Carl Runion a Pulaski High alum poised for aviation dream
The Acme page highlights Carl Adair Runion known as Buddy a Pulaski high school favorite in 1937 now a boarder at Acme Dye Works. Born May 9 1922 he lives with his father at 230 Dora highway and attends the Christian church. He lists swimming as his main sport and enjoys movies reading sleep and mentions Vivian Leigh and John Garfield as favorites with ambition to become an aviator. He also quips about Hitler.
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Carl Adair Runion
Buddy
Pulaski High School
Mr. Runion
Acme Dye Works
Pulaski
A. A. Runion
Dora Highway
Christian Church
Vivian Leigh
John Garfield
Mr. Hitler
Carl
Boarding Department Notes From Edrie Bishop
Miss Ardelia Masincupp visits her parents in Staunton. Ala and Goodwill Williams visit Bur ton parents. Radford visitors include Mr. Meredith and Rose Ellen Smith. Wainswright visit Natural Bridge. Frances Jarrell recovers at home in Hiwassie. Ruth Funk visits Dublin parents. Slim Laxton reports a weekend fishing trip. Roy and Winfred Barton visit D D Barton in Radford. Mary Ann Fisher visits Ivanhoe parents.
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Ardelia Masincupp
Mrs
A. E. Masincupp
Staunton
Harless Linkous
Curtiss Meredith
Rose Ellen Smith
Radford
Mr. Meredith
Catawba Sanitorium
Frances Jarrell
Hiwassie
Ruth Funk
Dublin
Roy Bishop
Winfred Barton
D. D. Barton
Mary Ann Fisher
Ivanhoe
Finishing Department By Mrs Guy French
Frieda Webb sister of Myrtle returned on Wednesday. Ike Lewis Gale hospital.
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Guy French
Frieda Webb
Myrtle
Ike Lewis Gale Hospital
Life Insurance Economic Factor In United States
Life insurance acts as a major economic force fueling employment and purchasing power through investments in securities and government bonds. Its reach touches jobs and living standards nationwide, shaping community and national progress. Farm imports and exports in 1938 39 reflect acreage usage.
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United States
Pulaski High Seniors Leave Bright Record in 1940
The Pulaski High news notes the 1940 senior class and their positive school impact. Gossip and school life chatter cover crushes, summer plans, and the May Day event, along with praise for the Oriole yearbook staff and upcoming editors for next year.
Cheap credit ideas ignored by politicians and borrowers
Opinion notes that government lending breeds political pressure and deadbeat culture, as politicians defend leniency and taxpayers bear the cost. It argues private credit agencies already meet needs and warn against expanding government credit programs.
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Albert W. Atwood
Bankers urged to favor productive loans over reckless government credit
The text argues bankers should prioritize loans to individuals and small businesses rather than expanding government lending agencies. It warns that excessive government lending would hasten financial ruin and negate the supposed benefit of cheap credit.
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ACME
Buddy” Runion
Howard Golden
Roanoke
Frieda
Ruby Kilgore
Hillsville
Eugene Frye
Alice Kilgore
Frye
O. O. Crowell
B. L. Musser
Ruard Retreat
P. C. Weeks
Bristol
Virginia
Cecil Richardson
Betty Byrd
Clara Byrd
J. W. Inman
Max Meadows
Claribel Mitchell
Velma Sheaffer
N. E. Armbrister
J. P. Hines
Boris
D. E. Linkous
James Herndon
Cliff Flannagan
Boots” Haskins
Mr. Haskins
Lawrenceville
Edrie Bishop
Ala and
Goodwill Williams
W. A. Williams
Burton
Shirley Wainwright
George B. Hickman
Natural Bridge
Slim” Laxton
Pulaski High News
George Morefield
Phyllis Dobyns
West Virginia
Pete Thomas
Jack Bolden
Jack
Frances Cale
E. C. Kidd
Burns
Doris Webb
Bowser Haislip
Bucky Wooten
Jimmy Walker
Garnett Amburn
California
Rex Andrews
Ralph Tester
Jackie
Benny
George Gerberich
George
Robert Flinchum
Donald Morehead
Kitty Frye
Jefferson School
Pulaski Hi
Sunset Barber Shop
Bill’s Junk Co
Fostoria
Geo. T. Hitch
Miss Virginia
Virginia Sweet Corn
Virginia Golden Bantam
Grocers
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