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September 3. 1948
Plan To Continue
Dog Racing Season
Morehead dty. ? Tentative date i
for ending the first summer season >
of Morehead City's new dog track i
ham been set fqr October 15, according
to announcement made this 1
week by officials of Carolina Racing t
Association. The track was comple- t
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ted and formally opened on June
JO, and many predicted that it
would be a short-lived recreational
ntenprise. As matter of fact there
has never been an enterprise in this
section of the State which has
grown so much in popularity.
Under the supervision of the
Morehead City Racing Commission
and through an act of the legislate
.enacted In 1939, the track inWis
Utoa
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HE IN
traduced parl-mutuel gambling in
North Carolina. Many of the Eastern
Carolina residents who visit
i the track to witness the races do
not go there to gamble?they go bej
cause they like dogs, whether they
I are pointers, setters, coon, 'possum,
I fox or greyhounds. It is greyhounds
wb'ch do the racing and more than
, 300 dogs have been here during the
season to be entered in the races.
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ashington, August 7. 1948?The
P-Anti-Inflation Bill which remwi
wartime restrictions on inIment
baying ? compelling porissers
to pay st least one-third
>wn and the balance la 1ft months,
as handed a blank check to the
'ederal Reserve Board as to the details
of the execution of its provisions.
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ILD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Miss Brashors Lists
Top Plentiful Foods i
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Irish potatoes are in undisputed
first place on the U. S. Deparutien;
of Africulture's plentiful foods lis^ t
for September ? the fifth consecu- c
tive month in top position ? Miss 1
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In the second spot on the pientiuJ
'list, she said, are grapes, follow
d closely by celery, tomatoes, and
ipples.
Among other September plentifuls
he home agent added, are canned
itrus juices, "which oiler an exeeient
source of cooling summer
Irinks, please the taste, and &dd a
[ood supply of nutrients to hot wea
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Although orange supplies from?
Florida are negligible Miss Bretshr
ers explained that California i*
shipping oranges and lemons in
sufficient quantity to keep them
retail markets during tile month.
About 70,000 tons of asparagus
butts are discarded annually by
processing plants.
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