Mailmen Versus Dogs and Refugees in Post News
The article notes 5 880 postmen bitten last year with 75 percent needing medical care and 10 percent laid off briefly. It discusses dog bite prevention through clothing and ordinances requiring dogs to be enclosed on premises. It also surveys refugees returning to the Iron Curtain from West Germany, many for years in camps or crowded housing, some facing jail upon repatriation.
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Post Office Department
Sacramento
Calif
South Germany
Soviet Union
Germany
West Germany
Lowance
Russia
United States
New 20 mm Guns Debut For Air Force Fighters At Eglin
At Eglin Field Florida the Air Force demonstrated new 20 mm weapons for fighters and fighter bombers including gas operated and electrically fired models. The electrically fired gun may take longer to deploy but promises far higher shell output, with about 300 shells in the same short burst. Demonstrations showed nose-mounted installation and rapid, accurate fire signaling a stronger punch in future conflicts.
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Air Force
Eglin Field
Florida
U.S
Korea
Farm and Home Week events at State College dates listed
North Carolina State College hosts Farm and Home Week starting Tuesday morning June 5 with registration by 6 p.m. Monday June 4 at Reynolds Coliseum. Topics include forage crops, pruning, beef cattle feeding, poultry, soil and disease topics plus evening addresses by P. D. Saunders and others. A separate Farm Bureau Training School runs June 7 to 9 at Carolina Beach with leadership topics. A forage and livestock field day is set for June 12 at the Upper Mountain Research Station in Laurel Springs with demonstrations on grazing, breeding, alfalfa, and new plants. lunch is provided.
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State College
William Neal Reynolds Coliseum
P. D. Saunders
Southern Planter
Surry County
Teachers of Agriculture
Soil Conservationists
Farmers Home Administration
County
Farm and Home Agents
Dobson
Farm Bureau
North Carolina
Carolina Beach
R. Flake Shaw
The
North
Upper Mountain Research Station
Laurel Springs
L. Y. Ballentine
H. A. Stewart
Lemuel Goode
E. R. Barrick
Animal
Agricultural Engineering Department
Dana Tugman
State and Federal Taxes Under Review Amid Rising Expenditures
The Tax Foundation notes over half of the 48 states are conducting thorough tax studies to assess adequacy for growing expenditures. States with low taxes may raise rates, potentially helping curb inflation and influencing views on a federal tax cut.
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The
Tax Foundation
Answers from a Fragmented History Quiz
A garbled OCR fragment lists items with dates and names such as June 5 and May 16 1048 amid scattered phrases. It mentions Secretary George M Marshall at Harvard, a four ship meet in a Mexican independence context, and references to John Hancock and Dutch Guiana.
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Mexico
Quotes on man from ancient authors and Ecclesiastes
A compact excerpt contrasts humans with nature, citing Homer Aristotelian lines and Ecclesiastes. It notes man as both noble and flawed, reflecting on law, justice, and humanity. The text presents timeless reflections without a single narrative event or source attribution beyond the quotes.
Knowledge Check on History and Geography Basics
Answers cover the Marsal Plan proposal date Great Britain ceded her Palestine mandate year whether Texas had a Navy the phrase ad hoc its meaning the signers of the Declaration of Independence notable signature age of the U S Coast Guard another name for Surinam and the body of water near Sevastopol
Notable World Leaders Speak On Peace and Power
Dr Thomas Dehler calls reunification first with unity and then Europe. Ernest Jones links juvenile delinquency cure to a happy marriage. Akhbar el Yom urges Middle East solutions by locals. Alberto Martin Artajo jokes on punctuality. Paul Hoffman cites Kremlin aims as world conquest. Leslie Groves warns of Russia’s atomic stockpile. William O Douglas warns against Israel’s destruction. Julia Meade claims TV shapes women’s clothing consciousness.
Legion plans for July 4 parade and local golf notes
A American Legion committee led by R E Law rence Rev M F Booe Rev J L Sprinkle and George K Snow visited Winston Salem to invite the Legion band to perform at the July 4 celebration. The week saw a Mount Airy Country Club golf contest with 46 holes of medal play over four weeks and last week L M Lamm won the President's Cup in a foursome. Also notes on county road funding and upcoming local moves and engagements including Miss Hallie Stanton and Earl Q Benbow's Greensboro wedding set for June 18 at College Place Methodist Church.
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Themerican Legion
R. E. Lawrence
M. F. Booe
J. L. Sprinkle
George K. Snow
Winton-Salem
Legion Band
Mount Airy Country Club
Blue Ridge Clothing Company
L. M. Lamm
Llewellyn
J. G. Harrison
J. W. McFall
Guy Sparger
George D. Underwood
Holland
Thamar EB. Kiger
Electricai Engineering
State College
Raleigh
Dear Louisa column on advice and family conflict
A reader asks about giving advice to her daughter and whether to stay quiet living with relatives. Louisa advises restraint when living in another's home and notes that advice can be unwelcome and should be asked for before offering. A second letter questions a daughter babysitting strangers and Louisa agrees it is unsafe and not to permit it without full trust.
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Granny
N. C
Louisa
Dog Saves Baby Found Buried on Italian Beach
A dog located a 10 month old baby boy buried by his mother in a foot-deep beach hole in Piumicina Italy. Two hunters followed the dog to the scene and found parts of the baby's head and a hand exposed as the dog cleared sand. Emergency care restored the child. The mother said she did it because she had nothing to give him.
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Piumicina
Italy
Silent Brothers of Omaha Inheritances Divided by Silence
Two Omaha brothers shared a home for twelve years without speaking. Dr Frank C Karlovsky contested the will of his deceased lawyer brother James W who left him one dollar and $6000 estate rent to cousin Emma Kaleik. Emma had moved in with the brothers in 1948 and their quiet dispute came to light in court.
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Omaha, Nebr
Omaha
Frank C. Karlovsky
James W
James
Emma Kaleik
Emma
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