Coker Defends New Flue-Cured Tobacco Varieties
Two Coker Pedigreed Seed Co. officials defend new flue-cured tobacco varieties 139 and 140 against criticism. They claim the releases boosted yields and income for growers and faced no discrimination from manufacturers who buy by grade, not variety.
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Raleigh
Coker Pedigreed Seed Co
Hartsville
D.C
Robert R. Coker
Anag
Hoyt Zeers
Ome
Rogers and
Coker
United States
Rogers
Doctors warn of intestinal ailment tied to laxative abuse
Boston doctors were advised to watch for an intestinal ailment linked with the abuse of certain laxatives, urging vigilance to prevent Severe complications and urge early detection.
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Boston
Lexington golf course lease recommended by city panel
The Lexington golf course and clubhouse should be leased to a private party, the city golf commission urged in a recommendation sent to Mayor Ed Cathell and the Board of City Commissioners. The document cites ongoing losses and a lack of corrective prospects, noting 1934 55 fiscal year revenue of 11808 with a 15014 81 expense and a 4006 81 deficit, and a 2530 75 first quarter deficit blamed on new equipment costs. Mayor Cathell had not decided on a special meeting, with the next City Board meeting set for December 12.
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Lexington
Lexington Municipal
Ed Cathell
Board of City Commissioners
B. C. Young Jr
Golf Commission
Cathell
Cultural Societies Meet in Raleigh for Annual Sessions
In Raleigh a joint opening will begin the annual sessions of eight North Carolina cultural societies. The three day meetings end Saturday morning with a breakfast hosted by the Society of Mayflower Descendants in North Carolina. Awards will be given for art literature history and historic preservation.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State Art Society
North Carolina
Society of Mayflower Descendants
North Carolina Folklore Society
The
State Literary and Historical Assn
North Carolina Society For the Preservation of Antiquities
North Carolina Society of County and
Nearest relatives of the beautiful birds of paradise
A brief note identifies the closest relatives of the birds of paradise as the plain crows in a concise zoological observation.
Man Charged In Two Fiery Deaths
Lt. Walter R. Davis of Stallings Air Force Base faces drunk driving reckless driving and manslaughter charges after a Saturday night crash on the airport road near Stallings Base. Marjory Jenkins King 27 and Glendale Jackson 25 of Kinston were killed. Davis was uninjured except for minor injuries and held on 1500 bond.
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Kinston
N.C
Stallings Air Force Base
S. H. Newman
Walter R. Davis
Marjory Jenkins King
Rt. 5
Glendale Jackson
Newman
Sean
Davis
Indian Paper Criticizes Bomb Announcement
The Hindustan Standard criticizes Khrushchev and Bulganin for using an Indian platform to announce the Soviet hydrogen bomb test in Bangalore. It notes the visit extends to Kashmir while reporting internal disagreement on the bomb’s stated strength.
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New Delhi
India
Hindustan Standard
Russia
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Bangalore
The
Standard
Calcutta
Khrushchev
Ootacamund
South India
Bulgania
Kashmir
Anhancement
Moscow
The Perfect Gift in Revised Standard Bible
A Christmas pitch for RSV Bible by Thomas Nelson & Sons. It touts the RSV as clearer than the King James due to older manuscripts, highlighting its accuracy and contemporary language.
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RSVB
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