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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
4
A fragmented report mentions a surplus cotton plan for North Carolina farmers. It notes farmers will be paid 10 cents a pound on normal yield, with stamps usable for purchases of cotton goods made in the United States. The article hints at a broader shift toward domestic cotton use and potential market strength this year.
An editorial surveys varying state controls on press and literature abroad. It notes Spain bars foreigners from executive roles with news agencies to ensure exclusive service, Japan censors books via a government committee, and Italy influences censorship. It cites Princeton Library listing banned Europe titles and contrasts with U.S. lack of restrictions on book sales advocating controversial ideas.
A couple named Haywood and Lynch wed as a fire siren blared beside the church. Onlookers and guests, including Dot and Scotty Etheridge, watched the fire department arrive as the ceremony concluded, while readers share local opinions and community notes on streets, schools, and public life in Kings Mountain.
The text recalls that engaging with prize winning essays and signing the Declaration of Independence marked a bold pledge to separate from England. It notes the signers risked ruin or death, paying a high price for America’s founding. It ends reflecting on the lessons for boys and girls learning this history.
A fragmented reminiscence of Leslie Howard Ingrid Bergman and Intermezzo scenes. The narrative sketches backstage whispers, family tensions, and gratitude for a performance, highlighting Holger and Ann Marie’s bond amid Eric’s disapproval and Margit Brandt’s return.
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