New York Republicans weigh impact of special election results
The Associated Press reports New York Republicans pursue a slate of delegates to influence the party's future direction as national figures debate foreign policy and the 1948 nomination, with Dewey denying candidacy while hints of a draft linger. In Oklahoma and Kentucky contests, Democratic and Republican leaders argue how a victory could shift momentum ahead of the presidential race.
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Mullet Seen As Key To New Fish Industry
Washington March 28 Discovery by government scientists that mullet a salt water fish abundant and thriving in fresh water may revolutionize pond farming. Fish and Wildlife Service reports Beaufort North Carolina experiments yield about 3000 pounds per pond in two years versus 400 pounds per acre in a typical pond. This marks first sizable transfer of a salt water species to fresh water here. Mullet feed on microscopic vegetation reducing need for subsidiary stocking species.
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Cardinals Poised to Reach .500 Mark Early in Season
New York report notes the St. Louis Cardinals, if they win their first three games, would sit above .500 for the season for the first time since 1901. It highlights the club’s rise under Sam Breadon since 1920 and its long era of rebuilding and late-1940s success.
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Grandpa on Wheels in Philadelphia Skates to Market
William C. Bost retired insurance employee aged 71 is dubbed the skatingest man in Philadelphia by locals. He uses roller skates to go to market visit friends or enjoy a spin despite gasoline rationing and crowded transport facilities.
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William C. Bost
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Quaker City
Bostwick
Discovery sis colds relief with Penetro salve
Grandma taught mothers to use the medicated mutton suet salve Penetro for coughs nasal congestion and muscle aches from colds. The product promises relief for cold misery and is sold with a double supply at 35 cents and single at 25 cents. Demand Penetro.
Gratitude and stories from These United States column
After a bronchitis recovery the author thanks the Spirit of Good and readers for support. The piece includes brief April notes and several regional tales about workers, weather, and a Maine logger, a farmer and an axe, in a light humorous tone.
Thomasville Scouts Honor Court Awards List
Thomasville Boy Scout court of honor last night lists a long set of awards and recognitions. Names include Houston Maddox, Jim McSwain, Harry Lambeth, Clarence Maxweil, Jimmy Grimes, and many others receiving bookbinding, safety, cooking, first aid, carpentry, and civic service honors. The roster features Star and Life awards along with numerous second and first class recognitions and extensive hours of civic service.
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Boy Scout Court of Honor
Houston Maddox
Jimmy McSwain
Harry Lee Lambeth
Clarence Maxweil
Jimmy Grimes
Jimmy Green
James Taylor
Jim Hix
Billy Prench
Brown Finch
Claiborne Black
Jerry Bryant
H. E McFadden
Bobby Miller
Franklin Rutledge
John Partington
Raymond Williams
Gordon Smith
Richard
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Horace Russell
Raymond Winters
Norman Winters
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Thomas Dorsett
Sherrill Ferguson
Stanton Davis
Joe Biend
Bobby Beard
Donald Dorsett
Jerry Manuel, Jr
Charlies Barnes
Charlies Lyndon
Hubert Wolfe
John W. Bucaner, Jr
Billy Aultmen
Buddy Bowers
Bobby Hodges
Jock Everhart
Bobby Allen
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Billy Joe Rumple
Leon Beater
Bobby Gordon
Sebert Smdb
Herman Overcash
Bill Cline
Junior Nance
Walter Lee
Sheldon Sherrill
Carl Ray
Billy Ritchie
Jones
J. D. Hil, Jr
Clifford Boyce Clostetter
Guane Fi
Troop James Olive
Wallace Hilliard
Robert Beach
J. C. Branch
Jack Fine
Donald Wilson
Robert Isenhour
Richard Whittington
Allen Connor
Ted Chandler
Percy Bradshaw
Jack Ford
Joe Moody
David Ellington
Fart Norton
John Benfield
Eugene Beeman
Joe Mauner
Horace Broome
Max Crawfild
Jack Nelson, Jr
David Elliott
Billy Shuford
Robert Willams
A. J. Madson
Charles Clontz
J. E. Lambeth
Carl Aley
Vege First Snyder
Sonty Burton
Exercise and health tips linger in a noisy spring talk
A fragment from a health column blends musings on exercise with diet guidance. It cites Dr Clendenning and Dr Adrian Gibbs while debating best workouts and cautions against overdoing training. It notes golf, history of physical culture, and a sample daily menu for low calorie meals.
Parents Seek Rubber Boots For Son Serving In Italy
Rochester court records show L.M. parents asked the county rationing board for a certificate of necessity to buy and ship a pair of rubber boots to their son in United States forces in Italy. They cited Italy mud as the reason and the board indicated approval.
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Banks To Get More Money Orders Now
Washington March 28 Uncle Sam lifted postal money orders by 66 2 3 percent prompting banks to likely undercut and sell more money orders of their own The post office notes banks will take market share from government as Congress boosted rates for six months after the war The post office reported 346 480 854 domestic money orders totaling 4 445 267 711 and the government net of 5 million dollars
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Sam
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Tmaster General
Six North Carolina Soldiers Wounded In Action
Washington March 28 The War Department released 498 U S soldiers wounded in action naming six North Carolinians in the Mediterranean area Pvt Herbert D Carter James A Carter Richlands Pfe Johnny L Easters Mrs Ann Hall Roanoke Rapids Pfc Hirstle L Henson Jesse Lane Henson Rt 1 Brevard Pfe Curtis R Scott Jess S Scott Brevard Pfc Albert C Shuford Fred E Shuford Brevard Pvt Robert F E Woodward Mrs Bessie M Woodward Cullowhee Red Cross: give more in 44
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Mediterranean
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James A Carter
Richlands
Johnny L. Easters
Ann Hall
Roanoke Rapids
Hirstle
L. Henson
Jesse Lane Henson
Rt. 1
Brevard
Curtis R. Scott
Jess S. Scott
Albert C. Shuford
Fred E. Shuford
Robert FE. Woodward
Bessie M. Woodward
Cullowhee
Greensboro Men Get Temporary Promotions
The War Department announced temporary promotions for North Carolina officers. Harley Gaskill Brookshire Jr. and John Burgess Gaither rise from captain to major. several others move from first lieutenant to captain and from second lieutenant to first lieutenant. The list includes officers from Asheville Greensboro Taylorsville Charlotte and Dobson.
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Harley Gaskill Brookshire
John Glenn Harris
South
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Charlotte
Kathryn Nantucket Folger
WAC
Dobson
Eleven Days Adrift Ends With Rescue After Losses
In a Collingswood letter Lieut Paul J Madden describes an 11 day life raft ordeal after a plane crash off the Florida coast. Madden and two fellow officers survived six days without food or water before one died from exposure and the other on day 11. A passing oil tanker sighted him and brought rescue.
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