Raleigh Boy Faces 68th Blood Transfusion Challenge
Andrew Saparilas, a Greek descent nine year old from Raleigh, is set for his 60th transfusion for erythroblastic anemia. Doctors note he has relied on blood donations since infancy, receiving about 15 quarts over six years, with infusions now every three months to sustain growth and health.
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Church Choir Leaders Meet Dr. Smith Festival of Music
Da HF Augustine Smith arrives Friday to conduct the Festival of Music and Pageantry. All church choir singers and leaders are urged to gather at the First Methodist Protestant church Friday night at 5 30 for an opening session featuring a picture display and communal singing.
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Post Office Reports Enormous Yearly Mail Volume
The post office department estimates over 80 million pieces of mail were processed in the year, totaling more than 500000 pounds in weight.
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Bats near San Antonio Consume 600 Tons Insect Prey Yearly
A colony of bats in a cave near San Antonio, Texas, devours about 600 tons of live insects each year, reducing pest populations in surrounding farmland and forests.
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San Antonio
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Bayer Aspirin Promises Fast Relief and Genuine Quality
An advertisement claims Bayer Aspirin dissolves quickly to relieve neuritis pains. It emphasizes the Bayer cross logo and suggests millions prefer Bayer Aspirin over aspirin alone, promising rapid relief for headaches neuralgia and neuritis.
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Convicts Harvest Bumper 2000 Acre Roanoke Flood Corn Crop
At Caledonia Prison Farm in Raleigh 2000 acres flooded by the Roanoke River yielded a corn crop averaging 50 bushels per acre with over 100000 bushels total. About 200 additional prisoners helped harvest and move the grain to high ground to guard against possible floods this fall or winter.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Caledonia
Roanoke
Charles Creech
Creech
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Exiled Seminoles to Oklahoma and Florida Band Lives On
After the last Seminole War most Indians were sent to Oklahoma by the U.S. government. A number escaped into the Everglades of Florida where descendants of the band live today.
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Oklahoma
U.S
Everglades
Florida
Natural bridge formed by petrified tree in Northeastern Arizona
A natural bridge in Northeastern Arizona is created by a petrified tree, presenting a striking geological feature in the region. The formation highlights ancient forest material preserved through mineral replacement and erosion.
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Arizona
Quail Hunters Urged to Wait for Season Opening
Raleigh reports North Carolina game protectors will crack down on preopening quail shoots. Commissioner J D Chalk warns illegal early hunts hurt law abiding sportsmen and immature quail, urging hunters to report violators. Dove season closed Oct 1 and reopens Nov 20, the first day of quail rabbit and wild turkey hunting.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J. D. Chalk
State Game and Inland Fisheries Commissioner
Chalk
Fleet-footed maiden and other clues puzzle set
A large list of crossword like clues with numbers and words ranging from 12 to 63, including terms such as Onager, Mountain, Almonds, Fish eggs, North America, Lair, and Copperplate style phrases. appears as a cryptic or crossword puzzle reference page fragment with various definitions and wordplay hints.
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Republicans Target Negro Voters In Raleigh Governor Race
In Raleigh the GOP works to mobilize the Black vote for William Grissom in the governor race, focusing on wards with large Black populations. While many educated Black voters stay aligned with Democrats, a younger radical segment connects with national civil rights groups, complicating the local balance.
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Local leaders discuss shifting allegiance among black voters
Political observers say some Negro leaders switch parties to gain advantage, a pattern noted by informed leaders who assess which group will secure the most gains.
U S Fur Trade Noted For Rarity and Cost
The United States leads in fur producing nations, with fur bearing animals valued highly. The article compares international efforts and notes U S methods produce rarer pelts that command top prices.
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