North Carolina farm bureau to host 12th convention in Asheville
Greensboro dispatch notes the 12th annual North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation convention set for February 15 in Asheville with headquarters at the George Vanderbilt hotel and sessions at Municipal Auditorium. About 1,200 delegates expected. speakers include J B Hutson Eugene Hamilton Allen Kline Robert Jackson R M Evans Carl Hicks Roy H Park William Smith W A Tomlinson Thomas J Pearsall Fred Royster G T Scott Warren Smith E B Garret W Kerr Scott I O Schaub H L Wingate and Mrs Charles A Seawell among others.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Agriculture and Our World Economy
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation
Asheville
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Municipal Auditorium
J B. Hutson
Tobacco Associates, Inc
Washington, D. C
Eugene Hamilton
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Allen Kline
Chicago
American Farmureau
Robert Jackson
National Cotton Council
R. M. Evans
Federal Reserve Bank
Carl T. Hicks
Walstonburg
Flue-Cured Stabilization Corporation
State Farm Bureau
S Tobacco Co
Roy H. Park
Ithaca
Agricultural Navectisng and Research, Inc
William Smith
Charlotte
W. A. Tomlinson
High Point
Tomlinson Furniture Company
Thomas J. Pearsall
House of Representatives
Fred S. Royster
Bright Belt Tobacco Warehouse Association
G. T. Scott
Semla
J. Warren Smith
Raleigh
E. B. Garret
Soil Conservation Service
W. Kerr Scott
I. O. Schaub
North Carolina Extension Service
H. L. Wingate
Macon
Georgia Farm Bureau
Charles
Army proves man can manufacture Arctic blizzards at Fort Monmouth
Army scientists at Fort Monmouth have built a large climate chamber that creates sustained blizzards with 40 below zero conditions and three to four inches of snow. The facility simulates Arctic to tropical climates for testing equipment and air transport gear. The team led by A W Brickler C P Lascaro and G Miller notes ongoing work to perfect controls while enabling 36 hours of operation for adequate testing.
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John Petersen
Central Press
Signal Corps Engineering Laboratories
Fort Monmouth
Army
Signal Corps
National Defense
A. W. Brickler
C. P. Lascaro
G. Miller
Brickler, Lascaro
Miller
Black man Takes Another Wife to Avert Bigamy Sentence
In Kinston on January 4 a Black man, Wesley Johnson, followed court guidance and married a second wife, Hattie Parks, after a LaGrange recorder suggested a new marriage if harmony with Eliza failed. Judge Henry L. Stevens granted a two year prayer for judgment, ordered Johnson to divorce Eliza and remarry Hattie.
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Kinston
Jan
Lenoir County
Henry L. Stevens
Wesley Johnson
LaGrange
Eliza
Johnson
Hattie Parks
Stevens
Labor and Management Help Push Car in Rock Hill
In Rock Hill South Carolina sleet and snow forced a stalled motorist to seek aid from two strangers who joined in pushing the car. The grateful driver then learned one helper was Tony Jackson an industrial union official and the other Don McKee a local CIO leader.
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Rock Hill
S. C
Tony Jackson
Industrial Unil
Don McKee
CIO
Shep herd Pie With Cornbread Topping Draws Debate
A discussion suggests changing a dish by adding cornbread topping over seasoned ground meat instead of mashed potatoes. The article notes the Great Lakes region covers a surface of 96 000 square miles and drains a basin of 300 000 square miles.
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Great Lakes
Foot care tips for ingrown nails and corns from 1948
The article advises on home and medical steps to relieve ingrown toenails, corns, and bunions. It covers wearing proper shoes, trimming nails straight, using silver nitrate and gentian violet with medical supervision, cushioning and padding, and when to seek surgery. It also notes prevention through proper footwear and care routines.
Haven't we anything but these flimsy towels
Laff a Day cartoon captions a shopper complaining the towels are too flimsy and fail to keep soap from getting in the eyes, prompting humor about bath time misfortunes. The scene centers on a shopper lamenting towel quality.
Shrine Chief Officer Submits Resignation
Shrine temple Oasis of western North Carolina reports chief officer Potentate Henry W. Masten of Winston-Salem resigns due to ill health. A special business session in Charlotte next Friday will accept the resignation and choose a successor. If custom follows, chief rabban Frank C. Sherrill of Charlotte would rise to potentate. both were elevated January 15.
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Charlotte
Henry W. Masten
Winston-Salem
Masten
Rabban
Frank C. Sherril
Mastens
Sherrill
Oasis
North Carolina
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