Bi County Airport Authority Faces Free Hand on Regional Plan
A Forsyth Airport Commission and Greensboro High Point Airport Authority meeting urged forming a bi county airport authority to serve the area. They agreed to recommend establishing the joint authority, with location disputes left to major owners, urging swift, coordinated action for future air service needs.
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Bi-County
Forsyth Airport Commission
Greensboro-High Point
Piedmont
Forsyth
Guilford
Board of Commissioners
Winston-Salem
City officials urged to face water crisis failures and fix blame
A critical editorial questions accountability for the emergency water shortage and urges a thorough root cause review among the contractor engineer and water department. It warns against glossing over errors as the city plans millions in water and sewer upgrades and bond votes.
American music gains world stature and domestic support
Editorial notes growing U S influence in jazz and serious music abroad due to cultural exchange programs. It cites 1000 plus symphonies, hundreds of community groups, 80 festivals, and a booming phonograph era. It also highlights low compensation for most musicians and calls for better subsidy and funding mechanisms.
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America
United States
Variety
The
Voice of
U. S
State Department
American Federation of Musicians
Sunday Morning By Mail And Carrier Subscriptions
Classified notice lists subscription rates for Sunday morning mail and carrier delivery. United States press association notice disclaims reproduction rights and postal entry details.
Washington Buzz and Betting Leanings in Capital Circles
A collage of Washington backstage chatter notes Queen Elizabeth may visit the U S to boost Anglo American ties amid Jamestown events. Gen Gruenther’s post at the Red Cross draws odds. Dan Daniel and Mamie Eisenhower feature in social recollections as Gandhi’s back yard visit and a Boston debutante charm Washington society scene.
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Washington
Britain
Elizabeth
America
Jamestown
England
Alfred Gruenther
Red Cross
Ike
Tracy Voorhees
Defense Department
Georgi Zaroubin
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Patrick Henry
Dan Daniel
American Legion
Cairo
Egypt
Danville
Dan
Jimmy
Middle East
Mamie Eisenhower
India
B. M. Birla
U. S
Paul Murphy
Austria
Boston
Josephine Guilliana
Beantown
New York
Capitol staff kept steady in 1957 assembly lineup
Despite election of Speaker and pro tem, the 1957 General Assembly will mirror last session with veteran officers returning. Judge Ray Byerly and Herman Scott are expected back as principal clerk and Senate sergeant at arms, while Annie Cooper and Wayland Spurill are slated for House posts. Christmas tree returns to capitol rotunda after years away, with gifts and lights supplied by capitol staff. a brief on atomic energy explains basic concepts and uranium’s role in energy.
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House
Senate
General Assembly
Ray Byerly
Lee County
Herman Scott
Chatham County
Annie E. Cooper
Wake
Annie
Wayland Spurill
Bertie
W. J
Billy) Arthur
Chapel Hill
William Byrd
Harnett
William Umstead
Capitol
Evelyn Clement
Boys Home of North Carolina Helps North Carolina Boys
J Sanders Dallas writes about the Boys Home of North Carolina at Lake Waccamaw eleven miles east of Whiteville. He details creation by J Le Collier and A D Peacock, volunteer travel for knowledge, admission through welfare or juvenile court, and plans for 100 boys with 16 per unit. The home aims to provide shelter, schooling, church life, and citizenship, funded by donors and a Buck-a-Month program while awaiting sufficient funds to complete cottages and labor costs.
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Boys Home of North Carolina, Inc
Lake Waccamaw
Whiteville
Boys Home
J. le Collier
A. D. Peacock
Civitan Club
Peacock
United States
Boys Ranch
Dallas
Texas
Boys Town
Nebraska
North Carolina
Mr. Peacock
Welfare Department
E. H. Williford
High Point
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Wariffith Company
Washington News Notebook
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Lynn Nisbet
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Randall B
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Kerr Scott
Charles “Earson
Haw River
Robert S. Curtis
Mack Terry
Niagara Falls
Holt McPherson
J. Sanders Dallas
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