Local youths urged to join 30 day citizen training camps
The government offers a gratuitous 30 day training program for men aged 17 to 31 at Fort Bragg July 2 to 31. Higher courses may send enrollees to Camp McClellan Fort Arranc as or Fort Oglethorpe. Travel is paid, with athletics and moral guidance emphasized by coaches from colleges and West Point. Interested applicants can visit The Enterprise editorial offices for details and to apply.
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Citizens
Fort Brags
McClellan
Fort Arrancas
Fort Oglethorpe
Theodore
Severt
West Point
Annapolis
Bids Opened for 121 Miles of State Highway Work
Raleigh bureau reports the state highway commission opened bids on 121.12 miles of roads across nine counties. totals include seventeen miles of concrete and fifty five miles of grading with various materials such as sand asphalt and penetration additives.
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Raleigh
Large paving bids set in North Carolina county contracts
Norfolk and Raleigh bidders lead several road projects across counties including Camden Halifax Jones and Hoke. Low bids include Lawson Brooke 229658.50 for 7.66 miles concrete in Camden and Nelle Teer 43998 for grading Halifax with 9433.90 structures.
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Lawson and Brooke
Norfolk
Camden County
Halifax County
Nelle L. Teer
Durham
Teer
Jones County
H. M. Beasley
Lumberton
Lumberton County
Riker and Yount
Reidsville
R. G. Lassiter and Company
Raleigh
Hoke County
J. K. Cecil
Lexington
C. B. Hester
H. H. Sherrill
Winston-Salem Waglow
Rockingham County
G. F. Cornatzer
Winston-Salem
Draper and Wood
Roanoke
Robert Martin Company
Salem
Rowan County
J. S. Bowers
White Ville
Atlantic Paving Company
Salisbury
Stanley County
Wilson Construction Company
Rutherfordton
Rutherford County
R. C. Stevens
Asheville
Buncombe County
Indicted Again in Saunders Mail Fraud Case
MEMPHIS March 30 The federal grand jury in St Louis returned an indictment against Clarence Saunders charged with using the mails in a scheme to defraud United States commissioner John R Walker Jr ruled the indictment does not show Saunders committed an offense against the United States government.
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Memphis
Tenn
John R. Walker, Jr
United States
St. Louis
Clarence Saunders
Saunders
Winter Storms Tray Southern Death Toll Rises
Associated Press reports winter storms across the South caused deaths and injuries, with eight deaths in the region tied to weather and up to twenty one injured. An Alabama train collision killed seven and injured twenty one. a Louisiana dwelling collapse killed John Richie. Fires hit Dothan Alabama and Augusta Georgia. high winds disrupted fire crews and damage reached about two hundred thousand dollars. Flood warnings appeared in Macon Georgia as rivers rose. Winters winds and rain affected coastal seas from Norfolk to Key West as temperatures fell toward a belated cold snap.
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Dixie
Texas
Old South
Birmingham
Ala
Macon
Ocmulgee
Bank safe blown at Mount Croghan in South Carolina
Bank of Mount Croghan in Chesterfield county was robbed when a safe was blown open early today. About $3,000 in cash and valuable papers were taken. Police have no definite clue as to the identities of the safe crackers.
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Cheraw
S. C
Bank of Mount Croghan
Chesterfield County
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