Decline in Juvenile Jail Holdings in North Carolina
A statewide trend over a decade shows fewer children under 16 held in jail, from 1,231 in 1936 to 325 in 1946-47 across many counties. Officials credit the state and county welfare agencies plus local law enforcement for better handling of delinquency and the push for specialized boarding homes to keep minors from contact with adults.
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A. Laurance Aydlett
Rct
Coopera
State Welfare Agency
North Carolina
Alamance
Alexander
Alleghany
Ashe
Avery
Beaufort
Bertie
Camden
Carteret
Chatham
Cherrokee
Cleveland
Currituck
Dare
Duplin
Gates
Harnett
Haywood
Hoke
Hyde
Jackson
Montgomery
Ellen Winston
Public Welfare
Supreme Court
Advertising cost rises for North Carolina booklet
Raleigh reports higher prices for state advertising with the 1948 Variet y Vacation Land booklet awarded to News Printing Company of Charlotte for about nine thousand dollars and with art work and engraving pushing the total to roughly thirteen thousand.
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Raleigh
News Printing Company
Charlotte
Supreme Court
Superior Court
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