Venereal Diseases and National Defense
Dr Young argues venereal disease control linked to military and civilian health. World War I shows sharply reduced rates with trained officers. postwar demobilization led to declines in Army and Navy but rates remained meaningful. Halifax County Health Dept offers speeches and literature and plans film programs to raise awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Young
Journal of the American Medical Association
Joseph Earle Moore
U.S. Army
Navy
France
Hugh H. Young
Walker
Young
United States
United States Army
Moore
Army
U. S. Army
Halifax County Health Department
Dog Shoots Man in Squirrel Hunting Mishap
Carl Smith of Emporia Virginia, 28, hunted a squirrel when his hound climbed the tree and caused his shotgun to discharge. The shot struck his right arm. he was treated at a local hospital and sent home.
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Here
Carl Smith
Emporia
Smith
Seaboard Forestry Exhibit to Visit Roanoke Rapids Trusting Safety and Education
The Seaboard Forestry Train stops at the S A L Station in Roanoke Rapids on Thursday September 18 from 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM. The exhibits highlight forest fire damage and protection with free motion pictures and lectures. The train visits fifty towns across North and South Carolina Virginia Alabama Georgia and Florida and runs through October 25. It is operated with North Carolina State Forestry and other partnerships.
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Seaboard Forestry
S.A
Roanoke Rapids
Seaboard
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Seaboard Air Line Railway
North Carolina State Division of Forestry
N. C. State College
N. C. Forestry Ass'n
United States Forest Service
Zouck Long Wedding Ties Baltimore Couple
The marriage of Miss Betty Gray Long and Henry Charles Zouck of Baltimore occurred Saturday at eleven, witnessed by two families and a few friends. Rev. Robin Gould officiated as Miss Long wore a powder blue brush wool dress with brown accessories and an heirloom topaz brooch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gray Long
Henry Charles Zouck
Baltimore
Robin Gould
Miss Long
Reserve Officer Class Announced in Rocky Mount
Lt. Col. D. C. France of the Raleigh Military District said a class I meeting for reserve officers will be held at the Rocky Mount YMCA on September 25 at 8 00 p m The topic is The Rifle Company in Attack September ends the summer schedule and classes resume twice a month starting in October
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D. C. France
Raleigh Military District
Rocky Mount
Congressman's Efforts Aimed at Tobacco Farmer Gas Relief
Congressman John H. Kerr reports Washington authorities are taking steps to relieve tobacco farmers from gas shortages. Orders direct oil suppliers to favor commercial and tobacco transport vehicles, while large distributors are urged to increase North Carolina gas supply. Officials expect immediate relief for farmers and markets within days as Agriculture backs coordinated action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of the Petroleum Coordinator
Office of Price Administration
Civilian Supply
Washington
John H. Kerr
North Carolina
Kerr
Department of Agriculture
Social visits and weekend trips across Virginia
Mrs. P. A. Cook spent last week end in Norfolk. Mrs. B. J. Dunning and two Miss Dunning sisters plus Miss Virginia Moseley and Miss Harriet Forbes visited Richmond on Wednesday. George Morris and children were guests of Mrs. P. A. Cook Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Kilpatrick of Leakesville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Neal recently.
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P. A. Cook
Norfolk
B. J. Dunning
Emily Dunning
Virginia Moseley
Harriet Forbes
Richmond
George Morris
T. M. Kilpatrick
Leakesville
L. S. Neal
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National Defense
Thomas W. M. Long
Maria Eurewyn Hunter
John Zouch
Zouch
Thomas William Mason Long
Long
Saint Mary's School
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Zouck
John H. Zouck
Glyndon
Maryland
St. John’s College
Annapolis
University of Texas
Kappa Alpha Fraternnity
Standard Furniture Exch
Furniture Exchange
Roanoke
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