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In the Wright's own words - from letters and diaries the story of the conquest of the air is told in MIRACLE AT KITTY HAWK, edited by Fred C. Kelly, authorized Wright biographer.
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The Cherokee Historical Association expects to bring to life, on a 39-acre wooded tract near the Mountain Side Theatre, a Cherokee village such as these mountain-dwelling Indians lived in two hundred years ago.
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13659
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One of North Carolina's most prolific areas these days is literature.
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13660
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Controversy and piety marked the beginning of Cabarrus County; it is not one of the state's industrial giants.
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13662
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The unusual geological structure of Cabarrus County puzzles the state's geologists.
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Before the first settlers arrived in colonial days to find a home in what is now Cabarrus County, Siouan Indians claimed the land.
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The famous Carolina Playmakers took their first theatrical trip in 1921 and now have done forty-four.
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13668
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The Ariosto struck a reef on Christmas Eve, and solely because of fright, her crew needlessly was lost.
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13669
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A record, kept by C.W. Stevens at Morehead City, has taken a lot of the guess work out of estimates of the extent of sport fishing in the Cape Lookout area. According to this count, 81,748 large game fish were landed in the five months ending October 28 by fishermen aboard boats docked at Morehead.
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13670
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Brunswick County is the latest county to share in the South's military boom. Brunswick has been tentatively selected as the site of a large ammunition loading depot near Sunny Point.
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13671
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1951 is going down in the record books as one of the best construction years in North Carolina history.
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