Gas troubles and golf glamour in town column
Local notes joke about running out of gas and De Soto woes while promoting J H Vara selling cars. Ed Atkinson shines with a remarkable golf moment described as a tour de force. Pontiacs sold by J O Galman. Detroit trip by globe trotters ends with sunburned ten siles and Canadian brogue. Highway murder alert closes the lively spoil.
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Chikren
E. B. Shore
Shore
Taylor-Shore
E. B
J. H. Vara
Taylor -Shore
Sarazen
Ed Atkinson
Fair Sex
J. O. Galman
Hendrix Norman
Moore
Globe Trotters
Detroit
Hales
Diabetes Easier To Control When Discovered Early
New York dispatch reports a Metropolitan Life Insurance campaign notes early diabetes signs. The article describes symptoms such as excessive hunger and thirst in middle age, with many diabetics living normal lives. A separate road crash vignette warns drivers to heed STOP signs on Elm Street intersections Church and Thurston.
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New York
Donald B. Armstrong
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan
Elm Street
Church and
Thurston Strets
Diabetes and insulin therapy discussed by Dr Armstrong
The article cites Dr Armstrong on diabetes runs in families and the impact of early detection. It explains insulin enables normal life, with diet and exercise tailored to individuals, and stresses periodic exams to find undiagnosed cases. It notes health officials caution against assuming rising incidence and highlights long-term survival with treatment.
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Armstrong
United States
C. A. Herring
Sixth Annual Postmasters Convention Activities Revealed
The narrative outlines the sixth annual postmasters convention program in Thomasville with Colonel Paul R. Younts serving as toastmaster, Rev. Herbert A. Harkins delivering the invocation, and R. L. Pope giving the banquet address. Wednesday features include J Walter Lambeth and multiple sessions with speakers from postal services and government, plus a final business session to elect officers and set the convention city for 1942.
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North Carolina
National Association of Postmasters
High Point
S. C. Clark
O. Arthur Kirkman
J. C. Allen
Durham
R. L. Pope
First National Bank of
Thomasville
Paul R. Younts
National Association
Herbert A. Harkins
St. Edwards Catholic Church
First National Bank
John Peddicord
Billy Clower
J. Walter Lambeth
Foreign Relations Committee
Eighth
General Assembly
Lambeth’s
Colonel Younts
Phillip J. Gallagher
Carl T. Durham
Wythe M. Peyton
W. T. Culpepper
J. R. Teague
The
Garry T. Fulgham
N. C
R. G. Hawn
Central Accounting Office
Charlotte
John W. Johnson
Railway Mail Service
Madison WI
North Carolina leads in Negro health work in state
Durham June 7. Dr. Walter J. Hughes of the state board of health says North Carolina has the largest Negro health personnel in the nation including a full time physician, a health educator, six dentists, eleven part time physicians and 30 nurses. The school opened with cooperation from the North Carolina College for Negroes and brings together representatives from southern states. Duke University and UNC aides attend.
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Durham
Walter J. Hughes
North Carolina State Board of Health
School Health Coordinating Service
North Carolina
Carl V. Reynolds
Hughes
North Carolina College For
State Board of Health
State Department of Public Instruction
Tent Meeting At Archdale This Week
A tent meeting under the People's Movement will be held in Archdale beginning Monday at 7 30 p m and continuing through the week at the same hour. George M Allison of High Point will direct services with the Townsend family from High Point leading singing and presenting sacred music programs. All services are open to the public.
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People’s Movement
Archdale
George M. Allison
High Point
Glass industry production figures from Census Bureau report
The report lists annual glass container output including 2,212,000 gross milk bottles 2,574,000 gross beer bottles 8,212,000 gross liquor and wine bottles and 17,994,000 gross for medicines and toilet preparations.
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Census Bureau
Four largest U S copper mines produce vast share
The Census Bureau reports the four biggest U S copper mines together yield about 89 million pounds of copper annually, accounting for nearly half of all copper mined in the United States.
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America
Census Bureau
U. S
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George Edwards
NA Aa CC
North Main Street
Horace Gilderton
DODGE
Plymouth
Willowbrook
Rt Oeya
Postoffice
A Complete Automobile Finance Service
Blarney Castle
Cork
Ireland
Taylor-Shore Otor Sales Company
W. A. Taylor
E. B. Shore Sales
de Soto - Plymouth — Service
Atkinson Motors
Pontiac
South Wrenn Street
N.C
State Department
Cash & Carry
Sunny South Cleaners
West
Washington Street
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