14 Year Old Artist Wins First Prize in Forestry Poster
William H. Holley, 14, of Wilmington, won the first prize in a forestry conservation poster contest for North Carolina public school students in grades five through eight. The contest, run by the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs with the state forestry division, drew entries across 16 districts. judges praised Holley for a poster inspired by a local forest fire near Wrightsville Sound. Holley, a Lake Forest School student, received $25 and plans to pursue art amid support from teachers and family.
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Mary Davis Hawkins
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Forestry Division
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Raleigh
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P. W. Tillman
P. A. Griffiths
J. B. Hubbard
Statertment of Conservation
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Louise Craig
Varina
Wade H. Holley
Wilms
Oteen Veterans Hospital
Asheville
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Manie
Williams
Gromfield Lake
Doctor Answers on Cramps Circulation and Anemia Explained
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses cramps due to poor circulation and possible low blood calcium. He notes that walking relieves cramps, urges circulation tests, X rays, blood sugar and calcium checks, and explains that anemia from bone marrow issues requires cause-specific treatment.
Man Gives Blood Four Times Body Volume, Volunteer Hero
Al Briddon of Maywood New Jersey has donated about four times the body’s blood content since 1941, totaling 56 pints to the Red Cross and hospitals. He travels at his own expense to northern towns, answers urgent calls at 3 am, and often donates against medical advice, saying it’s the thing to do to help people in trouble.
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New York State mobilizes experts for germ warfare defense
Albany AP reports a civil defense program mobilizing animal, crop and health officials to protect food and livestock from possible germ warfare. Measures target early outbreak detection and stamping out diseases from biological attacks, with goals including investigation, immediate outbreak surveying, and development of special detection methods.
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Gone With the Wind Manuscript Burned
The AP reports that a portion of the Gone With the Wind manuscript remains in existence while Margaret Mitchell’s brother Mitchell reveals the recovered pages. He indicates the manuscript was kept in a vault and notes the late author’s wishes regarding its custody.
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Old Chiefs Form Baseball Team Of City Officials
Police, fire and city officials band together to form a team as five fire chiefs join the lineup. The project revives a program dating back to 1943 and aims to honor veterans in the local athletic effort.
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Seachiem
Alécale
Birds Need Vitamins Highlight Texas Quail Decline
In Austin AP report the wildlife manager notes bobwhite quail in South Texas died from vitamin A deficiency. Cold weather and limited native food disrupted feeding leading to mortality at the ranch.
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Austin, Texas
Go Ranch
Texas
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