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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
5
Douglas G. Woolf of Textile World criticizes psycho analysis of the southern problem in the September issue. He says many groups mix political chicanery and sectional envy, warns against overblown bad boy rhetoric, and urges a united North and South textile industry.
Local dealers tout 1938 Frigidaire models built on a fourfold savings plan. They claim improved food preservation, reduced ice use, lower operating costs, and minimal upkeep, stressing gains come only if all four areas advance together.
Benefit payments to unemployed and partially unemployed workers in North Carolina reached 6,708,300.91 across 898,986 checks through last Thursday, with over 200,000 individuals receiving funds. The State Unemployment Compensation Commission notes the fund balance remains above 9 million dollars.
A fragment notes northern support forming to aid southern allies, signaling regional backing amid shifting political alliances. The readable text emphasizes unity and cross regional cooperation without detailing specific groups or dates.
We, the children and family of Mrs. Nora Crawley, express gratitude for the faithful doctors Jarman Weathers Long and Taylor and for Mesdames Clayton Sledge and Maude Maurice during her illness at R R Hospital. Thanks for flowers and kindness from Roanoke Rapids and nearby communities and to the nurses and hospital staff for two months of care. Nora Hazel Crawley.
Mrs. Luther Ivy is spending this week with friends in Chester Pennsylvania. Mrs. D L Wheeler is spending a few days in Elizabeth City this week.
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