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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1944

Page

2

North Carolina Roanoke flood control committee formed

A Raleigh area committee led by Judge W. H. S. Burgwyn and Eric W. Rodgers aims to present flood control arguments to the U. S. Senate for the Roanoke River. The group plans to raise funds, compile a brief, and coordinate with Virginia counterparts to push the project ahead before Congress adjourns.

United States Senate Roanoke River North Carolina Washington Congress House W. H. S. Burgwyn Woodland Eric W. Rodgers Scotland Neck Burgwyn Halifax Northampton Warren Martin Bertie Virginia Weldon Roanoke Rapids Army Engineers Philpott Martinsville Bugg Island Clarksville Federal Power Commission J. W. Bailey

Pulley Recovering After Near Brest Tank Blast

Sgt. Willie G. Pulley 24 of Littleton is in a United States Army general hospital in England healing from wounds suffered near Brest France. He describes a shell strike that knocked him out and forced him to stagger away with aid through heavy artillery fire. His brother Clyde is also wounded in France.

United States Army General Hospital England Willie G. Pulley Littleton Ernest L. Dietl South Bend Indiana Brest Sgt. Pulley Brussels Sgt Pulley Emma Pulley Clyde France

Sunnyside Garden Club Hosts Landscape Speaker at Home

The Sunnyside Garden Club met Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. M. Hedgepeth’s Hamilton Street home. John Harris, a landscape specialist from the Extension Department of State College, spoke to the group.

Sunnyside Garden Club M. H. Hedgepeth Hamilton Street John Harris Extension Department of State College

Welch Arrives at Miami Beach for AAF Redistribution

Second Lieutenant Rudolph A. Welch, 22, of Roanoke Rapids, has reached Army Air Forces Redistribution Station No. 2 in Miami Beach for reassignment processing after a tour outside the continental United States. Medical exams and classification interviews will determine his new post. he will stay about two weeks for rest and evaluation.

Rudolph A. Welch Roanoke Rapids Army Air Forces Redistribution Station United States AAF Personnel Distribution Command AAF

Welch Pilot in CBI Theatre Traced to Local Family

Lieutenant Welch son of Mr and Mrs Jeff F Welch of 225 Hamilton Street served as a pilot in the CBI theatre. His wife also resides in the same locality.

Hence: a punny spelling lesson with a misheard sentence

A teacher asks for a sentence using hence and Billy comically says Hence are female chick es, a mispronounced joke about hens and chicks that sparks classroom laughter.

Billy

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