N&O Index Card Listings

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Riley, Jack
  • Aycock Brown sells Carolina Coast. May 22-49: 1-IV.
  • '49 graduates prefer to work at home. Je. 12-%: 1-IV.
  • Tobacco Barn parties enliven nights. Aug. 14-49: 1-IV.
  • Foreigners love Flue-cured leaf but lack funds to buy It. Oct. 23-49: 1-IV.
  • Folks coming to their census. Oct. 30-49: 1-IV.
Riley, Jack
  • Is old art being lot?(perslmmon beer) Oct. 3O-U9: 2-IV.
  • School Bus system gets critical appraisal. Nov. 6-9: 1-IV.
  • Marines work magic amid Onslow marshlands. Nov. 13-19: l-Iv.
  • Doors to Employment and home being closed against growing number of old
  • people. Dec. k-kS'> 1-IV.
Riley, Jack
  • "Art" spelled with a Capital. Dec. 4-14-9: 3-IV.
  • Hog Killing means pork for Christmas. Dec. 18-49: 2-IV.
  • History slugged for 50 years. Jan. 1-50: 1-IV.
  • Folks ride both buses and drivers. Jan. g-50: 1-IV.
  • Raleigh traffic has Its hazards. Jan. 15-90: 1-IV.
Riley, Jack
  • Riley. Ag.10-42:1.
Riley, Jack
  • Water waste jeopardized rich resource. Mar. 12-50: 1-IV.
  • Ignorance cost her $2,34- she sorely needed. Apr. 2-50'. 3-IV.
  • School lunch costs just 20 cents. Apr. 9-50: 1-IV.
  • Graduation Days.' May 2S-50: 1-IV.
  • Sweet, Sweet Peppers. Jly. 23-50' 1-IV.
  • Fred Temple spends K) years In Bacteriology. Jly. 3O-50: 2-lV.
Riley, Jack
  • Lure of "Lost Colony" never lags. Aug. 13-50- 1-IV.
  • Coastal Carolina attracts new promoters as last frontfcer. Aug. 20-50! l-l".
  • State takes lead in peace-use atom studies. Nov. 26-50: 5-Iv.