Odd War Tales and Local Color From The Home Front
Overheard at the Army Navy Relief Show recalling Pearl Harbor memories and a war era goof. A Halifax County family shares a haunted dog intruder tale and a college life influence. Maryland trivia notes raid rules, staffing strains, rationing, and a new crabcake seafood idea.
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First Cotton Blooms Report From Roanoke Rapids Area
Cotton blossoms begin to open as farmers around Roanoke Rapids send their first blooms to the Herald. The early signs point to a promising season for local growers and merchants relying on cotton yields.
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First blooms signal spring near Aurelian Springs area
Joe Shaw reports the season's first blossom picked Saturday near Aurelian Springs about seven miles from town. John West from Route 2 says a June 20 bloom was picked on the Job Taylor estate. J R Taylor mailed a June 20 blossom from Enfield Route 2. Boll weevils appear in some cotton as pest control begins. Bloom color noted as white. several residents report visits and travel notes to Fort Belvoir VA.
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