Fairy Lulu Fairbanks of Alaska Papers Linked To Arctic Lore
Seattle May 15. From Seattle to the Arctic circle Fairy Lulu Fairbanks is the best known writer for the Alaska weekly. She is a reporter, editor, and link to adventurers and managers in frozen Alaska. Banks call her for help in tracing vanished funds and she locates sourdoughs across states. The 30,000 whites in Alaska know her simply as Fairy.
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Arctic
Seattle
Point Barrow
Arctic Circle
Lulu Fairbanks
Alaska Weekly
Stattle
Oregon
Fairy
Alt. Rainier
L K Proved Its Worth In His Case Says Greensboro Man
A Greensboro resident, Mr. J. B. Freeman of 1521 North Street, testifies that Dr. Foster’s L-K relieved his indigestion, gas, tightness, and heartburn after meals. He reports improved appetite, sleep, elimination, and strength, calling L-K the finest medicine he has seen and noting thousands praise the remedy. The advertisement touts the product at 97 cents and urges demand for the genuine only.
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L-K
Greensboro
Foster
J. B. Freeman
North Street
N. C
L K
Steork
Where Billions Go and a Fairy Tale of Duty
A fragmentary profile blends wartime funding lore with a personal vignette about Fairy, a Rollersville born teacher who shifts to Seattle wartime work. It traces her move from Boise teaching to state work at the Seattle port authority sparked by rubber and tin logistics, and ends with a quirky Alaskan village letter framed as a Christmas keepsake.
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Fairy
Rollersville
Saline
Seattle
Transportation To Be Discussed
Three North Carolina officials travel to Atlanta for a southern states conference on the transportation problem. Federal officials stress looming dangers and possible car seizure for worker transport, with bus hours and a state transportation official appointment likely. Agricultural produce transport also features in the program.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Bob Thompson
Raleigh
North Carolina
Robert Grady Johnson
Utilities Commission
George Ross
Department of Agriculture
Paul Kelly
Conservation Department
Atlanta
Defense Transportation Office
Mechanic killed as tank explodes near oil truck
Winston-Salem report says Claude Childress, 37, chief mechanic for Quality Oil Transport, was killed when a tank exploded during welding at the rear of a trailer. Two other workers, R. L. Long and Coy Scales, were slightly hurt in the incident.
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Winston-Salem
Claude Childress
Quality Oil Transport Company
R. L. Long
Coy Scales
Plumbing and Heating Conference Opens in Asheville
The annual convention of the North Carolina Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors opened in Asheville today and runs through tomorrow. Speakers include George Rass Pou state auditor of Raleigh and R. Grege Cherry former speaker of the House of Representatives. The first general session is held this afternoon.
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Asheville
North Carolina Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors
George Rass Pou
Raleigh
R. Grege Cherry
Gastonia
House of Representatives
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