Barbecue Lore Sparks North Carolina Debate
A Texas of stories traces barbecue’s origins to eastern North Carolina after the Civil War. Editors from Goldsboro and Greensboro weigh in, arguing a prewar link via Elias, a slave retainer, while rival purveyors and locals protest casual histories. The column urges careful checking of ancestral details and mocks sensational claims about regional barbecue.
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Noa
Edgecombe County
Henry Belk
Goldsboro News-Argus
Greensboro
America
Willie” Clark
Tarboro
Hugh Dortch
Goldsboro
Ee County
Slim
Josh Horne
Rocky Mount
Horne
Melton
Overton
Bullock
Griffin
Scott
Blackwelders
Salisbury
Piedmont
William Gaston A
An Elias
Tan
Middle Eastern
Carolina
Old Tales Of Goats Night Suckers And Deer Antlers
The passage notes ancients believed nightjar birds sucked goats causing them to dry and go blind. It also claims buck deer shed antlers yearly yet are rarely found due to rodents consuming them for minerals. It mentions beef prices with a 10 pound steak at $48 in Circle Alaska during the 1890s gold rush.
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Circle
Alaska
Treating Reaction to Serum By Herman N Bundesen M D
The article explains benefits of immunizing serums for preventive and post exposure use but warns of serum sickness risks eight to twelve days after injection. It notes higher risk with horse serum and urges allergy history checks, skin testing, divided dosing, and readiness to treat reactions with antihistamines or epinephrine.
Names and birthdays in a scattered clip of trivia
A jumble of questions and notes includes Richard Saunders real name, Louisiana governor, Jane Austen, the meaning of fellock, and what triggers a Mexican jumping bean. It also lists birthday wishes for Anne Parrish Jack Oakie Don Johnson George Ratterman and hints at a composer born in 1896 Wahoo Nebraska and linked works.
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Richard Saunders
State of
Louisiana
Jane Austen
Anne Parrish
Jack Oakie
Don Johnson
George Ratterman
Rodent Definition From Historical Lexicon
The excerpt defines rodent as gnawing mammals including rats mice squirrels and rabbits and traces origin to Latin Rodere meaning to gnaw. It also cites a Berthold Auerbach quote about contentment.
Winchells reflections and scattered media notes in a noisy recap
A fragmented column reviews ABC and press coverage, mentions Halley’s election flash notes, debates about Eisenhower Truman meetings, and denials from Western Union, with sidelong references to Mason Brown, Hal Boyle, and Josephine Baker. The piece ends with riffs on experience and tombstones.
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ABC
Halley
Truman
Krock
Europe
Western Union
Ers
Vaughan
Kremlin
Washington
INS
Intelligentsia
Mason Brown
Esquire
Florida
Lee
McCaffery
House of Rep
Hal Boyle
Korea
Baltimore
Josephine Baker
Paris
Winchell 7
Copa City
Miami
Indiana Republican leader and congresswoman profile
Press obituary style profile of Lilian Campbell born Covington Indiana on November 21 1894. She taught in Troy township and Cow public schools and was active in local civic affairs. Campbell served as precinct vice committeewoman and Republican national committeewoman for Indiana since 1944 and delegate-at-large to the 1948 Republican convention. She was elected to the Eighty-first Congress in 1948 and re elected to the Eighty-second in 1950.
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Indiana
Covington
Troy Township
Pilgrims Spend First Sunday in New World
The record notes 1620 the Pilgrims spent their first Sunday in North America. In 1941 during World War II Russians halted German advances at Moscow gates. In 1048 Hideki Tojo and six others were sentenced to death by hanging for waging aggressive warfare and atrocities against the Allies.
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Moscow
Hideki Tojo
Puzzle of Pseudonyms and Tiny Creatures
Benjamin Franklin used the Poor Richard pseudonym. Farl K Long is mentioned. An English novelist of Pride and Prejudice is Jane Austen. The tuft above a horse’s hoof is a frog. The movement of a tiny bug inside is a microbe or worm.
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Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Farl K
Trust trustees and counsel face scrutiny in Central States case
A critical review asserts trustees and counsel profited from the Central States reorganizations while shareholders lost value. It claims 153,000 investors would be better off and outlines fees sought by trustees and a former SEC lawyer totaling about 1 million dollars plus additional claims by other committees.
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Central
SEC
Central States Electric
Carl J. Austrian
Franklin D Roosevelt
N. Y
Robert G. Butcher
Richmond
U.S
George Rosier
Rosier
Central States
Blue Ridge
American Cities
Ances States
Cen
Louis E. Kilmarx
Buried at Sea Alma Denny Describes a Sweater
Alma Denny explains a sweater as a garment worn by a child when its mother feels chilly, a quaint description tied to the sea burial context.
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Alma Denny
Aid to Europe to Be Big Question in 1952 Races
United Press analysis examines how U S aid to Britain France and Italy shapes 1952 campaigns Churchill presses for equal partnership arguing bases and atomic capabilities. opponents compare foreign aid to an insurance policy and warn Britain can defend itself with American support.
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United Press
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France
Italy
Uncle Sam
Winston Churchill
America
East Anglia
Russia
Alllies
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Petrograd
Fast Anglia
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Japan
Jes
Air Force Drops Dress Gloves Purchase Plan
Air Force officials told Senator Lyndon B. Johnson there is no military need for 1.5 million gray cotton dress gloves. Finletter wrote there is no justification for continuing the contract and that no termination costs will be involved. The issue arose after a reassessment and questions from Senator Irvin M. Johnson about the gloves’ necessity and pricing.
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Air Force
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas Democrat
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Johnson
Thomas K. Finletter
Fin
Finletter
Irvin M
R-Ny
Talmadge backs Russell for 1952 presidential bid
Governor Talmadge of Georgia says he will boost Len Russell for the Democratic nomination if his name is offered at the national convention. He claims Southern governors at the Southern Governors Conference support Russell and that a Russell sweep could carry the South and attract other states.
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Hot Springs
Ana Herman Talmadge
Joey
Te Tere
Russell
Oat Seah
Talmadge
Len Russell
Truman
Smadge
Cantata Peace Premiered by Baton Rouge Choirs
Lamar Stringe Prize composer Le ehareh Lane directs a 26 member crowd for a Christmas cantata Peace at First Presbyterian Church in Baton Rouge. The work, set in a minor key with atomic age themes, uses lyrics by Marion Sims and is performed by Buncombe infant native and Louisiana State University Symphony Orchestra.
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Lamar
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Buncombe
First Presbyterian Church
Leehareh
Lane Chancel
Louisiana State University Symphony Orchestra
Marion Sims
Goody's Pain Reliever Ad Promises Quick Relief
The ad touts Goody's as an extra quick pain reliever for headaches muscular aches and colds. It claims physicians recommend it daily and emphasizes ease of use and availability. Prices are listed as 5 cents for two powders or 25 cents for a 12 powder package, urging customers to skip alternatives.
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Goody's
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