Twin City Runaway Returned to School
Winston-Salem dispatch reports 11 year old Ervin Hector Munford who ran away from home August 20 to avoid returning to school. Police located him in Greensboro and returned him to his parents while vacation ended. Magnesium sulphate notes and Epsom salts mentioned in passing.
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Winston-Salem
Ervin Hector Munford
Greensboro
Cleanliness and Carefulness Two Rules for Lovely Skin
Practical guide from 1951 on skin care emphasizes cleansing as the core of beauty. It covers soap use, cleansing creams, and routines for oily skins, plus gentle toning and the role of diet in maintaining clear skin.
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High Point
N. C
Stassen Describes Balloon Freedom Success in Asheville
Harold E. Stassen, candidate for 1948 GOP nomination and then president of the University of Pennsylvania, told Asheville listeners that Freedom balloons released into Czechoslovakia have proven effective. He cited reports from the satellite nation confirming impact and described the Europe operation at the Crusade for Freedom Drive kick-off dinner.
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Asheville
N. C
Harold E. Stassen
Czechoslovakia
Stassen
Republian
U. S
University of Pennsylvania
Free World
Radio Free Europe
North Carolina
Crusade For Freedom
National Crusade
Bridge party gossip sparks restless husband’s day
An American husband home mid day is fed caffeine tablets by his wife as a bridge party in progress devolves into a noisy, gossip filled debate on money, marriage and honesty. The piece mocks bridal chatter and ends with a quip about birds and reptiles.
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New York
Marrage
Durham Fight Over Goldsboro Base Decision
Washington reports debate over location of a new troop carrier base in North Carolina. Senate approved use of Seymour Johnson Airport at Goldsboro for a 23.368 million base, opposed by Rep. Durham who cites Raleigh Durham field as more economical. Aids of Rep. Coaley also plan to resist Seymour Johnson selection amid a military construction bill conference.
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Washington
North Carolina
Senate
Goldsboro
Rep
Durham
Raleigh-Durham
Rep. Coaley
Seymour Johnson Field
Turkey
Senate House
Firm Offers to Give Ex-Convicts Break
MEMPHIS TENN UP Clifford Reynolds industrial relations manager Firestone Tire and Rubber Co says the firm will hire former prisoners and give them a chance for a new start. He adds they do not hold a man’s record against him but will not hire habitual criminals. Reynolds says a man who is sorry and wants to go straight will receive a break.
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Memphis
Tenn
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Clifford Reynolds
Reynolds
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