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Judge Susie Sharp, has won the respect and confidence of North Carolinians by her impartiality.
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13760
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Hanes Hosiery Mills of Winston-Salem has come out with a new product: a national championships girl's basketball team.
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13761
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Wrecks once were so common along the North Carolina coast that when the barge SAXON came ashore on the Banks north of Hatteras, it caused no great interest. The SAXON wreck, however, was an illustration of tragedies often found in the annals of the Coast Guard - many a mariner's life would have been saved had he only stuck with his vessel.
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13762
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The carnivorous Venus flytrap appears to be headed for eventual extinction.
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13763
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When Aycock Brown lights the firecracker, it means the fishing year has begun.
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13764
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Before Calvin H. Wiley issued his North Carolina Reader 1851, the school children of North Carolina received their only information concerning their native state from geographies written by Northern authors, who had very little first-hand information.
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13767
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The Blue Ridge, a historic barrier to travel, is being pierced by a 55-mile-per-hour super highway which sets new rules in road building.
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13769
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Booming and halting for centuries, New Hanover County, one of North Carolina's oldest counties, sets its sights on a new era of commerce and industry.
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13770
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Proudly, the New Hanover area shows its million azaleas off to a hundred thousand visitors with new events for the 1952 festival.
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13771
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For 200 years, there has always been something fascinating happening in New Hanover County.
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13772
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To North Carolina and to the Ninth Congressional District the retirement of 88-year old Robert L. Doughton, more affectionately known as Farmer Bob or Uncle Bob, will mark the end of an era.
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13773
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Oconaluftee was the original name of a village destroyed by Colonel Moore on the banks of the river also named Oconaluftee.
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