Governor race hints from Gravely and odd career notes
Capital Shorts Shots reports Lee Gravely of Rocky Mount may run for North Carolina governor next week with a reform platform emphasizing businesslike efficiency. The piece also recounts local chatter about the State Employment Service and odd job terms, plus a brief moment with Raleigh police chief Al Young on the way to lunch.
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Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Lee Gravely
Rocky Mount
Gravely
North Carolina
N. C
al Young
R. C. Powell
Powell confronts commissioner after cafeteria incident
A man enters the cafeteria, approaches the commissioner, and is told that from now on many people will want to talk to him. Powell instructs him to prepare for increased attention and scrutiny.
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Powell
Mormon conference in Moose Hall downtown this afternoon
A Latter Day Saints conference for the area will be held today at 2 PM in Moose Hall located at 309 North Main Street. The event invites local members to attend and participate in the proceedings.
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City
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Mormons
Moose Hall
Main Street
Public conference announced with speakers Hiatt and Jones
The conference was announced yesterday and will be open to the public. Speakers include David L. Hiatt an attorney and Calvin J. Jones both of Mount Airy.
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David L. Hiatt
Calvin J. Jones
Mount Airy
Funeral Services Held For J Fred Hough Child
Funeral services were held for 16 month old John Cunningham Hough son of J Fred and Dorothy Croker Hough. The service was at Vogler Funeral Home Winston Salem with Rev John Cunningham and Rev Calvin Gregory officiating. Interment followed at Salem Cemetery. Survived by parents one brother two sisters Lucille and Fred grandparents Lindsay Croker of High Point and S Croker and Mrs S Barden of this city Mrs P Clodfelter of Jamestown and an uncle.
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John Cunningham Hough
J. Fred
Dorothy Croker Hough
Vogler
Winston-Salem
John Cunningham
First Presbyterian Church
Calvin Gregory
Friends Church
Winste Salem
Salem Cemetery
Was
Lucille
Fred
Lindsay Croker
High Pol
Vnd S. Croker
S. Barden
P. Clodfelter
Jamestown
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Harllee’s
Sring
Morrow
Playtex
National Silverware Co
Chintz
Pin
Chatham
New York
Cleopatra
Talisman Casino
Aqua Victoria
Geneva
Rosalie Philox
Jarllee
Young Hmani Notek
Sale
Uit
Crag
Retiece
Joeeo
Oxford
Bibles
Slassware
Tick Red Lippers
Harllee
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