Cooperative plan for farmers gains attention in NC
A federal farm board led educational campaign promotes cooperative marketing for tobacco farmers in North Carolina. W. S. Green directs regional meetings with NC State College extension, farm agents, and teachers, planning four county community meetings after each regional session.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Tobacco Belt
W. S. Green
Federal Farm Board
N. C. State College Extension Service
Farm Board
Green
North Carolina
T. O. Schaub
State College
Dean Schaub
Mr. Green
Whiteville
Aberdeen
G&idsboro
Twins 88 Separated Since Birth Share Striking Similarities
Athens Ga visitors Matthew and John Parker, 88, identical yet unlike in appearance, show parallel Civil War service, double marriages, children and church and Masonic ties. Born in Anderson South Carolina, they grew up apart before reuniting in Georgia where Matthew farms vegetables in Lavonia and John raises tobacco in Gainesville.
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Athens
Matthew
John Parker
John
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Oth
The
Baptist Church
Anderson
S. C
Tallulah Falls
South Carolina
Lavonia
Gainesville
T. E. Childs
Tri-State marketing plan discussed at regional meetings
County educators and agricultural board members from Warren to Beaufort will attend a Furboro session with attendees from Warren Franklin Nash Edgecombe Halifax Northampton Hertford Bertie Martin Washington and Beaufort. Durham and Winston Salem host others. The forum covers farm situation market needs outlook and lessons from the old Tri State. Dean Schaub says the farm board can assist in forming a marketing association under the act.
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County Board of Agriculture
Fperboro
Warren
Franklin
Nash
Edgecombe
Halifax
Northampton
Hertford
Bertie
Martin
Washington
Beaufort
Durham
Wake
Chatham
Caswell
Person
Orange
Vance
Granville Coun
Winston-Salem
Rockingham
Guilford
Forsyth
Stokes
Davidson
Davie
Yadkin
Surry
Tri-State Association
Dean Schaub
Farm Board
Complex ballroom drama unfolds in a small town
The scene centers on Sue and Barbara at a social gathering with Ronald and Tedd as romantic tensions simmering. Barbara hints at hidden papers in Judge Thornton's private box while Barbara wears a glittering emerald ring, signaling past connections and shifting loyalties amid party talk and nightlife.
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Ronald
Sue
Sarah
Dr. Burton
Tedd
Jean Brady
Barbara
Jack
Judge Thornton
Miss Parsons
Harry
State to add teachers where enrollments exceed needs
The state board of equalization will allot extra teachers to schools with higher than expected enrollment and pay salaries from state funds in participating counties. The allotment will be based on average attendance over the first two weeks, with about 106000 set aside for this purpose.
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LeRoy Martin
Martin
Board of Equalization
California auto association signs maintenance cost
The California Automobile Association spends forty thousand dollars annually to maintain road signs across the northern and central regions of the state.
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The
California Automobile Association
Frrorgram Corrections Read as Silent Findings
A list of noted errors in a diagram highlights a car on the wrong side of the road, missing steering wheel, absent rear wheel, a two way road sign, and a scrambled word HIGHWAY.
Activated Char Makes Water Cleaner In New Hackensack Method
Hackensack Water Company researchers announce activated char or activated carbon designed to purify water. The powder forms a carbon essence that rushes through water enhancing filtration. The method, described as modernizing charcoal filtration, centers on a pulverized carbon substance.
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Hackensack Water Company
Odor Absorbing Charoks Unveiled by Sanitary Engineer
G. R. Spalding, sanitary engineer for the company, explains a new charcoal product that spreads its effects through 1,000,000 gallons of water and absorbs bad odors and tastes.
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G. R. Spalding
Dublin Cork survey eyed for trans Atlantic dirigible base
German engineers surveyed Cork airport for a base to support a weekly Cork Lakehurst dirigible service. Zeppelins would carry 120 passengers 10 tons of mail and 46 crew with an estimated cost around 1 900 000 dollars.
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Dublin
Cork
Lakehurst
N. Y
Fox River Valley team travels by 12 passenger plane
The Fox River Valley baseball team, though in a small league, uses a 12 passenger plane to transport between different league opponents.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Fox River Valley
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