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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

8

Handling Grain Storage Tips For North Carolina Growers

Extension specialists at State College urge growers to delay harvest of wheat oats and barley until grain is dead ripe and to avoid damp conditions during storage. Use strong, tight structures with metal shields, remove flammable materials, prevent livestock contact, and fumigate with safe agents. Burley tobacco allotments for 1951 are about 12 percent higher than in 1950.

North Carolina State College Asheville N.C Blue Ridge Parkway Great ‘Smoky Mountains

Cpl Henry Bolds Artillery Unit Harasses Reds In Korea

Cpl Henry M Bolds of Asheville daughter Lola Bolds serves with the 7th Field Artillery Battalion in the 1st Cavalry Division in Korea. The unit uses 105 mm cannons for supporting fire, delivering heavy shelling that impedes Chinese forces and aids UN troops. The battalion has fired thousands of shells in a 24 hour period and once endured a 64 hour rush to prevent an encirclement.

Cpl Henry Bolds Korea 1St Cavalry Division U. S. Army Kings Mountain Henry M. Bolds Lola Bolds South Railroad Avenue 7Th Field Artillery Battalion Bucan Cpl. Bolds United Nations Ces 77Th

Outbreak of dove disease reported across states

An outbreak of a parasitic disease called Trichomoniasis in doves has been reported in Alas and reached North Carolina. Clyde P. Patton, Executive Director of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, said birds cannot fly. Wildlife protectors have been alerted to collect infected or dead doves, pack them on dry ice, and ship to the Raleigh office for examination. Sportsmen are asked to send sick or dead doves to Raleigh.

North Carolina Clyde P. Patton Wildlife Protectors of Hire Commission Raleigh

OPS Rules Survey By Region IV Merchants

On May 28 1951 Region IV District Offices across Ivana North Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia sent reps to field locations to assess price stabilization regulation availability. OPS specialists launched a week long survey to distribute forms regulations and guidance to merchants bankers chambers and clerks with local offices and associations.

Ie Region Ivana j—Virginis Nor Carolina West Virginisland Combia OPS Chambers of Commerce Region IV Monay Julian A. Price Kings Mountain Kings Mountain Mercehaice Assocation

Garden Time: cabbage stalks and pest control tips

Robert Schmidt notes that planting cabbage seed outdoors too early can cause flower stalks and poor heads. He cites dates for eastern North Carolina and the Piedmont, mentions poor seed strains like Copenhagen Market, and favors Early Jersey Wakefield and Charleston Wakefield. Insects are discussed. rotenone dust, Cryolites, and DDT are advised for beetles, worms, and leaf hoppers, with caution on poison after pod set.

Robert Schmidt North Carolina Piedmont Copenhagen Market Jersey Wakefield Charleston Ferry

Pvt Arrowood Trains In Korea With Buffaloes Unit

Pvt Charles F Arrowood of Route 3 Kings Mountain NC has completed combat training with the 17th Infantry Regiment The Buffaloes in Korea His unit fought in two amphibious landings and spearheaded the UN advance to the Manchurian border They helped seize the eastern end of the Hwachon Reservoir during Operations Rug Bed Prior to service Arrowood worked for the City of York SC and is the son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Arrowood A brief note adds a statistic on North Carolina poultry markets with 25 raisin broilers sold last year and a projection for 1951

Lewis Arrowood Box Kings Mountain North Carolina 17Th Infantry Regiment The Buffaloes Arrowood United U Nion Hwachon Reservoir North Korea City of York South Carolina

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