Mother's Day Note Presses Hem of Hearts
A Roanoke Rapids mother shares a heartfelt Mother's Day letter to The Herald praising her daughter and reflecting on motherhood. The editor responds that the piece deserves space, calling it the finest reader letter in 17 years. The page then shifts to critique of Frank Hancock in a U.S. Senate campaign dispute over American Legion membership.
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Roanoke Rapids Herald
Carroll Wilson
Roanoke Rapids
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Mother
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Frank Hart Post Ruling on Legion Membership Sparks Debate
The Times and other papers report a 1937 North Carolina American Legion ruling denying Hancock entry to the Legion based on service records. Frank Hart, claiming service, broadcasts in 1938 that he is a member, while critics say the move politicizes veteran status and disrespects those who served.
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North Carolina Department of the American Legion
Ernest F. Hart
Legion
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Frank
Hancock
American Legion
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State Department
Town Talk notes weekend visits and family events
Local column lists Sunday and weekend trips across North Carolina. Families including Hawkins Mosely Smith Coston Hudson Rightmyer Shell Fisher Statler Ellis and Fulghum are noted visiting Raleigh Durham Greensboro Martinsville and Sanatorium with relatives and friends. Several death in Jacksonville referenced.
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W. E. Hawkins
Betsy
Bill
Ernest Mosely
Ann
Raleigh
Pat Smith
C. R. Ammons
Lillington
George Fisher
Eileen
Annie Marie Fisher
Jack
Benny Statler
Martinsville
J. R. Statler
Vivian Ellis
J. B. Ellis
Wilma McDaniel
Greensboro
O. Briant Fulghum
Nelie Fulghum
Clyde Fulghum
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Bob Reynolds
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