Seaboard Man W R Vick Dies At Home At 75
W R Vick, 75, died suddenly at his Seaboard home last Thursday. He was brother to M R Vick of the city and a lifelong resident, son of the late Major W P and Agnes Vick. Funeral at Seaboard Methodist Church with interment at Concord Church cemetery. Survived by six children in California Norfolk and Seaboard. The rest of the text mentions Baylor University quadruplets and researchers.
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W. R. Vick
Seaboard
W. P
Agnes Vick
Seaboard Methodist Church
L. A. Watts
Lloyd
Trueblood
Concord Church
W. A. Vick
Long Beach
Cal
G. F. Crocker
Robert E. Vick
T. R. Everett
Vadin Winn
Norfolk
Bruce Vick
Miami
Public Works Admin Aide Berry Dismissed Over Loan Letter
Harry S. Berry, an assistant administrator of the Public Works Administration, was dismissed for circulating a letter suggesting the government would not insist on repayment of Public Works loans. Despite this, many municipalities and political units continue borrowing on Berry's theory.
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Harry S. Berry
Public Works Administration
Mr. Berry
Clergyman Holmes Urges Code for Churches
Rev John Haynes Holmes of New York calls for a church code urging abolition of cut-throat competition among denominations. He advocates accepting scientific data and opposing war while fighting poverty.
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John Haynes Holmes
New York
Tion
Sunday Dinner Suggestions for Stormy Cold Weather
The article notes a fish shortage due to bad weather but lists available haddock fillets cod steaks hali butt and salmon from the Pacific at moderate prices. Salt cod fish finan haddie dried peas beans canned fish fresh vegetables apples bananas citrus strawberries and an included medium cost menu features chicken fricassee with dumplings potatoes green peas bread and butter strawberry tarts.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Quaker Maid
Town Gossip From Raleigh To Roanoke Rapids
Elvin Hudson spent the weekend in Raleigh. Scott Peebles, or Henderson, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Williams. Mrs. P. W. Ray stayed several days in Richmond. Mike Omansky was a Roanoke Rapids visitor Sunday night. Miss Mary Overton transacted in Jackson Wednesday. C. R. Bailiss of Raleigh was a business visitor in Roanoke Rapids Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Daughtrey now reside at 235 Jefferson Street.
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Scott Peebles, Or
Henderson
Mrs
A. C. Williams
P. W. Ray
Richmond
Mike Omansky
Roanoke Rapids
Mary Overton
Jackson
C. R. Bailiss
Raleigh
W. H. Daughtrey
Jefferson Street
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W.R. Vick
M. R. Vick
Key
Oklahoma
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Canadian National Railways
Canada
LUX Flakes
Vienna
del Monte Bartlett Pears
Hams Ai
Crear
Ann Page
Elvin Hudson
C. L. Kelly Littleton
N. C
Lucy Hasty Johnson
Neilson
Mrs. Putnam
Miss Clemont
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