Medical Society of North Carolina 104th annual meeting planned
Asheville hosts the 104th annual Medical Society of the State of North Carolina meeting May 4 7 with executive secretary James T. Barnes arriving to finalize arrangements. The Executive Council meets to open the four day event and a memorial service honors members who died last year. The House of Delegates will convene to elect officers with social events, while the State Board of Health meets with the society.
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James T. Barnes
Raleigh
House of Delegates
State Board of Health
Highway Commission Holds Final Say On Rural Road Paving
Harold Makepeace of the State Highway Commission stated that the state agency controls spending on secondary road funds and has final authority, not county boards. County officials may consult engineers and make recommendations, while the paving priority list in each courthouse guides projects.
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State Highway Commission
County Boards of Commissioners
Harold Makepeace
State Commission
Makepeace
Hearing Set In Childs Death In North Carolina
A hearing is set in County Recorder's Court for Minnie Lee Current and Robert M. Beal both charged with murder in the death of Paul Mason Current. Autopsy by Dr. W M Summerville found traces of barbiturates but cause of death not yet determined. The pair allegedly obtained barbiturates while posing as husband and wife in a motel room with the child.
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McAdenville
Belmont
Eres
County Recorder’s Court
Minnie Lee Current
Robert M. Beal
Paul Mason
Terday
W. M. Summerville
Current
Beal
Old-Fashioned Salesmanship Urged By GM Leader
General Motors distribution chief W F Hufstader told the North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association meeting in Pinehurst that clever gimmicks have invaded the auto business and that the industry is indicted for poor salesmanship. The 23rd convention drew about 600 dealers who also attended an expenses and efficiency seminar.
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Pinehurst
N.C
General Motors
W. F. Hufstader
Hufstader
North Carolina Automobile Dealers Assn
Scales Granted Time To Appeal Smith Act Conviction
Junius Irving Scales, a 38 year old Greensboro native, has until May 16 to file an appeal of a six year prison sentence for advocating violent overthrow of the government. He is free on $20,000 bond pending Fourth Circuit review expected this summer. Scales was convicted again on a Smith Act charge in February after admitting he headed the Communist party in the Carolinas. Spain ceded the Dry Tortugas to the United States in 1819.
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Greensboro
Junius Irving Scales
U.S. Fourth Circuit
Scales
Middle District
Communist Party
Caros
North Carolina Thunderstorms Enter East Region This Afternoon
Forecast calls for isolated severe thunderstorms with hail and damaging winds east of the mountains this afternoon. Scattered thunderstorms, windy and warm, then ends west tonight. Highs 77 to 85, lows 50s in mountains and 60s elsewhere. Wednesday turns cooler with showers likely in the coastal plain.
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North Carolina
Seagulls Drawn by Storm Lure in Concord Morning Rain
Great weather drew about 100 seagulls from the Atlantic to Concord where a morning thundershower coaxed them to perch and feed around an 8 drive-in theater lot. After over an inch of rain in 24 hours the scene felt like home.
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Atlantic Ocean
Origin of the phrase to know the ropes
The expression to know the ropes originated in sailing. It refers to understanding how to adjust the sails and handle rigging, a skill sailors learn to manage a vessel effectively.
Soviet Union vs. U.S.A. Where Do We Stand
A May Reader’s Digest analysis by Hanson W. Warren surveys U.S. and Soviet military strengths. Based on extensive interviews with military leaders at home and abroad, the piece weighs dangers and policy implications for American readers.
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U.S.A
Reader's Digest
Hanson Wa Win
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