Liggett and Myers Makes Second $25,000 Tobacco Grant
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company of Durham has made its second grant of 25000 dollars to the North Carolina State College Agricultural Experiment Station. The gift supports the college tobacco research program and will fund expanding studies across the state's tobacco industry with involvement from Dr. D W Colvard and Dr F R Darkis.
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Raleigh — Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company of
Durham
Agricultural Experiment Station
North Carolina State College
F. R. Darkis
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
D. W. Colvard
School of Agriculture
State College
Liggett and Myers
College For Tobacco Research
Colvard Deared
North Carolina
Darkis
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
Liggett and Myers ‘Research Department
Carey H. Bostian
General Assembly
United States Department ii
Indus
W. E. Colwell
Reaped More Than He Sowed in Oswego
Oswego New York farmer Clarence Smart found three Navy rockets buried on his land after a suspected stray landing. A Camp Drum specialist said they were harmless practice devices, but their origin remains unknown. Mrs Smart heard a jet at the time, though authorities found no aircraft.
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Oswego
N.Y
Clarence Smart
Camp Drum
Bible Society Distributes 14,918,353 Scriptures in 1955
The American Bible Society reported a total distribution of fourteen million nine hundred eighteen thousand three hundred fifty three Bible volumes during 1955. The year showcased broad reach across regions with emphasis on translating and circulating sacred texts.
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The
American Bible Society
Candidate Says Supreme Court Should Be Impeached
J Evetts Haley a Democrat for governor called the Supreme Court cheap politicians and urged impeachment by Congress. He warned that federal efforts to enforce an integration injunction could trigger state resistance, even to jailing federal officials, though he did not expect troops or secession.
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Austin
Tex
J. Evetts Haley
Supreme Court
Congress
Haley
U.S
Dewberries move to market in North Carolina crop progress
Governor Hodges sampled and approved the new dewberry crop as it begins shipping to New York, New Jersey, Chicago and Cincinnati. Specialists note the three county area has 350 acres with average five acres per farm and see strong profit potential in expanding berry production and markets.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Hodges
Sampson-Cumberland-Bladen
State College
Sampson County
Ben Boney
A. T. Sessom
Autryville
W. T. Norris
Melvin Kolbe
Extension Trust
Don Farms
Bladen
Cumberland
Sampson
New York
New Jersey
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boney
USDA
State Department of Agriculture
Sea Monster Reported in North Atlantic Near Nova Scotia
The Liberian freighter Rhapso dy reported a 45-foot white spotted sea turtle in the North Atlantic south of Nova Scotia. Coast Guard warns ships to watch for the giant reptile with 15-foot flippers and the ability to rise eight feet above the water.
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Chatham
Mass
Boase
North Atlantic
Rhapsody
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
Law Prohibits Military Officers From Civil Posts
A 1870 law bars military officers from holding civilian government positions, shaping governance by separating armed service from civilian offices.
Specialist Outlines Plan To Control Flies In Homes And Farms
Raleigh expert H E Scott of North Carolina State College details sanitation, screening, and chemical controls to reduce houseflies. He advises removing manure, emptying trash, sealing garbage, and eliminating wet breeding areas, plus space and residual sprays, baits, and community-wide efforts.
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Raleigh
H. E. Scott
N. C. State College
Scott
Tavern Manager Faces Charge
Tulsa is the scene where an assault and battery charge was filed against a tavern manager identified as John Doe. Assistant County Attorney Jim Griffin said Ron E. Harrell went to the tavern to confront his estranged wife after bringing his own beer, prompting a heated argument.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jim Griffin
Byron E. Harrell
John Doe
Harrell
Hot Weather Warning To Dairymen
Raleigh reports input from George Hyatt of North Carolina State College urging dairymen to prepare for heat. Cows tolerate cold but reduce feed and milk when temperatures rise past 75 to 80 degrees. Shade or shelter, pasture cooling, night grazing, and ample clean water are essential to maintain milk output.
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Raleigh
Tar Heel
George Hyatt
Extension
State College
Hyatt
Channel Island
Taos Pueblo Ovens Are Called Hornos
Domelike adobe ovens observed near communal Taos Pueblo houses in New Mexico are identified as hornos. The term is used to describe traditional earthen baking structures common to the area.
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Taos Pueblo
N. M
Coming Events List for June County Activities
June events cover Sports Fishing Institute in Nags Head In-Service Training for new county extension workers in Raleigh Forage and Livestock Field Day in Laurel Springs Fat Stock Show and Sale in Greensboro National 4H Camp in Washington D C Forage and Livestock Field Day in Waynesville State Wool Pool Collection in Washington Cotton Classing Short Course in Morehead City State Wool Pool Collection in Durham Northeastern District 4 H Contests in State College.
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Sports Fishing Institute
Nags Head
New County
Raleigh
Laurel Springs
Greensboro
Washington
Waynesville
State Wool Pool Collection
Morehead City
State
Durham
State College
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