Carolina Man Pursues Jinx in Friday the 13th Tale
Hendersonville North Carolina June 13 a feature profiles Bert A Boyd who brazenly defies superstition. He lives in a 13 apartment uses 13 as his mail box number and keeps 13 as his laundry number. His life is stamped with 13 from badge 13 to Rotary 1913 and even his opal pin carries superstition.
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Hendersonville
N.C
Bert A. Boyd
Boyd
Western Union Telegraph Company
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Rotary Club
Board of Trade
The
Grain Association
Country Club
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Clark Names Flag Day
Governor Clark proclaims June 14 as Flag Day in Idaho urging observance and national unity. He links the day to wartime defense, moral arming against subversive activities, and renewed patriotism under the U S flag as a symbol of Americanism and loyalty.
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Boise
Clark
United States
America
Armor underseat plates to shield pilots in new factory output
In Philadelphia on June 13 a major product of a new armor plant is a thick underseat plate for military aircraft to prevent unlucky hits from below. In Indianapolis on June 13 decorator Joseph Evans is gathered.
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Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Joseph Evans
Shriners Convention Props Stolen We Find Five Camels
Police joined the search for 15 papier mache camels stolen from downtown corners. Valued at 100 dollars each and uninsured, the figures were found in baggage cars five in storage, one at Union Station, and in hotel rooms in Albuquerque. The report also notes a sixth refrigerator theft at Julian Chavez's home as police track multiple incidents.
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Union Station
Albuquerque
Julian Chavez
Gas prices rise in 50 cities to new highs
A survey by the American Petroleum Institute shows dealer gasoline prices average higher in 50 cities in May than since November 1939. Consumer prices including taxes average 19.64 cents a gallon, up from 19.03 a month earlier and 18.08 cents a year ago.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
Your Child and His Problems
A guide on tonsils and adenoids, arguing tonsils help throat defense and voice, while diseased tonsils should be removed. Adenoids are unwanted growths blocking nasal passages, causing mouth breathing and facial changes. Early adenoid removal is advised when prescribed to prevent chronic dullness and hindered growth.
Adenoids Tonsils Teeth Need Prompt Attention in Children
A health guide urges quick removal of adenoids and careful care of teeth to prevent dullness and growth issues in children. It stresses timely medical or dental consultation, and warns against delaying extractions or neglecting first molars while encouraging regular cleaning and temporary fillings.
Coin address listing in New York notice
A fragmented OCR item provides a street or mailing address in New York, listing Angelo Patrico and a P. O. Box 75 Station O. The readable portion suggests an address note or contact reference.
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Angelo Patric-o
P. O
Station O
New York
Iva
Army Inducts Acrobatic Act’s Raymond Rosinsky
Army inducts Raymond J. Rosinsky, 25, the catcher who supported four acrobats in a prior circus act. Rosinsky, from Manitowoc, Wisconsin, was inducted on June 13. The unit broke up the act after his enlistment.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Raymond J. Rosinsky
Rosinsky
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Carolina Man
Jinx
Ed Feld
Associated Press
Tobruk
Royal Navy
Buick
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Hills Bros
GEM State Auto
South
Arthur Avenue
Angelo Patri
Petrone Studios
Vnto Petrone
Central Christian Church
Eighth and Center
Army
Lava
Eushy
Fargo
Phoenix
Pettiflaw
Hosiery
H and
My Choice
Rane
Ove
Ofte
Farzo’s
Rothmoor and
Betty Rose
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
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