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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
3
Homemakers should protect wood finishes to maintain beauty and value. Proper care prevents deterioration from neglect and abuse and makes cleaning easier. A new scientific wax offers long lasting protection without heavy rubbing, improving efficient housekeeping.
Master Sergeant Murray reports 38 men enlisted at Wilmington Army and Air Force Recruiting Station in May. Thirteen hailed from Columbus County. Air Force enlistees include Mack G. Watts and others from Whiteville and nearby towns for four years. Regular Army recruits include Lydia H. Prevatt e and Nathan H. Lee for three years, with Fort Jackson training. James W. Blackman reenlisted in the Signal Corps and Willie E. Greene in the Quartermaster Corps, with reassignment at Fort Jackson. Four Columbus County graduates from 1951 high schools among the group. The office remains at the Wilmington post office with Sgt Cres ton H. Rowland Jr. and the enlistment program offers a twenty-one month Regular Army option for draft-age men.
Speaker Michael V. Strator of Price says stabilization protects liberty and human dignity while building armament and productive capacity and shields Americans from ruinous inflation that would destroy income value.
A vintage newspaper blurb quotes a man named Seman declaring he is back in the pink and likening himself to Kilroy of old. The piece mentions fatigue and energy, urging readers to consider Hadacol as a vitamin supplement with B vitamins iron Niacin and calcium.
DiSalle and OPS officials warn price instability threatens national security and the defense buildup. They note military production consuming 15 percent of national output by year end and nearly 20 percent a year later, urging price stabilization to protect living standards.
The Columbus County Hospital in Whiteville will receive a Duke Endowment grant of 2,169 to support free patient care. The North and South Carolina program totals 182,180 across 34 institutions, listing funds to Alamance General, Albemarle, Charlotte Memorial, and others.
Larry Ashby former editor of The Tribune and secretary of the Tabor City Merchants Association writes from Guam that he is working hard and expects promotion to lieutenant senior grade soon. He mentions reacting to news about General MacArthur. William Kornegay of Route 1 Newton Grove reports his Ladino pasture on three acres yields more income than any other land on his farm.
In Whiteville, the Masonite tempered Presdwood Porky cutting board promises splinter free salads and sandwiches. The County Recruiter is located at 108 E Webster Street, Whiteville.
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