State ready for war on rodents
Raleigh November 4 th indicates a statewide rodent extermination drive. One million rats are targeted with N C State College stock rat bait distributed from November 1 in the west and December 1 in the east under A E Oman biologist supervision and US oversight.
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Grim wildlife control plan targets rodent plague
A biological survey describes red squits as a toxic ingredient mixed with cereal meat and fish in packages meant to kill about 126 rats each. Granville county farmers led orders for 360 packages with county farm agents pledging cooperation from 65 counties.
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Space and privacy essential for children in crowded homes
A welfare worker notes that family congestion harms children as space dwindles and privacy vanishes. The author urges better living spaces, citing examples of cramped rooms and shared sleeping arrangements, and advocates affordable improvements to create personal retreats for kids.
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Frank
Wildcat stopper Bach highlights Duke game preview
Duke faces Kentucky with many ball carriers to slow and Stanley Bach of Kentucky as a standout defender. Bach has two punt returns for touchdowns this season and multiple kickoff returns and long runs, including 67 yard punt return TD versus V M L and 63 yard punt return TD against Sewanee.
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Duke
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Stanley
Pug) Bach
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Washington and Lee
Alabama
London Police Beats Keep 24 Hour Coverage Costing $5,000
A report notes that maintaining a full 24 hour police beat in London costs five thousand dollars. The figure highlights the ongoing expense of round the clock law enforcement in the city.
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London
Sally exposes bitterness over past marriages and secrets
In a tense scene at a luncheon, Sally reveals annulled marriages and a jail stint as she accuses David Harter and others of past deceptions. Joan, Dr. Raynor, and Sue try to calm her as Sally flees in tears and later rests in bed after being checked by the physician.
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Sally Note Triggers Departure Mood in Fragmented Scene
In a tense scene the bed lies smooth and orderly while a dressing table stays clear. A note from Sally appears, hinting at departure as onlookers murmur of a row and someone leaving messages. The line she repeats signals distress and unsettled mood.
Kentucky and Duke Duel With Similar 4-2 Records
Kentucky and Duke enter Saturday’s game at Duke Stadium with matching 4-2 records reflecting tight wins and losses. Kentucky has 118 points for and 32 against, while Duke sits 120 for and 84 against, with wins over VMI Sewanee Georgia Tech and Washington.
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Man Rejects Ford Over Political Order in High Point
A Burlington man bought a new Ford in High Point but refused the trade after explaining he would not support a boss who threatened employees to vote a certain way. He denounced political coercion and quit Ford on principle.
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Cherra Punjee Rainfall Record in Assam Stuns Clerical Weather
Cherra Poonjee in Assam averages 464 inches of rain each year, a figure noted as remarkable by local meteorologists. The city’s monsoon pattern yields extreme rainfall, shaping agriculture, infrastructure, and daily life in the region.
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Unclear college results mingled with losses and wins
Fragmentary lines show teams like Virginia Tech and Alabama with mixed outcomes. Citations of Davidson Virginia Military Institute Wake Forest Auburn and Tennessee suggest a day of varied college basketball results without a clear single event.
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Romanian cabinet formed with Titulescu as foreign minister
Julius Maniu has formed a new Romanian cabinet with Nicholas Titulescu serving as foreign minister. The change may signal a conciliatory stance toward Soviet Russia. Maniu, a former premier, leads the Peasant Party.
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Nicholas Titulescu
Soviet
Russia
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