Conservation Department Approaches Normal Scale
The North Carolina Conservation and Development Department reports a return to normal operations after wartime strain. Highlights include reorganization of game and inland fisheries, 2079 violations prosecuted, increased wildlife food and cover, two forest nurseries with a 15 million seedling capacity, 4 million produced in peak year, 12 state park units growing in popularity, and a new minerals research lab in Asheville. Industrial development promoted, with 281 projects in six months creating 28,500 jobs and $62.5 million in investments. Rural industry push expands across 11 regional meetings and aims to boost state income and wealth.
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R. Bruce Etheridge
Department of Conservation and Development
Raleigh
Division of Game and Inland Fisheries
Protector Force
North Carolina
Minerals Research Laboratory
Asheville
State College
Tennessee Valley Authority
Division of Mineral Resources
Bureau of Mines
Cherry
State Board of Health
Engineering Experiment Station
Forest fire protection program expands to 65 countries
The forest recontrol effort now spans 65 countries and protects nearly 13 million forest acres out of about 17 million needing protection. Forests cover over 18 million acres in this initiative.
Turkish Army Seals Istanbul Communist Publications
The Turkish army padlocked eight Istanbul publications and banned two new political parties described as communist fronts. The move, called a small purge by one source, follows rising anti communist sentiment and comes as the siege area extend s through Thrace toward Bulgaria and Greece. Police and military reportedly seized documents and detained suspected radicals while Premier Peker urged calm among Istanbul students.
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Istanbul
Iran
Turkey
Soviet
Russia
Seige
Thrace
Recep Peker
Istanbul University
Twin Killing in Florida Still a Mystery
Broward County authorities questioned about a dozen people over the weekend in the Ca nal Beach double murder of Lawrence Hogan 23 and Blaine Eldridge 24. Both victims were shot once with a .32 caliber pistol. Sheriff Walter Clark said no clues emerged despite tests on several witnesses who allegedly offered hearsay confessions.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Canal Beach
Broward County
Walter Clark
Lawrence ©. Hogan
Blaine Eldridge
Chatham, Mass
Clark
Dr W C Jackson Addresses Oak View Grange
Dr W C Jackson chancellor of Woman's College UNC spoke at the Oak View Grange gathering. Rev Oliver led devotionals with Mrs Judson Ruth assisting. Miss Betty Jo Smith sang. A report on the Grange legislative age by A H King was presented. P W Grandjean took the obligation and seven new members were received.
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W. C. Jackson
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Oak View Grange
Mr. Oliver
Oak View Methodist Church
Judson Ruth
Betty Jo Smith
A. H. King
P. W. Grandjean
Diathermy Shows Broad Healing Uses Across Ailments
Modern diathermy therapy speeds blood flow to tissues to speed repair and relieve pain. Dr Garrenton outlines benefits for sprains bursitis tenosynovitis chronic arthritis and fibrositis, with 20 minute daily sessions. Additional uses include pleurisy nerve inflammation sinus infections and backache.
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Connell G. Garrenton
North Carolina
Garrenton
Disraeli Kobak
Chicago
Bandit robs store, cites wife’s baby as motive
A young man entered Charles Coffee's store in High Point and demanded money with a pistol. He fled after Coffee surrendered $100. Police report the suspect claimed his wife was about to have a baby.
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Chicago
Charles Coffee
Coffee
Youth Stabs Mother's Fiance To Death In Struggle
A 15-year-old visiting his mother fatally stabbed Charles Sencenich an optometrist after he says defending his mother from choking The boy claimed he found a 10 inch butcher knife in the kitchen alcove and stabbed Sencenich Mrs Mary Williamson 47 has been married three times and plans to wed next month police say the youth did not live with his mother and she has four children
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Chicago
Thomas Lyons
Charles Sencenich
Mary Williamson
Lyons
Sencenich
Missouri Topples Illinois Whiz Kids
Missouri broke a 48 48 tie in the final minutes to defeat Illinois 55 50 in Chicago at the Kansas City auditorium. The Tigers rallied from a 29 27 halftime deficit to win as Illinois entered the Big Nine losses alongside Indiana and Michigan. Missouri began a Pacific coast trip with California at Berkeley upcoming Friday and Saturday.
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Chicago
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas City Auditorium
Lins
Pacific Coast
California
Berkeley
Big Six Tigers
Indiana
Michigan
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Firestone Stores
North Main
Brore
Florida
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Gomrrteht
King Peetures Sredicate
Belkstevens
DEPT
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High Point
High Point Ww. C
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Tupe
Belk-Stevens Company
Ivory
Gift Headquarters
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