Giant Tomb In Coal Mine To Be Opened
West Virginia mine Mountaineer No 9 at Farmington, sealed nine months ago with 78 men inside, will reopen weather permitting. Govts safety experts warn of methane explosion risk. work may take days before fresh air is circulated and the eastern half is explored. The process could take months to recover bodies. The USS North Carolina once could reach 27 knots in World War I service.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington
West Virginia
Mountaineer
James Westfield
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines
North Carolina
Near Misses and Fatal Crashes Plague Airline Jets
A Washington report outlines how jetliners face frequent near misses with small private planes. It notes 309 near misses last year, three fatal jet crashes tied to private craft, and calls for better radio position reporting near urban airports.
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Washington
Atmost
Allegheny Airlines
Indianapolis
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Acci
American Airlines
Chicago
O’hare
I Dayton
TWA
Vitamin K origin and dental of Danish science in 1930s
The piece explains why Vitamin K is named and its role in blood coagulation. It notes the Danish isolation of the vitamin, its necessity for clotting in newborns, and that adults rarely need extra supplements. It advertises ARTHUR'S PHARMACY at 1248 South Main Street with hours and phone number.
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Arthur
MACY
South Main Sands
Arthur's
Two Charlotte Residents Die In Air Crash
Two Charlotte residents perished among 82 aboard a plane that crashed in Indianapolis. The victims include Christian Anderson daughter of former NC State basketball coach Carl H. Anderson and Henry Shaw. Anderson, a Raleigh high school graduate and UNC Greensboro alumna, was traveling from Frankfort, Indiana to visit her grandmother, a close friend said.
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Charlotte
Indianapolis
Miss Christian
Chris) Anderson
North Carolina States University
Carl H. (Butler) Anderson
Supreme Court Hears Appeal Over Marie Hills Death Case
North Carolina Supreme Court weighs whether Marie Hill, 12, the youngest female sentenced to death in state history, can avoid execution. Lawyers argue age and the governor may hold clemency power as the case back stories of confession and prior crimes unfold during the appeal. The trial court conviction hung on a long confession while defense cites age and evolving standards. The governor’s clemency power could determine Hill’s fate if the court upholds or overturns the death sentence.
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Raleigh
Marie Hil
Bob Scott
North, Carolina
W. E. E. Strum
Kenneth Ment
Pan- Brown
University of North Carolina At
Ralph Moody
Hill
Constitution
Uty
Strum
Miss Hill
Emor
Beverly Cover
Lake
Moody
Seesaw Eau Ek Wee
Edgecombe County
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James R. Polk
Dayton
Ohio
Trans ‘World Airlines
Secretary of the Navy
Piedmont
Joe Bland
Henry Shaw
Supreme Court
Marie Hill
Richard Daw
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Enterprise
Enterprise
N.C
P.O
High Point
Circulation Department
Indian Head Head Hosiery CO
Indian Head Tribe
West Point Avenue
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