Miss Phoebe Still Is Going Strong At 85
Greensboro obituary feature profiles Mrs. H. H. Baughan of Dillard Georgia known as Miss Phoebe, an 85 year old osteopath and former physical culture teacher. She rode a lifelong path from the North Carolina Normal College in Greensboro to a mobile career spanning osteopathy and chiropractic practice.
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Tempe Hughes
Greensboro
Phoebe
H. H. Baughan
Dillard
Elkin
Surry Con
North Caro
Woman’s College
North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College
Pegramwens
Tother
Phoebe Pegram
J. L. M. Curry
Spain
Normal
Gastonia
H. Hughan
California Mountains
Florida Keys
Chicago
Rio Grande
School of Ostheopathy
National School of Chiropractic
Appalachian
Lime stone eagle shipped for Fed Reserve addition
A carved lime stone eagle weighing 26 tons was sent from Indiana to Boston to adorn the Federal Reserve Bank Building’s new five story addition.
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Boston
Indiana
Federal Reserve Bank
Gertrude Lawrence Dies After Illness On Broadway
New York news confirms actress Gertrude Lawrence died today in New York Hospital after yellow jaundice. Age variously reported around 51. She rose from a London child performer to Broadway star in The King and I and previously Private Lives and Lady in the Dark.
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Gertrude Lawrence
Richard Aldrich
New York Hospital
Fanny
David Holtzman
Pamela Gordon
London
Broadway
Andre Charlot
Susan
God
Europe
Lawrence
Atlantic
Weather forecaster may wield campaign power in 1952 race
Chicago dispatch notes the 1952 presidential campaign faces new weather risks as Eisenhower and Stevenson plan air and train travel. Fog delays can erase appearances in key areas, prompting pilots and managers to seek instrument landings and tight schedules.
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Cal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Eisenhowser
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Russia Builds Arctic Base Network Linking Europe and Asia
Western officials say Russia is developing a chain of Arctic bases along the Northern sea route from Murmansk to Vladivostok. They note land and air bases with rocket sites and growing industry in Siberia, supported by a large labor force and regular ice‑breaker shipping.
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Soviet Asia
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Bering Strait
Stalin
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Alaska
Murmansk
Lena
Yenisei
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Siberia
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North Pole
da Chelyushkin
Viet Asia
Glayseyomorput
A. A. Afanasyev
Avseomorpu
Russell Plans To Take Part In Campaign
Sen. Richard B. Russell of Georgia said he will take a reasonable part in the Democratic ticket campaign after Oct. 1. Sen. Robert A. Taft’s role in the Republican campaign will emerge in the coming days as he returns from a Canada trip. Both senators expect to avoid being seen as poor losers while disagreeing with some opposing campaign stands. Russell plans a Venezuela cruise and a Mayo Clinic checkup before resuming political activity. Taft has only two campaign speeches booked in Ohio on Oct. 2 and 3 for the GOP effort.
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Georgia
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Canada
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Ih Russell
Chicago
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Rochester
Minn
Venezuela
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Monroney
Oklahoma
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Stevenson
Springfield
Eisenhower
Walter George
Ohio
Charles Taft
Taft “Ton
Giants in Illinois Hopfer Captured In Jar
Ernie Niccum of Effingham captured a four inch giant grass hopper in Illinois. He imprisoned the specimen in a pint jar finding it too large for comfortable confinement.
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Effingham
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Southern
Ilinois
Ernie Niccum
Niccum
City council curfew law shelved as enforcement rests with parents
Police report from Marion Ohio notes the curfew ordinance has long been off the books with enforcement left to parents and officers stating the ordinance would not be acted on.
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Red Vessels Appear Off Danish Port
About forty large Russian trawlers were seen near Thorhavn as NATO maneuvers Approach next week draw near. Seven more trawlers at anchor near Fuglefjord seek coal due to lack of funds for harbor fees.
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James Hackett Dies After Brief Illness at 88
James Gordon Hackett longtime North Carolina official died after a brief illness in North Wilkesboro. At 88 he served as Wilkesboro mayor highway commissioner state prison board chair four years four year terms on agricultural and orthopaedic hospital boards and helped found two textile mills. He wrote on Wilkes County history and is survived by widow Mary Grimes Smith. Funeral services were held at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Wilkesboro.
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James Gordon Hackett
North Carolina
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Wilkesboro
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Wilkes County
Mary Grimes Smith
Pitt County
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Wisconsin Voters to Decide McCarthy Primary Pulse Fight
Milwaukee September 6 Wisconsin voters face a Republican primary test for Senator Joseph R McCarthy amid a bitter campaign over his Communists in government record. Leonard N Schmitt by contrast pressures the field while Democrats pick among Henry S Reuss and Thomas E Fairchild in a contest marked by intra party strife.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
U. S. Senate
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Leonard N. Schmitt
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Mcarthy
Senate
George C. Marshall
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Sparkman Sees Solid South Staying United
Sen. John J. Sparkman argued the Solid South would remain loyal in the 1956 election despite Gov. Kennon’s Louisiana defection and Eisenhower tours. He spoke in Tulsa fundraising for Oklahoma Democrats and criticized Republican support for public power programs, stressing Democratic hydro, flood control, soil conservation, and rural electrification projects. Moments referenced include Louisiana politics and historical population notes.
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John J. Sparkman
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Sparkman
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Oklahoma
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Eisenhower
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