Doctors Needed in Flooded Areas Appeal from North Carolina
The North Carolina Board of Health urges doctors and relief workers to volunteer for flood relief in Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana. Dr C O H Laughinghouse notes several NC physicians already offered and says coordinators will connect volunteers with flood relief HQ for assignments. The effort emphasizes sanitation disease prevention for tenant farmers and displaced residents relying on flooded lands.
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Raleigh
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
State Board of Health
Memphis
Board of Health
North Carolina
C. O'H. Laughinghouse
Laughinghouse
Ohio
Connecticut
Derby Horses Open Derby Week With Two Prep Races
Kentucky derby hopefuls at Churchill Downs will run in two opening day races the Clerk handicap and the derby trial with a combined view toward the forthcoming classic. Thirty five derby hopefuls were among 98 nominees for the handicap while the derby trial is expected to attract more entrants. Low water in the Magdalena River in Colombia has stranded boats and caused government supply losses running into millions.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Magdalena River
Colombia
School Band and Orchestra Star in City Concert
The high school band and orchestra gave a well received concert at the American theater under the city schools music department. It filled the orchestra and balcony with a lively program of marches dances and comic synopses. It showcased rapid progress since forming six months ago and is expected to become a yearly event. Notable pieces included The Wedding of Heine and Katrinka and Valse Triste with soloists Miss Virginia Frank and Andrew O Butler. About 100 students participated among the string ensemble band and orchestra with many named performers and leaders listed.
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Marshall
Virginia Frank
Heine
Katrinka
Alford
Yellowstone Park
Orchestr
Klein
Schubert
Margaret Compton
Robert Burr
Ernestine von Cannon
Ruth Woods
James Whitey
George McCain
Charles Pierce
Adelaide Crowell
Houstin Hiatt, Jr
Treva Porter
Mildred von Drehle
Eloise Ingram
Jewel Welch
Claud Smith
Virginia MekEwen
Julius Spain
Constance Hinstein
Louise Kearns
Maude Hamil
Clyde Williams
Harry Coble
Joseph Vaughn
Bera Brown
Howard Jones
John Clinard
Carlton Hooks
Harry Williamson
Hazel Wade
Stace Sheppard
Donald Wood
Myrtie Beane
Olivia Loving
KR. W Freeze, Jr
Fred Ingram
James Hinkle
Chester Smith
John Idol
Roy Hepler
S. T. Hensley, Jr
Oscar Lee
Thomas Ellis
Harnest Andrews
William Jones
John Eshelman
Willis Sensenbach
James Whitely
Sherred Morrow
William Price
David Welborn
Clayton Felgleman
Allen Barker
Vernon Idol
Herman Yokely
Miriam Sloan
Fred Morrill
Cameron Ragan
Fred Holcomb
Carl Smith
Robert Davis
Vernon Hoskins
Bud Copeland
Malcombe Kaneer
Cris Hedgecock
William Phillips
Albert Hart
John Wimberly
Mannestine von Cannon
Alma Andrews
White Lake engulfed by twin forest fires in Bladen County
Two wildfires from opposite sides of White Lake in Bladen County, North Carolina, reportedly circled the lake and ravaged about eight thousand acres. They burned along Sawmill Bay to Tomahawk and Creek, with a second front crossing Big Collie Swamp and South River, destroying a dwelling and garage and prompting county commissioners to consider forest protection measures as wardens are off duty.
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Raleigh
White Lake
Bladen County
C. H. Flory
Fayetteville
Sawmill Bay
Tomahawk
Creek
Big Collie Swamp
South River
Flory
Board of County Commissioners
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