Royal Couple Will Tour a Modern Canada in 1951
NEA special correspondent James Montagnes outlines Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s Octo ber North American tour. They will cover 10000 miles in five weeks, visiting Atlantic to Pacific coasts and Washington. The trip shows Canada’s shift from 1938 to 1951 with immigration growth, industrial expansion, new railroads, and expanded veterans hospitals. They will see cities, forests, mines, and the changing northern frontier, including Edmonton, Kapuskasing, Montreal, Calgary, Vancouver Island, and the Maritime Provinces, ending with Newfoundland. They travel by ocean liner, trains, air, and naval ships, with stops at ranches, mills, and military bases.
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James Montagnes
NEA
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Canada
Elizabeth
King George
Queen Elizabeth
North America
Prince Philip
Atlantic
Pacific
Washington
Philip
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Manitoba
Ontario
Kapuskasing
Edmonton
Winnipee
Montreal
Pney
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St. Lawrence River
Pacific Coast
Atomic Energy
Chalk River
Ottawa
Niagara
Falls
Canadian Rockies
Royal Canadian
Notice to creditors and debtors in Huffman estate case
The undersigned administrator of Lula V. Huffman deceased Guilford County asks all claimants to present claims by September 15 1952 and all debtors to pay promptly. This 10th day of September 1951. D F Huffman Administrator J W Morgan Attorney.
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Lula V. Huffman
Guilford County
D. F. Huffman
J. W. Morgan
Notice of Administration of Esthy E. Kearns Estate
The undersigned qualified as administrators of the estate of Esthy E. Kearns. All persons with claims must present proof within one year from the first publication. Notices dated August 30, 1951. Administrators B. Finch Kearns and Fletcher D. Kearns, both of High Point, North Carolina. Attorney J. Allen Austin, High Point.
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Esthy E. Kearns
B. Finch Kearns
Asheboro Road
High Point
N.C
Fletcher D. Kearns
Gatewood
Aventue
Hish Point
Alien Austin
Turpentine Drippings and Kentucky Corn
A humorous collage of snippets on curiosity and recipes, including a tale of a hysterial wife attempting to remove a cat while interacting with her husband, a Kentucky corn liquor quip by Irvin S. Cobb, and a minister praised for two sermons weekly with a teen son joking that the material is the same sermon spoken in a different voice each week.
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Bor
Sam Ragan
News & Observer
Irvin S. Cobb
Smithfield Herald
Pappy to the Rescue in Temple Desk Aid
Saranna Brashear received a new desk replacing an improvised apple crate setup in first grade class at Temple Texas. The rush relief came from American Desk Manufacturing Co led by A. P. Brashear Jr., Saranna’s father, after officials scrambled to provide proper furniture.
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Temple
Tex
Saranna Brashear
American Desk Manufacturing Co
A. P. Brashear Jr
Saranna
No successful use of the general income tax before Civil War
Britannica states that the United States did not implement any successful use of a general income tax prior to the Civil War, noting the policy's absence in earlier fiscal practices.
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U. S
Encyclopedia
Britannica
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