake or broil, and serve with gravy from pan drippings. Yield five servings.
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Kfllogg
Kellogg's
Test drilling eyed for Deep River coal region find
A legislative committee heard that test drilling may begin soon in the Deep River coal region. If coal and iron ore are found together, sponge coal could be produced in a single operation at the shaft mouth. Officials cautious, hoping for a satisfactory test, with private and government funds possible for development.
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Legislative Committee
Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina liquor sales drop after rationing begins
The State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board said December liquor sales in North Carolina's 25 wet counties totaled about 72 000 cases, yielding $2 448 567.95, down from 69 836 cases and 2 269 899.60 dollars in November. Sales fell 30 percent from October, the last non rationed month.
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Raleigh
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
North Carolina
Agricultural Leaders Agree To Six Subcommittees
North Carolina agricultural leaders named six subcommittees to oversee budgeting and study of agricultural issues. The lists include chairs and members from both Senate and House, covering Feed Seed and Fertilizer, Livestock and Plants, Marketing, Research and Experiment, Extension, and School of Agriculture and Vocational Education. Chairmen Ballentine and Pearsall expect faster action and closer cooperation with State College and city agriculture departments.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
General Assembly
Ballentine and Pearsall
Ballentine
Pearsall
Assembly
Evans
Watson
Clark
Burgin
Spruill
Wallace
Boswood
Meaulay
Eagles
Lanwr
Farthing
Everett
Palmer
Rabb
Galloway
Jernigan
Horton
Benton
Wilson
Poole
Reynolds
Blalock
Gass
Sellers
Central
Watkins
O'Berry
Barker
Edwards
Greens
Woods
Falls
Graham
Avant
Weathers
Chaffin
Johnson
Halifax
Moore
Harris
Gibbs
Paschal
Rountree
School of Agriculture
School of Agriculture and Vocational Education
Pittman
Harrelson
Vann
Worthington
Fountain
Shrives
Quinn
North Carolina Agriculture
State College
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Soldier AWOL Is Held By Thomasville Police
Thomasville police report Thurman A. Lambeth a soldier from Fort Meade Maryland is jailed for being absent without leave since January 11. Arrested at 115 Cox Avenue by Sergt. Fred Kaney and Officer G C Looney, with military authorities to fetch him back. Also, Lewis Winchester a local Black man is in custody on a charge of failure to support his children and will have a court hearing Friday morning.
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Thomasville
E. R. Richardson
Thurman A. Lambeth
Fort George G. Mead
Maryland
Lambeth
Cox Avenue
Fred Kaney
G. C. Looney
Richardson
Lewis Winchester
Volcanoes Do Not Emit Fire and Smoke Says Study
Scientific analysis explains that volcanic plumes are mainly condensed steam and volcanic gases carrying dust, while the visible glow is reflections from molten lava. Researchers emphasize that true fire is not emitted by eruptions.
Furniture show closes first week draws 450 buyers
Sheriff Gray and deputies seized a 150 gallon beer still and half a gallon of whiskey on the Charles H Mackay preserves after blockaders fled. Dr J C Owen will preach at North Main Street Baptist Church Sunday evening. Gilbert English married Zeola Sikes in Hillsboro Presbyterian Church. Roosevelt aims to restore Muscle Shoals. Dr Edwin E Ziegler reports a new pneumonia treatment pneumocholin. Mrs Elizabeth Tuttle urges washing later than Monday.
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Sheriff Gray
Kivett and Stoker
Charles H. Mackay
J. C. Owen
China
North Main Street Baptist Church
Gilbert English
New York Giants
Zeola Sikes
Hillsboro Presbyterian Church
Bradshaw
English
8. T. Sikes
Trinity
Congress
Edwin E. Ziegler
United States Veterans Administration Today
Elizabeth Tuttle
Forsyth
Twenty Years Ago January 21 1923 Enterprise Note
The Enterprise was not published on the above date per the twenty years ago item.
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Abbove
Female is fiercest said to be lioness defense
A controversial claim compares lions and lionesses noting the male would flee if a single bullet were fired while the lioness might charge. The remark emphasizes perceived fierceness of the female animal in a survival scenario.
Durham County Legislators Seek Dry Referendum Plan
Durham County legislators will be asked to support or introduce bills for a statewide referendum on abolishing ABC liquor stores. The United Dry Forces of Durham County chair says the central committee also asks wet counties to regulate wine and beer sales hours.
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Durham
Durham County
ABC Liquor
F. A. G. Cowe
Per
United Dty Forces
First transcontinental flight by Cal Brath Rodgers in 1911
The record notes an inaugural cross continental flight completed in 1911 by aviator Cal Brath Rodgers. The milestone marks early achievements in long distance air travel and the development of transcontinental aviation.
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Calbrath Rodgers
You May Always Be Constipated If
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and to stimulate liver bile secretion and muscular action. It lists prices 15¢ 30¢ and 60¢ and advises following fiber directions with all drugstores carrying the product.
Mrs. Lambeth Heads T'ville Birthday Ball
Mrs James E Lambeth Sr named Thomasville chairman for the Presidents Ball to be held at the Woman's club building on January 30 from 8 30 to midnight Music by the Thomasville High School orchestra and dancing will be on the program Gas rationing and a new bus line are noted as aiding attendance Executive committee includes Harold Harrison S T Stoker D A Long Jr Charles Eanes M T Lambeth and Paul Harris Plans include refreshments at the club Mayor Pope has launched a drive for infantile paralysis funds on local radio Vatican City is noted as the world s smallest independent state
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Thomasville
James E. Lambeth
Woman's Club
Thomasville High School
Uave
Mrs. Lambeth
Harold Harrison
S. T. Stoker
D. A. Long, Jr
Charles Eanes
M .T. Lambeth
Paul Harris
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Staley
Lipton
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Furniture
High Point, N. C
Burton Upholstery CO
Southern Furniture Exposition Building
Carolina Upholstery CO
Southern Furniture Building
Coy
Furniture City Upholstery CO
Globe Parlor Furniture CO
National Upholstery CO
Broad Street Furniture & Rug Mart
C. E. Sideloff
Trimble Nurseryland Furniture Question Manufacturing Companys
Kirkman Novelty Company
Mooresville Furniture Companys
T‘ville
Vatican City
Thonet
Bentwood
Glasgow-Allison Company
Hamilton Street
Heritage Furniture, Inc
West Broad Street
Broad St. Furniture & Rug Mart
D. Milch & Son, Inc
Pilot Furniture CO
Stroupe Mirror Company
Winston-Salem
Southern Exposition Bldg
Wray Ward
Tomlinson
High Point
Chicago
West High Street
Williamsburg
Salt Box Colonial
Wolf and Crane Company
Alexander Smith & Sons
Masland Wilton Mills
C. H. Masland & Sons
Delaware Floor Products, Inc
Mallory Street
Asheboro
GEO. T. Wood & Sons, Inc
Firth Carpet CO. — Magee Carpet CO
Crown Products
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