Pity the Poor Duck as You Prepare to Hunt
Albert M Day urges hunters to consider the ducks plight as waterfowl seasons run from December 8 to January 6 in North Carolina and extend to other regions. He notes 181 days of hunting exposure across North America, with vast numbers of hunters and ongoing migration routes from Canada to Central America.
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Albert M
Duck Hunter
United States
Canada
British Columbia
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
U. S
Mr. Duck
Gulf
Mexican
Caribbean
Mexico
Central America
Yucatan
Mississippi Valley
Cuba
Ding
Morehead Planetarium Cornerstone Set For Saturday
University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill to lay the two million dollar Morehead Building and Planetarium cornerstone next Saturday November 29. The event will honor donor John Motley Morehead and feature remarks by Governor Cherry and Governor Tuck with addresses from Colgate Darden and Judge Parker. Attending guests from New York will join campus ceremonies and the broadcast of the University Hour.
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Hill
University of North Carolina
Morehead
Alumni
Graham Memorial
John Motley Morehead
Zeiss
New York
Chapel Hill
Carolina Inn
Duke University
Four Acres
Duke
Durham
Tte
Norman Cocke
Charlotte
Morehead Foundation
Con
Morehead Art Gallery
The
Colgate ¥. Darden
University of Virginia
Chancellor House
Tom Eller
John J. Parker
Mother Visits Denmark After UN Journalist Speech
In Copenhagen the UN press chief Paul Wejby Johansen plans a 15 minute speech to his mother who cannot attend or know when it will occur. An interview with Niels Grunner aired in Denmark, but Johansen’s elderly mother, not hearing it, was invited to the studio to hear the recording.
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Copenhagen
United Nations
Paul Wejby Johansen
Denmark
Wejby Johansen
Danish Broadcasting System
Washington
Niels Grunner
Johansen
Inventors Offer New Can Openers Challenging Old Model
A nationwide survey for American Can Company finds 22 new opener styles were marketed and 996 households per thousand own at least one can opener, signaling a shift from the traditional wrist action model.
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New York
Faulty Vision Among Workers and Odd Facts From History
The passage notes certain jobs cause vision issues among U.S. garment workers and mentions upside down images and eye refusals in Moroccan history. It also references the word galena as a lead ore name and its use as a twins name in multiple U.S. states and Alaska.
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Alaska
Reds Plan 20 Plants To Make Prefab Homes
MOSCOW In the Russian Republic one of the sixteen Soviet republics the decision was made to set up twenty factories for the manufacture of prefabricated houses. The railway newspaper Whistle states many houses will be produced for workers.
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Reds
Moscow
Russian Republic
Soviet Union
Whistle
Adde
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Association of Conservation Education and Publicity
North Carolina
Wildlife Resources Commission
Albert M. Day
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Kleeves
Eckerd Drug
Mann Drug
Cecil's
Julian S. Hopkins
Green Street Church
First Baptist Church
Hopkins
Europe
Baptist World Alliance
Cedar Hope Chest
Mme
Seventeen
Collier’s
Lane
South Main ST
High Point
Thomasville
Asheboro
Planetarium
Nan
Rcent
W. Washington ST
Leonard
DuPont Laboratories
DuPont
North Wrenn Street
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