Prison Camp Security Training Aids Road Crew Escape Drill
North Carolina prison camps study security during a two day school at Central Prison and Polk Prison farm. Guards foreman and 10 inmates simulate a road escape as Asst. Director Robert A. Allen leads instruction on pursuit, concealment, and fire discipline for 14 divisions and multiple facilities including Caledonia Halifax Wake McCain Ivy Bluff and Central Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Asst
Robert A. Allen
Allen
Central Prison
Polk Prison
Cary
Caledonia Prison
Halifax County
Women’s Prison
Wake County
McCain
Ivy Bluff
Caswell County
Prison Department
Youth Ranch Dedication Scheduled
Minneapolis project by businessmen and unions builds Bar-None youth ranch lodge 30 miles north to aid troubled youths through farming crafts and leatherwork. Dedication May 3 features George Meany and Rudolph Bannon as tradesmen contributed labor and materials for a building valued over half a million dollars.
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Minneapolis
Teddy
Bar-None
Here
George Meany
Afli-Cio
Rudolph Bannon
Bridgeport
Anoka
James Stewart
Chester MacArthur
Bath
MacArthur
Stewart
Volunteers of America
Teen-Age Librarians Meet at North Carolina Convention
About 350 teen-agers and 65 school librarians will gather at Woman's College for the North Carolina High School Library Association annual meeting. Host schools include Greensboro Senior High and Curry High. The event marks the first state convention on a college campus with the theme Unlocking Library Treasures. Sessions begin 1:30 p.m. Friday in Elliott Hall. State officers: Karen Rawlings president Robert Reid vice president Julia Richardson secretary Pat Adams treasurer Loretta Hardy reporter Sally Ann Smith editor.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
North Carolina High School Library Association
Greensboro Senior High
Curry High
Treasuerers
Elliott Hall
Karen Rawlings
Boyden High
Salisbury
Robert Reid
Mineral Springs High
Winston Salem
Julia Richardson
Thomasville High
Pat Adams
Tax Court session delayed by missing reporter mixup
The opening of the U S Tax Court in Huntington was delayed as the court reporter failed to arrive from Cincinnati due to a mistaken trip to Huntington Indiana. The incident caused a delay in proceedings as officials awaited the reporter’s arrival.
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Huntington, W. Va
Cincinnati
Huntington
Ind
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Charles Craven Raleigh
Foreman
William F. Bailey
Raleigh
Grim Central Prison
Bailey
Jarrett
N. Wrenn ST
Lastex Faille
Galey
Lord Cotton Plaid
Sparkled Gingham
Dan River
Tee
Penney’s
Penney
Piedmont
West Washington St
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