TVS CAwklNA TMEI. tATUtpiXY 6CTO»n >•. 1M7
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NOllTH CAKOUNA deaths
&T1LL ON DECLINE
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19S6. It is •how* by tM npiit*
of the Dlvkion of Ylti^
tici. State Board of HMtlk ~
Bir^ In September, tfcta y««.
*r«gi»tered • t*io of tilt owt tk#
Isnme month In >986i with • total
(throughout the State of «•
' compared with 6,aS4 a ifmae m$9-
} Infant wortaUty rttow^ a
839 the eorreaponding moi|th in aharp decline for thfl month, tha
, BALIMH. — The year's de-
dining death rate in North Caro
lina held ita^ own during Septem
ber, with thi total numfber of 2,
486 deaths, ■■ pntnpai-i.H jith 2.
ieport fwvealed, the total non
bar of daatha amonc ehfldron mu
^ W year -^oiiqr MTr
twred with 4^1 In fle^omWr,
19M, while natemal 4eatha
dropped in numfc«r from 40 to
at.
There were 14 death* last
month from tjPfAoid fever in the
State, aa eonspared wits ts'
eorreipoadiag
wliiie whoring
tu
eou^
in*.
dea*'.he
jhmI dijJfc yeac
tkeria deatha w^re the Mm* for
the two montfaa,
Ttiheretiloeit allowed a decline
this September, the total being
128, ai compared w«h 165 in 4a«
year’s September, while eancer
^ inerwne,
wtth 41, eo«p*r*d «tSfe * •
Pellagra waa m- iron
that diaeaae hi SvptewlMr, Iff 17#
totaled 104, «■ compared witii 8f
the eorreepofi^ing month in 1M6.
but dianhea ainang ehlldreft nn-
der 2 yean old claimad only 19
last year.
HoaiieidM diowed «i l«*re*ae.
the Sep4emB«r »»tal »e« be
log 4S. £aeC September If waa
SI. TWere were 2f 8#pie»b'»t
•iikidee tbi* year. huA year lb#
total for the mimtb was 23, mm
I ia Its?.
OALA wmuoft P9Aifun»
MlSSISlim iTAT
. ftm
deaths ttftWaWI fWtir—Ttl—»■ «empai«d—
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NP)—A colorful paraH^i 1"i by
two Kaity-atttrrd marshaH on
horsrfiark and Inrludinif tw^
bands, was Wednesday's fra^are
tbe IfisaMM^ Negro 5t»Te
Fair, tbe .proe«siiB movmg
down Captiol at., tbreogh
crowds banked en each s»{^ *of
the i^et. Negro orgaRisat^one
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PITTSBURGH. Oct. 27—
P)—Necessity for an operation
has cau8«fd Light Heavyw-%ht
Champion John Henry Lewis to
cancel his heavyweight bout here
Thursday ni^t l«ith AfCuro Go-
doy, SouA American c1ianip*on,
it was announced ThHiatiay by
Jak^ Mintz, promoter.
Lewis received a bo.* Injory in
a recent match with Italo C'^I'NI-
neilo, but it didn’t bother fctm
until after he lost to l^dv Ga»-
tanaga in Detroit. An ezamina
tion reveal^ an infectioR. and
he *was ordered to the hospitai
for an operation.
Li *
Yoang Joe LOuis Wins
Young Joe Louis. Colorad-j
stat»> welter and middleweigVit
cha)npion, recently knocked out
Bobby Cortez of N. Y. in the
third round at Colorado Springs.
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The tosineaa and Profeivifiriri
Giria Clab (Fireside Guild) 4 of
the Y#€A gave a very enJoyaWa
dancing ?Hrty at the "Y” on
Monday evening. .
^TiW( two* i^acioas reer»>atl«n .
rooma' were thrown open and
beautifully decowited with bli^A
cats and pumpking and blark anri
orange paper, carrymg out tb*
colohi of Hallowe’en.
Cider and ginger snape were
served throngbout the evening.
This m the flnt of ^ series «€
social parties the Guild is plan
ning fori its I dab year.
ing ra^ects and wlel inform»l
speakelfs are also on the Kh«inla
••for the year.
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