Escaped Tubercular Prisoners Held in Buncombe Jail
Odell Holder 34 of Greensboro James A Stephenson 22 of and Asheville and another tubercular prisoner who escaped last week from the state sanatorium are in Buncombe county jail awaiting action by a federal grand jury on kidnapping and auto theft charges. Warrants accuse them of kidnapping C. W. Crum near Asheville and forcing him to drive them across the state line before abandoning the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Holder
Greensboro
James A. Stephenson
T and
Asheville
Buncombe County
Dearee Revere
Lord Martin
Newton
East Hickory
C. W. Crum
North Carolina-Georgia Line
Atomic Warfare Defense Is Studied by Marine Corps
Marine Corps plans for future landings amid atomic weapons rely on dispersion and rapid regrouping. Units stay dispersed until attack, then converge with precision timing. Decentralized control, mobile battalions, and new weapons aid remote landings and supply lines, with Arctic testing and a Jan. 1 retirement of Gen. Vandergrift pending successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Marine Corps
Ray A. Robinson
Corps
Robinson
The
Marine Co
Polar
Arctic
Alexander A. Vandergrift
Leathernecks
Guadalcanal
Marine Amphibious Corps
Bougainville
Solomon Islands
X Ray Mobile Units Schedule Final Week Stops
The mass x ray survey will stop at Main street near the railroad bridge and East Washington North Main corners on Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday adds North Main and Friday covers North Main Emerywood court plus railroad bridge. Saturday includes South Main Davis street, Main near the railroad bridge, East Washington Kivett drive bridge and East Washington North Main corner.
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Mass X-Ray Survey
Main Street
Railroad Bridge
East Washington Street
North Main Street
North Main St
Northain Street
Emerywood Court
South Main Street
Davis Street
Kivett Drive
Tips for Teens Advice on Dating and Etiquette
A teen guidance column offers practical dating tips. It suggests thanking a boy for an invitation and explaining limits on single dates, proposes double dates or group activities, and advises handling disagreeable friends by excluding them or tolerating differing views. It also covers whether to wear a corsage on arrival at a formal dance.
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Ans
Charleston Spends 350000 on Airport Improvements
Charleston officials opened bids for a new airport administration building and related improvements totaling about 350000 dollars with half funded by the federal government. The 2000 acre field is regarded as one of the best in the east and was used by the army air forces during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
E. Edward Wehman, Jr
Army Air Forces
Coat Pin Fashion Advice From a Newspaper Advice Column
A reader learns how to wear a decorative pin over a coat or dress, with options to pin it on the dress after removing the coat. The note mentions Elinor Williams at the paper for personal problems and requests a stamped return envelope.
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Elinor Williams
The Grand Canal of China and Colonial Descendants
The passage notes the Grand Canal as possibly the longest and oldest artificial waterway still in use. It reports the Chaco region of Colombia as home to around 100,000 residents mainly descended from enslaved Africans brought by Spaniards. It adds that in 1942 more than half of U.S. firefighting equipment was over 15 years old.
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Grand Canal
China
Chaco Region
Colombia
United States
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Sweet Shoppe
St Flowers
Whiery
Sy Arsee
Columbia Diamond Rings
Columbia
J. C. Penney CO
Wood & Coal
Guilford
Belittle
Venetian Blind CO
S. Main ST. Speedway
Wat
Penney
Penney’s
Barry
Terry Bath
Zepher
Butaksie Ae
Babies
Batiste
Johnson's Baby Gift Box
Miss Hancock
Cunning
Styles
Gay
Darling
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