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Folks still talk about President Franklin D. Roosevelt's trip from the mountains to Charlotte in September 1936. Vast throngs of residents greeted him along the entire route.
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14405
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Three outstanding lovers of music in North Carolina are organizing a group which soon will present short operas in schools, colleges, clubs and other places. Amelia Cardwell, Josephine Fisher, and Ted Bodenheimer take the stage with Aida and Carmen, entertaining and enlightening audiences.
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14406
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Many are the stories that have been handed down concerning the historical background of the development of the United States. One of the stories that stands out among all others in western North Carolina is about Tsali, the Cherokee Indian who gave his life to let his fellow Indians live in peace with the white man during western expansion.
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King George III and King George VI have something in common: they were both embarrassed by women. The first of the two created quite a stir in North Carolina a long time ago.
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