Agriculture Board Appoints New Members in State Board
Gov. Sanford announced the appointment of Thomas O. Moore, vice president and sales manager of Gilmore Plant and Bulb Co., Julian, Randolph County, and Thomas G. Sonny Joyner of Northampton County to the State Board of Agriculture. He also reappointed James Atwell Alexander, a 50 year old poultry farmer of Alexander County, and David Townsend, a 64 year old Robeson County businessman.
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Raleigh
Deaser
Northampton County
State Board of Agriculture
Sanford
Thomas O. More
Gilmore Plant and Bulb Co
Julian
Randolph County
Thomas G
Sonny) Joyvner
James Atwell Alexander
Alexander County
David Townsend
Robeson County
Eichmann portrayed as key war criminal in 1944 Budapest session
SS officer Hoettl recounts a 1944 meeting with Adolf Eichmann in Budapest during the deportation drive of 600000 Hungarian Jews. Eichmann reportedly said six million Jews died, with four million in extermination camps and two million killed by mobile units and related causes. He noted Himmler doubted the six million total.
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Hostil
Eichmann
Budapest
Michael of
Hoeitl
Einsatzgruppen
Hoettl
Heinrich Himmler
Blackberry Pie and Memories of War Time Rations
The column recalls World War II gasoline rationing shaping Fourth of July memories with blackberry pie from Tipton Street. It contrasts outdoor family moments, berry picking, and Mam a’s deep dish cobbler with subdued celebrations and a summer solstice note marking June 21 as the start of summer in the north and winter in the south.
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Rhodes
Tipton St
Mama
Sand Hill
Weather Outlook for Carolinas on Fourth of July
A cooling front moves slowly across the Carolinas with fair skies north of the front and partly cloudy skies with scattered showers in the southeast North Carolina and all of South Carolina. Temperatures will be warm in the upper 80s to low 90s southeast, mid 80s elsewhere, and 70s in the mountains.
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Carolinas
North Carolina
Tar Heel
South Carolina
North Carolina Mountains
Elizabeth City
Raleigh- Durham
Winston-Salem
Spartanburg
Florence
Carolina
Georgia
Weather data note from Associated Press
The sun will set today at 7 40 p m and rise tomorrow at 6r 03 a m with standard day length estimations.
North Carolina forecast: warm with scattered afternoon storms
Forecast calls for cloudy conditions and continued warmth with scattered thundershowers mainly this afternoon in the southeast. Elsewhere expect fair, not as warm. Highs from the 70s in the mountains to around 90 in the southeast. Lows tonight upper 30s to mid 60s on the coast.
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Albany
Asheville
Allanta
Bismarck
Poston
Charlotte
Chivego
Tair
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Raleigh
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Yampa
Wilmington
North Carolina
State's Holiday Death Toll Rises to 26 in North Carolina
North Carolina Fourth of July holiday toll reached 26 with traffic deaths leading, as counting ended at midnight. Victims include Sharon Secrest, Adolph Johnson, Robert Dunn, and others across multiple counties. A burned car discovery in Mecklenburg raised questions about the total, while drownings, homicides, and miscellaneous deaths added to the tally. Coroner ordered inquests for several victims.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Bejarn
Marvin W. Spearman
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Sharon Leigh Secrest
Titusville
Fla
Adolph V. Johnson
Valdese
Robert Grier Dunn
Waxhaw
Franklin Gene Holt
Raeford
Garland G. Langley
Rt. 3
Nashville
Gaston Roper
Mount Gilead
Fanny Starnes
McManus
Pageland
D.C
Joseph Eldon Ludlum
Bladenboro
Square Walden Jr
Conway
Ruby Geraldine Mills
Stanley
Darlene Smith
Gertrude Lane
Asheville
Norwood Roeitz
Jones County May Seek Disaster Area Status
Gov. Sanford may ask Kennedy to declare Jones County a disaster area after crop damaging weather. A survey by Col. Harry Brown and locals assessed flood and wind damage, with 400 acres of tobacco destroyed and corn wheat and soybeans harmed. Restoration loans and drainage aid via Army Corps of Engineers were discussed for relief.
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Raleigh
Sanford
Kennedy
Jones County
Col
Harry Brown
Brown
P. Nelson Banks
Jones County Board of Commissioners
Banks
Army Corps of Engineers
Trent
E. W. Barnes
Barnes
Five More Freedom Riders Convicted in Mississippi
In Jackson, Judge James Spencer convicted five more Freedom Riders of breach of peace as 168 riders have faced arrest or conviction in six weeks. U.S. Judge Sidney Mize upheld the use of the state peace law, dismissing a challenge to its constitutionality. Elizabeth Wyckoff, the first white woman arrested, was sentenced to two months and a $200 fine. In St Paul, Governor Andersen named Mrs. Wright Brooks to assess treatment of Minnesota riders in the Mississippi penitentiary, seeking a first hand report while noting limits on interstate action.
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Jackson, Miss
James Spencer
Freedom Riders
U.S
Elizabeth Wyckoff
Mize
Jackson
Spencer
Trailways
State Penitentiary
St. Paul
Minn
Elmer ‘Andersen
Wright Brooks
Human Rights Commission
Mississippi
Minnesota
Andersen
Brooks
Filipinos Pack Luneta For MacArthur Independence Parade
Manila observed the Philippines 15th independence anniversary with a huge 400000 strong parade honoring General Douglas MacArthur. He spoke of USA and Philippines unity and pledged support as crowds cheered, while security ferried him from Luneta amid waves of flags and chants of MacArthur, our Liberator.
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Henry Hartzenbusch
Manila
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Luneta Park
MacArthur
United States
Luneta
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippine
Chiang Sends His Congratulations Amid Global Deaths
AP dispatches report Chiang Kai-shek sent condolences to Joseph Fulton Rambeau 14 of Spring Lake on a fatal shooting. Separate India notice: heavy monsoon rains cause floods in Kerala killing 13 and injuring many. floods in Trichur district kill four and force hundreds from homes.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Joseph Fulton Rambeau
John F. Keane
Spring Lake
Amedy
United States
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippines
Madras
India
Sylventer Smith
Amy Amqhiy Wuuleu Wikst
Wynaad
South India
Kerala
Trichur
Mystery Car Fire Near Road Investigated
Huntersville mortician Bil Cagin said he saw the car about a half hour before the blaze. Officers found the Mystery from Page 1-A intact about 150 feet from the vehicle beside the road north of the burn site. County police and State Highway Patrol investigate with autopsy possible by Mecklenburg coroner Dr. W. M. Summerville.
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Bil Cagin
Huntersville
State Highway Patrol
W. M. Summerville
Mecklenburg
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Fox Go-Boy
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S. Wrenn
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Fayetteville
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Samuel Hall
Rt. 1
Leland
Atlantic Coast Line
Leland Crossing
William H. Hodges
Cabarrus
Ethel Miller
Knoxville
Tenn
Wayne Randall
Wright
Whittier
Shawn
Farmer
Brevard
Hayes
John C. Young
Ser
Murmand Tyner
Edward Morrow
Woodfin Clayton
Harold Dean Fox
Marion
Cecil
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Mann’s Super Drug Store
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College Village
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