Hodges Leads North Carolina Industry Hunt to Chicago
Gov Hodges will head a Tar Heel delegation to Chicago the week of April 27 to promote North Carolina industry to regional industrialists and food processors. The mission follows a successful New York trip and includes C D board members state officials and commerce division staff.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Chicago
North Carolina
New York
State Board of Conservation and Development
C&d Board
Department of Conservation and Development
Division of Commerce and Industry
Hearing Set For Tar Heel On FBI List
A North Carolinian on the FBI ten most wanted list faces a fugitive hearing in Chicago. Frank Aubrey Leftwich, 36, arrested Friday, arraigned Saturday, held on 5000 dollars bond. He escaped a Samp son County prison camp in 1956 while serving six to ten years for shooting a Lumberton officer. Leftwich, court martialed five times in the Army, was also linked to a Mount Airy truck theft. He had been living under the alias Ralph Calvin McDould with wife and two children nearby.
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Chicago
FBI
Frank Aubrey Leftwich
Leftwich
Sampson County
N.C
Lumberton
Mount Airy
Surry County
Ralph Calvin McDould
Early Nomads of New Mexico Hunted Ice Age Giants
Ancient peoples in New Mexico from 10 000 to 15 000 years ago hunted giant ground sloth musk ox three toed horse camel four pronged antelope and mammoth according to archeological finds.
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New Mexico
Elgar Began Career as Asylum Bandmaster
The Britannica notes Sir Edward Elgar, composer of Pomp and Circumstance, first worked as bandmaster at a county lunatic asylum.
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Edward Elgar
Book Claims Lower Negro IQ Across U.S. Areas
Randolph-Macon Woman's College psychology professor Dr Aud rey M Shuey argues in The Testing of Negro Intelligence that average Negro IQ scores lag white scores. More than 288 tests over 40 years across school age and adults show consistent gaps, despite environmental factors cited by researchers including Dr Henry Gar tions in a foreword.
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Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
United States
Audrey M. Shuey
Omen Department of Psychology
Shuey
Illinois
Columbia University
Henry E. Garlences
Garrett
Kett
University of Virginia
Presbyterian Leaders Urged To Aid Dixie Factory Worker
CHARLOTTE The Southern Presbyterian Church faces about 500 commissioners at its General Assembly next week with overtures to aid industrial workers described as largely untouched by ministry. Proposals seek a division for staff assistance and seminary field work in industrial areas, plus a chair of industrial ministry. The assembly will also consider repudiating a liberal stance on racial issues and liberalizing remarriage laws as part of broader reforms. Dr EF C Scott of Atlanta will retire in 1959 after 23 years as stated clerk. Dr James A Millard Jr of Austin is nominated.
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Charlotte
Southern Presbyterian Church
South
General Assembly
Maryland
New Mexico
Church
Council of Christian Relations
Supreme Court
EF. C. Scott
Atlanta
James A. Millard Jr
Austin
Tex
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Curtis E. LeMay
Patricia Jane LeMay
Norfolk
J. P. Bell Co
Dixie
Security National
Office OF Trust Department
High Point
Security National Bank Building
Sitling
Ansco Viking
Virgin
Kodak
Kodak Monitor
Graflex
Graflex Century Outfit
Brownie
Accesso
THE
Ford Snow
Salem St
Thomasville
N. C
High Point Enterprise
Harllee
Hursday
Fashion
Harllee's Fashion
Tycora
Fallbeatt
Harllee's Sportswear
Sani
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