Still Raided In Randolph
Liberty reporters say Randolph County deputies raided a garage on U S 421 south of Liberty and uncovered an 800 gallon whisky still in operation. George Coy Staley and Richard Nathaniel Brock were charged with possession of utensils to manufacture liquor and jailed under $500 bond each awaiting trial.
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Liberty
U.S. 421
Randolph County
Lloyd Brown
George
Coy Staley
Rt. 1
Staley
Richard Nathaniel Brock
Concord
Brock
House Fire Damages Ward Avenue Residence
Firemen answered several calls over the weekend with the most serious blaze at 515 W Ward Ave Sunday at about 8 14 p m. The house owned by Dallas Furniture and rented by Estelle Stiller sustained considerable damage. Authorities say the fire likely started when heat escaped through a chimney crack igniting a wall.
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W. Ward Ave
Dallas Furniture
Estelle Stiller
Cholera Vaccine Discovery At Paris Institute
The first cholera vaccine was developed in the late 19th century by Dr Walder M Haffkine of the Pasteur Institute in Paris who found the cholera bacillus was harmless after successive animal infections.
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Waldemar M. Haffkine
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Earth Across 42 Feminine 1 Native 7 name minerals
Earth across clues interlock in a mini crossword style with entries for seeds covering underground goods and elements, ending with a set of down clues and a pattern that points to a themed grid solution. The puzzle mentions Egyptian god and Japanese coin among scattered references.
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Earth
Celebes
Koko
New York Lake
Mystery Word Puzzle Clue Set From Newspaper Page
A garbled puzzle list labels terms and numbers including devious word matches for debt duty plunder thought ornamental emasculated partioned point opposite capital zenith and regional terms such as Morocca Fluff woodwind David army girl name Great Lake Danish New Guinea distant wild hog prefix Gaelic biblical and more from a newspaper puzzle page.
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David
Great Lake
New Guinea
Modern bidding shifts toward splinter over three hearts
Oswald and Jacoby discuss bidding psychology in a North hand scenario. The modern approach uses a three heart splinter to show a heart singleton and trump, guiding on to a possible slam. Four spades offers risk with diamond finesse and poor breaks, suggesting against the slam.
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Jim
Oswald
Trump
South
Piedmont Savings Near 35 Million in 1973 Assets
Piedmont Savings and Loan Assn. end 1973 assets reached 34,776,802.89 dollars, up 16 percent from a year earlier. The year saw 1,610,068.60 dollars paid to depositors as interest and 261,242.00 added to reserves, totaling 1,618,668.71 dollars. President W. D. Lee cited inflation and energy crisis as context for a July policy shift that tightened money and raised rates. The firm financed 199 local homes and invested 7,525,995.00 dollars in mortgage loans. Directors re-elected include R. T. Amos Jr. and Blake Thompson among others. officers remain Blake Thompson as chairman and W. D. Lee Jr. as president.
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Piedmont Savings and Loan Assn
W. D. Dr
Piedmont
Piedmont Savings and Loan Association
Lee
R. T. Amos Jr
Jack H. Campbell
H. Frank Hunsucker, Jr
Robert L. Hutchens
W. D. Lee Jr
W. H. Linthicum Jr
James H. Millis
Dale C. Montgomery
Carson C. Stout
Baker’s cyst explained as a form of bursitis
In this health Q A column Dr George Thosteson explains Baker’s cysts as fluid filled sacs behind the knee related to bursitis. Most cases remain manageable with rest or hydrocortisone. surgery is for large or painful cysts. He cautions the reader that cysts generally do not make walking impossible and notes nerve and joint context.
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Zaker
Thosteson
New Brunswick
Ragan Named To Zoo Board
Sam Ragan editor and publisher of the Southern Pines Pilot accepts an appointment to the advisory board of the North Carolina Zoological Authority. A Granville County native, he is a graduate of Atlantic Christian College with an honorary Doctor of Literature degree in 1972, president of the North Carolina Press Assn., hosts Sam Ragan Reports on a Durham station, and is an acclaimed author with prize-winning poetry and non-fiction works.
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Raleigh
Sam Ragan
Southern Fines Pilot
The
North Carolina Zoological Authority
Granville County
Ragan
Atlantic Christian College
North Carolina Press Assn
Durham
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Main St
Hayble
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