North Carolina fish industry promoted at conservation congress
At the Conservation Congress in Raleigh Clayton Fulcher Jr. urged better statewide advertising for NC seafood as the new North Carolina Fisheries Association forms to boost the Tar Heel fish business. Gov. Scott, via statement, underscored water conservation needs for future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Conservation Congress
North Carolina
Clayton Fulcher Jr
Clayton Fulcher Seafood Co
Atlantic
Congress
North Carolina Fisheries Association
Fulcher
State Department of Conservation and Development
Clyde P. Patton
Wildlife Resources Commission
Patton
Harden. F. Taylor
New York City
Survey of Marine Fisheries of
Co. D. Kilpatrick
Morehead City
C & D Department
Commercial Fisheries Division
Scott
Southern Governors Conference
New Orleans
Judge berates bank over low salary in embezzlement case
Federal Judge Frank L. Kloeb reproached First National Bank of North Baltimore Ohio officials for the cashier’s embezzlement of 7500 dollars. He said the bank should have been indicted for paying too little salary and deferred sentencing of George W Spensler 53 who had worked 32 years. Spensler left with freedom while the bank’s leaders faced scorn.
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Toledo, O
Llp
First National Bank of
North Baltimore
Ohio
Frank L. Kloeb
Kloeb
George W. Spensler
Spensler
Scrooge
Charles Dickens
Similar Names Complicate Birth At Nassau Hospital
In Mineola Nassau Hospital two Mrs Donohues from Westbury gave birth to sons named Thomas on Monday. Mrs Margaret Mary 37 and Mrs Margaret Joyce Donohue 23 shared a room and were attended by the same doctor. Phone calls and gifts were getting tangled as the two mothers learned they were strangers who shared a name.
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Mineola
N. Y
Nassau Hospital
Margaret Mary
Margaret Joyce Donohue
Thomas
Donohues
Westbury
Judge Impounds New York Automobiles
Chief state John M. Murtagh led a patrol that seized 34 cars from New York streets placing them in the city pound. Owners will not recover vehicles until they bid off outstanding traffic tickets and pay hauling charges.
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New York
Strate
John M. Murtagh
Scofflaws
Rain Lifts Midwestern Crops Saving Millions, Weather Shifts
Rain soaked farm lands across the Midwest, with experts saying the moisture saves farmers and city residents millions. Forecasters predict more showers from the Central Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes as rivers rise, while a separate storm brings a four foot blizzard and a missing hunter near Stoneman Lake.
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United Press
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Clyde Spray
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Plains
Arizona
Charlie Sparks
Phoenix
Ariz
Stoneman Lake
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Modern Tale From the Arabian Nights Comes to Light in a Western Court
Leroy Croom, a 23 year old Air Force service member born in Wilmington, seeks to adopt the Mohammedan name Mustapha Barbassar Balutcha to claim an inheritance from his father. He attributes his lineage to a Pakistani Balutca family and says Islamic law requires him to convert to Islam to receive property. The case, filed with New Hanover County Clerk Foster Edwards, centers on cross continental ties spanning 23 years.
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Wilmington
N. C
Mustapha Barbassar Balutcha
New Hanover County
Foster Edwards
Leroy Croom
Croom
Registrar of Deeds’ Office
Valdosta
Moody Air Force Base
Far East
India
Balutcas
Balutca
California church does not object to KKK building move
The Rev. Ralph I. Salzman of the Assembly of God Church says his church has no objection to relocating into a building in San Pedro that was occupied by the Ku Klux Klan 28 years ago. He notes the former site used to be a mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Calif
Ralph I. Salzman
Assembly of God Church
Ku Klux Klan
Sir Walter TV Firm Buys Raleigh Radio Station WNAC
The Sir Walter Television and Broadcasting Co buys WNAC from News and Observer Publishing Co. FCC approval required. Sir Walter will run TV and radio from WNAO Studios Raleigh with WNAC towers transmitter and building purchased. News and Observer holds minority stock. operation to begin early next year.
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Raleigh
Sir Walter Television and Broadcasting Co
WNAC
The
News and Observer Publishing Co
Federal Communications Commission
Sir Walter Company
FCC
WNAO
News and Observer
Sir Walter
Ra&leigh
John W. English
Erie
New Company
James R. McBrier
James V. Donavan
Brooklyn
N. Y
John J. Boland
Buffalo
WPTF
WRAL
Accidents Lead Disease In Youth Fatalities
New York report by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co notes accidents kill about 6,000 children aged five to 14 yearly in the United States. Accidents now cause one third of elementary-age deaths, up from one fifth 15 years ago, while disease mortality fell more.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
United States
Wake Up To More Comfort With Doan's Pills Ad
An old health ad warns that backache headaches and dizziness may stem from slow kidney function. It promotes Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic used by millions for over 100 years to ease discomfort and flush waste from kidney tubes and filters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Beware of 1953 Prophecies Promised Free 64 Page Book
A mysterious figure in Los Angeles offering a free 64 page book on world prophecies and mind power claims. The notices urge immediate action, promise a forthcoming crisis, and directs readers to send name and address to the Institute of Mental Physics in Los Angeles for a no obligation free copy.
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Los Angeles
Voice of Two Worlds
Tibet
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
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Arkansas
Erman Henry
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Ark
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Palmdale
St. Sandberg
Kratka Ridge
Mt. Waterman
Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Larami
Wyo
Laredo
Tex
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Kentucky
Lawrence Wetherby
Robert Kennon
Louisiana
Fuller Warren
Florida
W. Kerr Scott
Hugh White
Mississippi
Gordon Persons
Alabama
Theodore Mckheldin
Maryland
West Pakistan
Goody’s
Ea Rai Eye
Bill
Frye
High Point
Pet
TV Company
News, Observer
Pep
RAA
James
Smart
SOA
Podge
Horace G. Ilderton, Inc
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