Story Of Care Depicted In Film On Dare Birthplace Of America
Editor notes a film titled Dare Birthplace of America. The documentary, produced by UNC and Roanoke Island leaders with Earl Wynn and Wade Jr, depicts early Dare County and Roanoke Island life, faith, and pioneers. It honors Kay Kyser and Jonathan Daniels and aims to inspire national audiences.
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Chapel Hill
Aeschylus
Agamemnon
Eumenides
Dindorf
Ated
Aeschyus
Greece
Eee
North Carolina
Neal
Dare County
Elizabeth City
Rieno
E Island
University of North Carolina Nation Center
Earl ‘Wynn
Wade, Jr
William E. Gulley B. Seward
Wilton Mason
U.N.C
Ae Soeene
Scroggs
Ehle
University of North Carolina
North Caro
Kay Kyser
Billy
Carmicnac
Jonathan Daniels
Roanoke Island Historical Association
America
Roanoke Island
Puerto Rico's Scarred Ex-Convict Turmoil Continues
Antonio Correa Cotto, a 32 year old felon nicknamed the island Dillinger, has terrorized Puerto Rico for 17 months. He has killed four people and is linked to two more slayings. A $1500 bounty is offered as authorities in Ponce and San Juan hunt him through cane fields with Florida bloodhounds aiding Col. Salvador T. Roig's police force.
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San Juan
P.R
Antonio Correa Cotto
Puerto Tico
Correa Cotto
Florida
Salvador T. Roig
J. A. Youell
Puerto Rico
Cotto
Insular
Ponce
John Dillinger
Kilroy
New York
Chicago
Korea
Lice
Esea
Rare Calusa Carvings Exhibit at University of Florida
Gainesville exhibit showcases carved wooden figures from the Calusa tribe centered at Key Marco in the Ten Thousand Islands. Discovered in 1895, waterlogged muck preserved artifacts from around 1400 to 1450, with public display marking the first showing after the tribe dwindled post-1840 and merged with Seminoles.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Florida
Key Marco
Ten Thousand Island
Spokane trades 1914 Stutz fire truck for 350 dollars
In Spokane city dealings the 1914 Stutz fire truck drew a maximum bid of 50 dollars at auction, leading officials to swap it for 350 dollars in a trade.
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Spokane
Wash
Radio sets to light remote Vietnamese villages
The United States distributes 400 community listening radios to remote villages in Saigon Inco China areas. Each unit runs on a small generator so it can operate without local electricity, enabling access to international and local radio broadcasts.
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Saigon
China
American Mutual Security Administration
Fire victim serves reporters coffee amid blaze in Winnipeg home
In Winnipeg, Joseph Fournaux, a retired engineer, hosted reporters with coffee and small talk from his kitchen as firefighters battled an attic fire in his house. He declined to burden others with his troubles, asking if they wanted sugar in their coffee.
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Winnipeg
Joseph Fourneaux
Coffe
Older Women Breaks In Jobs Across Age Groups
The Women's Bureau reports more women 20 to 24 marry later yet work more, while those 45 to 64 show rising labor participation postwar. In 1951 unemployment peaks for 55 to 64, yet employers are urged to use older workers, with part time positions and retraining encouraged. Retired teachers and secretaries are returning to work, and refresher courses draw older nurses back into the labor force. Political conventions have frequently met in Chicago.
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Washington
Women's Bureau
Oe Census Bureau
Sap
Labor Department
Noel
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Big
Miami Police
A. Hagen Parrish
Polk County
Tom Lipe
Carl Andrews
United States
Duke Power Company
Fiedn
Crobnat
Hillsville, N. C
High Point
J. C. Ballenger
Uncle Buddy I
Bryants
Wilmore, Ky
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