Jury List Drawn For Superior Court Term
The jury list for Superior Court beginning August 11 is listed with names from Roanoke Rapids Enfield Weldon and other towns. The first week includes John N Buck L J Allen Eugene R Pearson BR L Wrenn and many others. The second week features T J Canipe HM Waters A W Hale Clyde Etheridge Walker Campbell J E Acree Robert Billups and more.
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Superior Court
John N. Buck
Roanoke Rapids
L. J. Allen
Enfield
Eugene R. Pearson
BR. L. Wrenn
Weldon
Roy G Fin
MW Carteredge
Scotland Neck
Herman L. Buck
EF. W. O'Neal
L. C. Matthews
JW. ‘Bryan
Palmyra
Oscar Love
Joseph Wynne
Hugh Z. Bug
J. W. Johson
Irvin K. Weeks
Roseneath
H.T. Jones
Paul K. Birdsong
Halifax
Morton Farber
Jimmie Wright
T. D. Lawrenc
William Jennings Kilpatrick
R. C. Hardy
Ernest F. Philips
C. M
T. J. Canipe
HM. Waters
A. W. Hale
Faucetts
Clyde Etheridge
Walker Campbell
J. E. Acree
Robert Billups
J. Cecil Bright
W. C. Myrick, Jr
Littleton
W. A. Basnight
Frank P. Breddy
John 3. Cooper
D. E
Eisenhower To Head Farm and Home Week Speaker List
Dwight D. Eisenhower is slated to address the 40th Farm and Home Week at Ridicke Stadium on the State College campus. The Texas born Kansan, famed as Soldier of Democracy, will speak to farmers and homemakers August 28 as part of the annual event sponsored by the State College Agricultural Extension Service and allied groups. Jacob M. Pickler will introduce him. The week runs August 25-29.
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Wigat
North Carolina
Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Farmers’ Convention
State College
Jacob M. Pickler
New London
Lawmakers Clash Over School Lunch Funding
Cooley and Folger argued for continued support of school lunches during debate on education appropriations. The House rejected a 75 million dollar figure by a 14 vote margin, with claims the state should bear growing costs and eventually absorb the program.
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Cooley
John TJ
House
Coney
Folger
Card of Thanks From W T Outland Family
Card of thanks expresses appreciation to neighbors who contributed a wreath. W T Outland and family thank friends for support. Mr and Mrs have returned from Ridgecrest and Tennessee. Mrs A D week at Ocean View with relatives. Waters spent last time.
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Toanois Rapids
Maxie Baird
Brunswick
Baird
EB. Bellamy
Detroit
Mich
A. D. Waters
Margaret Anne Ingram
Greensboro
Jean Myrick
Norfolks
W. T. Outland and
Mei
Ridgecrest
Tenn
A.D
Ocean View
Waters
Gen Littlejohn Opens War Surplus Sales in the Southeast
Gen Robert M. Littlejohn, head of War Assets Administration, reported a year of progress in selling war surplus. In six Southeastern states 151 major plants sold, 187.48 million SAL value. 22 Customer Service Centers aid veterans and businesses with low-cost equipment and project support nationwide.
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Robert M. Littlejohn
U. & Treas
Atlanta
Wallane
Avantayim
Alainia
Georia
Florida
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
War Assets Administration
Tory
Tere
Aite
General Littlejohn
Soir Sur
Saidroperty Division
PF. L. McGinnnis
Wallace
Mae
Identification Cards Required to Sell Tobacco
The article discusses identification cards for tobacco growers to join a cooperative, qualify for loans, and place tobacco in the corporation. It notes members must show stock evidence or purchase shares to be eligible, highlights loss of prior cards, and urges growers to secure identification and contact officials to arrange cards and loans.
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Tohuengheawers
We Cay Nas
Virginia
LT. Weed
Ame
Weeks
N.C
Mnekutin
Wba Aus
Gible
Toba
Worehonsemien
Vorporation
Duke Plans Library Extension on West Campus
University officials reveal an advance plan to extend the West Campus library building. The project adds 5000 volumes of stack space, reading rooms, and work areas funded by a donor who requested anonymity. Construction could start this year with completion by 1948 to align with United Nations reports.
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Wu Wrune
Durham Predicts No Fall Session of Congress
Durham predicts there will be no special session of Congress this fall due to no changes in the European situation. He believes the European situation will crystallize after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Mayeree
Europe
June Employment Surge Reported by NCSES
Local NCSES notes a June rise in job openings as employers gain access to a larger pool of job seekers. Elton C. Parker urges employers to list openings with the local office so qualified workers can be referred. Market trends show staffing improving since the year's start, with 100+ people finding work in June and 225 still seeking positions.
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NCSES
Elton C. Parker
N.C
NCSI
Me Parker
Northarolina
Serce
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