Laurinburg Maxton July 4 Event Air Show and Speeches
The Laurinburg Maxton dedication on July 4 will feature air show and speeches by J Bayard Clark and former Governor J M Broughton. The program includes a demonstration of Army C 80 fighters and a simulated airport attack by Marine and Navy planes.
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J. M. Broughton
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Birds Sink Ships In Ancient Mediterranean
Ancient accounts describe huge flocks of birds crossing the Mediterranean so densely that they settled on sailing vessels and caused them to sink. The phenomenon reportedly involved numerous ships and frightened crews.
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Mediterranean
Dry Kiln Course Opens at Local Furniture Plant
Twenty four men from four southern states enrolled in a two week kiln drying course at Tomlin Sons sponsored by the Southern Sture Manufacturers Association. Four instructors from the Forest Products Laboratory Madison Wisconsin of the U S Forest Service conduct the sessions aiding better utilization of wood products. The program opened yesterday and runs through June 27.
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Forest Products Laboratory
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R. E. Kimball
L. D. Espenas
J. A. Jenson
Printer Killed In Auto Accident Near Lexington
Lexington dispatch reports Louis L. Davis a 22 year old Charlotte printer was killed when the car he rode in overturned in the front yard of the Baptist parsonage in Churchland. David A. March 32 and Miss Marion Joyce Anthony 21 both of Charlotte were treated for slight injuries at a local hospital.
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Sugar Shortage Converts Far East Labor to Cane Chewing
In the Far East sugar country, impoverished residents chew sugar cane to meet their limited sugar needs for fuel or basic sustenance, reflecting a hardship in securing the commodity.
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Far East
Demand For Furniture To Keep Pace
Demand for wood furniture is seen staying high as backlogged wartime orders and new households drive production. 1946 output is about 1.5 billion dollars with 22 percent of US firms joining since 1945, while North Carolina leads as a major furniture state accounting for about one eighth of national production and a quarter of bedroom and dining room furniture.
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Mascot Smokey Rescued From Chief’s Car in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa Smokey the fire station mascot was retrieved after a fireman spotted the dog riding in the chief’s car. The fireman gave Smokey a lecture on the evils of roaming city streets during a three hour absence.
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Smokey
Cuty
Amazon River Hosts Vast Fish Diversity Report
A scientific survey notes the Amazon river basin contains about 30 000 distinct fish varieties. Researchers emphasize the region's eco diversity and the need for conservation amid habitat changes and fishing pressures.
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Amazon
Charter Granted To United Cab Company
A certificate of incorporation was filed yesterday in Raleigh in the office of Thad Eure secretary for state for the United Cab company a general taxicab business in High Point. The authorized capital stock is 100000, subscribed stock 300 by Leonarda Cornelia Sharpe and Henry T. Carter both of High Point.
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United Cab Comy
Igh Point
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Henry T. Carter
High Point
Tularemia Found in Local Wildlife
A note on the infectious disease tularemia affecting humans and its presence in rabbits and squirrels.
Lanier Returns to Mexican Baseball League
Max Lanier, former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher, has joined the Mexican league and will report to the Veracruz Blues after settling salary issues with league boss Jorge Pasquel. The report notes his arrival in Mexico City and plans to join the team Thursday.
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Mexico City
Max Lanier
St. Louis Cards
Lanier
Jorge Pasquel
Veracruz Blues
Cosmic Ray Studies From Flight Observations
University of Chicago physicist Marcel Schein reports progress in cosmic ray research from a series of plane flights. A B-29 over the equator and higher altitudes gathered data on how cosmic rays interact with Earth's magnetic field, varying with season and altitude. Collaborators include Dr. P. S. S Gill and Dr. Victor Yngwe. The work aims to understand the mesotron, the particle postulated to bind atomic nuclei.
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University of Chicago
Marcel Schein
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Gill
Victor Yngwe
Schein
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