Growing Roses A Gardener’s Tips For Long Blooming Stock
A gardener extols roses as the easiest flowering plant for a long season with 36 bushes yielding over 50 blossoms weekly from June to November. He describes soil, mulch, and fertilizer practices, lists varieties woven from his new plantings, and emphasizes disease control with Fermate and insect control blends.
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Crimson Glory
Kaiserin A
Viktoria
Mme
Cochet-Cochet
Henri Guillot
Eclipse
McFarland
Mirandy
Mission Bells
P. S. duPont
Peace
Hoover
Growing Larger Acreage Of Sorghums Recommended
North Carolina farmers are urged to increase sorghum plantings this year to supply more feed for humans and animals. Recommended for combining are Wheatland Pilains man and Martin with Bonita offering resistance. Imperial Kafir noted for tipping off. Sorghum yields respond to phosphorus and nitrogen fertilization, with 300-400 pounds of 5-10-10 or 4-10-6 advised by region. planting between June 15 and 30 is preferred when feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Bonita
Piedmont
N. C. State College
Raleigh
Lily Pons to be first tested by new mobile X-ray unit
Opera star Lily Pons allowed X-ray technicians to measure her chest saying you will see the most perfect lungs you have ever seen before. She accepted the invitation to be the first person X-rayed by a new mobile unit in Birmingham Alabama during a stop with the Metropolitan Opera Co.
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Birmingham
Ala
Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera Co
Community letters oppose state takeover of private nursery schools
A reader argues against State Board of Charities and Public Welfare attempts to regulate private nursery schools, warning of welfare state expansion. The writer questions legal authority, cost impacts for families, and the role of public opinion in enforcing licenses and inspections. He cites Clara Cox Apartment school and Fairyland Nursery School as examples and questions statutory basis for authority.
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State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Venely Sound
Ellen Winston
State Board
State Welfare Board
Winston
Welfare Board
Welfare Department
Clara Cox
Fairyland Nursery School
Welfare
Bess “Davenport Thompson
What animal feigns death when in danger and more trivia
A mixed grab bag of trivia asks which animal fakes death when threatened and who coined The Iron Curtain. It also seeks the organ of speech, Garfield’s presidential successor, and a self-reproducing domestic animal. A Nova Scotia born 1868 figure describes a long public career with UN and Watchung ties. Additional item notes a Seattle born 1921 actress with early stage interests.
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James A. Garfield
Nova Scotia
Canada
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U. S
San Francisco
Cal
United Nations General Assembly
London
New York
Watchung
Somerset County
New Jersey
Lorelei Lee Actress Emerges in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Lilian Campbell reports on the rise of a young actress who started in a labor play named No for an Answer, joined an artists' colony in California, then secured a Hollywood revue Lend an Ear. She gained NY critics' interest before landing the lead role of Lorelei Lee, earning about $1,000 weekly.
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New York
California
Hollywood
Lorelei Lee
Noted figures Morley Faye Wer and Freeman mark birthdays
Christopher Morley Alice Faye Tyrone Wer and Freeman F Amos celebrate birthdays today. The note defines intellect as the power of knowing with roots in French and Latin terms.
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Christopher Morley
Alice Faye
Tyrone Wer
Freeman F
Amos
Auspicious Birth Horoscope Hint for Seaclan Child
A favorable period suggests steady effort and initiative will bring good fortune and stellar character and material success for the child born under the seaclan.
Moisture in Grain Decried by North Carolina Expert
Agricultural engineer Edwin S. Coates of the State College Extension Service warns excess moisture cost Tar Heel farmers more than 6.5 million dollars last year. About 4 million of 91 million bushels produced spoiled. proper drying systems could have saved much of the loss and made drying affordable for small farmers. Coates urges widespread, flexible grain-drying facilities to reduce weather risk and stabilize markets, noting farms average 67 acres and multi-crop drying plans aid several crops.
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Acto
Edwin S. Coates
State College Extension Service
Coates
North Caro- Rove
North Carolina
Edwin
Agricultural
Farm Bureau warns on anthrax in livestock disease outbreaks
North Carolina Farm Bureau Executive Vice-President R Flake Shaw reports widespread anthrax outbreaks in livestock across at least 40 Ohio counties and several in Indiana and Michigan due to imported infected bone meal. He urges stronger BIA bone meal treatment rules for feeds and fertilizers to curb spread.
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North Carolina Farm Bureau
R. Flake
Shaw
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Columbus
American Farm Bureau Federation Livestock
Bureau of Animal Industry
Farm Bureau
North Carolina
Cowards Die Before Deaths Says Portrayal by Shakespeare
A Shakespeare quote speaks of courage and fear, noting that cowards suffer many figurative deaths while the valiant face death only once. The line reflects on bravery and mortality.
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William Shakespeare
Napoleon Bonaparte Died in Exile on Saint Helena
A fragment notes Napoleon Bonaparte died in exile on Saint Helena in 1857. It also mentions a fire that destroyed 2,500 buildings in San Francisco.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Island of St. Helena
San Francisco
Quiz of Odd Answers Sparses a Humorous Debate
A playful list pits a possum, Winston Churchill, the larynx, Chester A. Arthur, and a mule in a humorous riddle style moment. The exchange focuses on pointing to unlikely or witty pairings.
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Winston Churchill
Chester A. Arthur
Four Stomachs Mean Bossy Needs Roughage
A North Carolina dairy extension article explains the four stomachs of cows, the rumen’s role, and how roughage like hay and silage provide essential nutrients. It covers best cutting times for lespedera alfalfa red clover oats barley and soybeans, plus the value of high quality roughage for milk and butterfat.
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Eea
Kimney
Tar Heel
Texans Devise Method of Killing Rattlers
Matador Texas residents Bill Slover and Homer Starkey perfected a snake capture method using iron rod old rags and gasoline. They reported 79 rattlesnakes for the year with 68 killed or captured from one den on the Gerald Waybourn ranch 12 miles northeast of Matador. They brought back six of the largest alive while noting rattlers threaten livestock with venom.
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Matador
Tex
Bill Slover
Homer Starkey
Gerald Waybourn
Slover
Starkey
Dog identifies killer in arrest line up in Buenos Aires
Police say victim Demetrio Suarez’s dog barked and exposed Ismael Romero 24 proving his guilt. Romero confessed after the animal’s recognition and fangs attack in the lineup. The report also mentions irrelevant notes on Buddhism in India and melting ice.
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Buenos Aires
Ismael Romero
Demetrio Suarez
Mental Health Declared Major National Project
Dr. John W. Turner of Guilford County Mental Health Clinic promotes National Mental Health Week with a view that mental illness dominates as a public health issue. He compares funding to diseases and urges greater tax support for care and prevention, arguing mental health affects millions and their families.
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John W. Turner
Guilford County
Mattress Goes Down As Gunfire Goes Up
Cpl. Raymond H. Derouin of Providence RL was in a front line bunker in Korea when enemy artillery fire hit the area. He moved quickly from his air mattress to avoid the dangerous ground shock as the firing continued, saying he did not want to lie too close to the ground during the shelling.
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Korea
Raymond H. Derouin
Providence
Derouin
Pius
Top Music Lovers Attend Concerts
President Truman and family attended an Army band and chorus concert opening National Music Week. The first coal mine in Fairmont began in 1952, and about six thousand coal companies operate in the United States. Executors and executrix notices warn creditors to file claims and settle debts with Wachovia Bank in High Point, North Carolina, by specified dates.
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Washington
Truman
Army Band
Margaret
Notice of Board of Adjustments Meeting
J O Fanning of 414 Edgedale Drive seeks a variance from side yard setbacks for a private garage. The Board of Adjustments will hear the request at City Hall Council Chamber at 4:00 PM Thursday May 8 1962. Patrons wishing to speak should attend. Chairman Cridiebaugh OC
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J. O. Fanning
Edgedale Drive
Board of Adjustments
Council Chamber
Granny Abandons Nag As Trip Nears End
A grandmother apologized for not riding her horse into the city for an anti Communism program. Pauline Buffalari delivered letters to be sent to Josef Stalin and finished the final 11 miles by automobile due to Sunday traffic. Her pony Bing traveled the last leg in a van.
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Washington
Voice of America
Pauline Buffalari
VOA
Josef Stalin
Norfolk
Bing
Variation in form across species and states of matter
The passage notes that many organisms exhibit multiple forms such as oysters with young and attached shells and insects with eggworm pupal stages. It also mentions water contracting when it freezes contradicting typical expansion behavior.
Notice of Real Estate and Timber Sales in Guilford and Randolph
Court ordered public sale of lands and timber in Guilford County High Point Township and Randolph County Trinity Township. Tract 1 in Guilford County spans about 16.60 acres near Peachtree Drive. Tract 2 in Randolph County covers 11.27 acres, part of Beesie Wray Booth Plat. Tract 3 offers timber first then land near Archdale Trinity Road with a 25 acre tract. Sales set for May 24, 1982, with high bids subject to court confirmation.
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Superior Court of Guilford
R. A .Wright
Julia Steele
Marsh Sheaf
Guileford County
High Point Township
North Carolina
Peachtree Drive
Moffitt Place
Weavil N. S
Mina
John Henry Hedgecock
Weavil
John Henry Medgecock
John Henry Nedgecock
Martin Place
Greensboro
Archdale
Randolph County
Trinity Township
Jennies D. Welborn
Jennie D. Welborn
Said Street
J. J. Garland
Beesie Wray Booth
Register of Deeds Office
Brame
State of North Carolina
High Point-Trinity Road
Muddy Creek
Sam English
High Point Asheboro Railway
Auman
Said Auman
High Point- Trinity Public Road
Auman’s Corner
High Point-Trinity Public Road
A. Brame
Brame Etto
W. A. Brame
P. J. Brame
Randolph
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