Coral and Donna clash over a secret chemistry process plan
Coral resists Donna’s curiosity about a lab discovery and warns of potential misuse while Donna presses for access. Hoyt arrives as Coral agrees to escort him to the Elton campus dance setup, prompting further tension about trust and secrecy among friends at Belton college.
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Coral
Hoyt
Elton
Donna
Bendorff
Maxwell
David
Corel
Penna
Elton Campus
Stamps to Honor Raleigh Colony Founder in Five Cent Issue
Official Farley announcement confirms a proposed five cent stamp commemorating the 350th anniversary of the Raleigh founded South Carolina colony and Virginia Dare as the first English child born in America. First day of issue is August 18. nine stamps prepared for Kedah. Cuba to issue a fourteenth centenary set this July. Giotto centenary stamps planned by Italy.
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Farley
South Carolina
Sir Walter Raleigh
Virginia Dare
America
Cuba
Liquor stores to pay 7 percent state tax on gross sales
Raleigh June 16 The State Alcoholic Beverages Control Board announced county liquor stores will absorb a 7 percent state tax on gross sales from a 60 percent profit margin. A new uniform price list with codes will go into effect July 1, reducing prices 10 to 16 percent in interior counties while Virginia-priced areas stay largely unchanged. Chairman Cutlar Moore says profits will not drop below 43 percent overall, as cheaper numbers will yield a 50 percent profit. Psychologists may explain it by saying that something in the Japanese mind just clicked.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Cutlar Moore
State Alcoholic Beverages Control Board
Virginia
Moore
Prehistoric Kansas Dragonfly Represents Earth’s Largest Insect
A dragonfly fossil unearthed in Kansas marks a specimen from the Permian Age about 160 million years ago. It stands as a representative of the largest insects to have inhabited the planet, at a time when birds and mammals did not yet exist.
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David
Dea
Kansas
Japan Becomes Camera Crazy as Citizens Snap Memorable Moments
Report notes widespread photography enthusiasm with people of all ages using cameras and smartphones. Observers highlight cultural trend of documenting daily life, tourism spots, and events, reflecting a society comfortable with public still photography.
Hitler's Father Opposed Art Career Belief
Adolf Hitler's father objected to his son's art ambitions fearing it would derail his political path. The concern centered on pursuing painting instead of a future in public life and leadership.
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Adolf Hitler
Alabama Supreme Court affirms 75 year Scottsboro defendant
The Alabama Supreme Court upholds a 75 year sentence for Heywood Patterson, one of the Scottsboro nine, for attacking Mrs. Victoria Price on a 1931 freight train. Patterson’s fourth conviction in the case, but first without a death sentence, was handed down in January 1936 in Decatur. Attorneys say they will seek U S Supreme Court review for a third time as two prior appeals failed. Patterson remains the only one of the nine under sentence. the others await trial.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Heywood Patterson
Scottsboro
Patterson
Victoria Price
Decatur
United States Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Charter Issued To Furniture Shop Firms
RALEIGH June 15 Thad Eure secretary of state issued charters to The Pores Knob Recreation Company of Pores Knob and Colonial Furniture Shops Inc of Winston-Salem. W T Richie Jr of Rahway New Jersey and James and Leore Richie of Pores Knob subscribed the $300.
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Raleigh
Pores Knob Recreation Company
Pores Knob
Colonial Furniture Shops, Inc
Winston-Salem
Thad Eure
W. T. Richie, Jr
Rahway, N. J
James and
Leore Richie
Authorized capital subscription for furniture and mercantile firm
The authorized capital of the recreation company is $50,000 with subscriptions of $400 from R. W. Slate and James B. Lovelace of High Point and Glenn E. B. Swaim and J. D. Martin of Winston-Salem. The filing lists these investors as subscribing to the capital for the furniture and mercantile business.
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Recreation Company
R. W. Slate
James B. Lovelace
High Point
Glenn EB. Swaim
J. D. Martin
Winston- Salem
Trout color vision supports green angler idea
Oakland physicians claim trout are the least color blind of fish, reinforcing the theory that a trout can always recognize a green angler.
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Oakland
Calif
Arms traffic struggle on one way road to death
The remark notes that many nations pursue arms trade as if advancing on a single fatal path. It warns that such competition risks global catastrophe rather than stabilizing security.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Quick Malaria Relief
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as proven relief for chills and fever from malaria. Claims tasteless quinidine and iron provide fast relief and builds the user up. Sold at drug stores in 50c and 1.00 sizes, with the larger offering better value.
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Grove
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