Two Phases of Five Year Medical Plan Attacked
Raleigh February 14 A joint hearing of the legislatures health committee heard opposition to two parts of a five year medical care plan proposed by the medical care commission The plan calls for a 400 bed teaching hospital and a four year medical school at the University of North Carolina Supporters cite federal Hill Burton funds and state beds while opponents warn cost and overbuilding The debate featured doctors from Asheville Charlotte Rocky Mount and Durham and several state medical leaders and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Duran
Medical Care Commission
University of North Carolina
Don Elias
Asheville
W. S. Rankin
Charlotte
Duke Foundation
C. W. Bailey
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Medical Society
University At
Chapel Hill
James H. Clark
Elizabethtown
Clark
Clarence Poe
Progressive Farmer
J. Street Brewer
Roseboro
Paul F. Whitaker
Kinston
Josephine Daniels
William M. Coppridge
Durham
State Medical Society
D. I. G. Greer
Thomasville
N. Ic. — Health Association
Whitaker
General Assembly
Coppridge
Rankin
Bailey
Food Health Association
Maj
L. P. McLendon
Greensboro
Greater
Major McLendon
Dr. Greer
Executrix Notices Claims for Jack C Mundy Estate
Margaret M Mundy executrix publishes a claim notice for the estate of Jack C Mundy of Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by January 10 1948 and debtors must pay promptly. The filing is dated January 8 1947 and lists York Dickson Morgan as attorneys.
Lumber Chiefs Optimistic About Buyers Market Prospects
Carolinas Lumber and Building Supply association officials predict a buyers market for building materials and a rise in activity. Merbert C. Sherrill of Statesville was named third vice president, moving toward the presidency, and James A. Conway Jr. of Winston-Salem joined the directorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Carolinas Lumber and Building Supply Association, Inc
Merbert C. Sherrill
Statesville
James A. Conway, Jr
Winston-Salem
Radio Schedule Corrections For Friday February 14
Radio program guide lists revised Friday February 14 schedule with time zone corrections. Programs span drama, news, music, and variety from Portia Facing Life to Dance Band Hour and News in Minutes with network relay times varying by local stations.
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Networkea
Portia
Abe School of the Air
Cbhs
Abe Superman
Just Plain Fill
Mationabe Treas
Orch
Ack Armstrong
Front Page
Farrel
Tennessee Jed
Dick Tracy
Tom Mis
Buck Rogers
Abe-Enat Terry
Harrigan
America
Washington Newsa
Towell Thomas
Abe
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Elmer Davis
Carden
Gilbert
Abe Meredith Wilson
Baby Snooks
Che Fat Man
Abe Burl Ives
Vera Haley
D'Arcys
Alan Young
Nhbe
Che
Abe Radio Story Theater
Nramas
Stante
Abe Ginny Simms
Break the Bank
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Abe Lyman
Abe Moore
Durante
Abe Bulldow Drummond
Norama
Bill Stern
Abe Ann Sothern
Matsie
Mbs
Gyeste
Nbe
Ariety
Abe-West
Blue mold disease hits bread tobacco beds in Southeast
Reports confirm blue mold in Florida and Georgia affecting bread tobacco plant beds. Growers monitor spread and seek guidance on control measures. Officials urge vigilance to limit losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Georgia
40 Mile Speed Limit Set on Three Lane Route 70
The North Carolina Highway Commission imposes a 40 mph limit on the 11.7 mile three lane section of US Route 70 from High Point to east of Greensboro to curb rising accidents. The move follows tests, traffic counts, and safety studies showing higher speeds and poor road standards after wartime changes, with wet conditions and oil drippings risk as major factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
State Highway Commission
T. A. Burton
Burton
The
Highway Commission
Shelby Banker Head of Group Named NC Bankers Leader
George Blanton of Shelby is named chairman of group 9 of the North Carolina Bankers association at a Charlotte meeting. Elected with him were William W. Hoy of Rutherfordton as vice president Paul Goard of Belmont as secretary and treasurer and J E Henley of Lincolnton as executive councilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
George Blanton
Shelby
Group 9
North Carolina Bankers Associa
William W. Hoy
Rutherfordton
Paul Goard
Belmont
J. E. Henley
Lincolnton
Notice to creditors in estate of Mrs G B Patterson
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Mrs. G B Patterson deceased of Guilford County North Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims to present them to the undersigned on or before January 25 1948 or the notice will be pleaded in avoidance. All indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. January 24 1947 Paul W Godfrey Administrator 413 Forrest Ave Greensboro NC 1/24-31 2/7-14-21-28
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack C. Mundy
Guilford County
North Carolina
Margaret M. Mundy
York, Dickson & Morgan
Attys
G. B. Patterson
Paul W. Godfrey
Forrest Ave
BL. Freeman
N.C
Eugene G. Shaw
Delia Ann Hobson
Harry B. Myers
Fernwood Drive
Greensboro
N. C
J. Keith Harrison
Wiltshire Boulevard
High Point
Kalopia A. Harrison
Schoch & Schoth. Attys
Legion Quota Set in Largest North Carolina Drive
The North Carolina American Legion establishes a 107 149 membership quota in its largest drive in 28 years. Executive vice commander Paul R. Younts announces the target as corn tobacco squash tomatoes lima beans pumpkins and Irish potatoes are noted as native American plants. About 20 percent of all passenger cars in the United States are registered on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Department of the American Legion
Paul R. Younts
United States
Boy Scout Service At Oakdale Church
A special Boy Scout service will be held at Oakdale church Sunday at 7 30 p m with a sermon by Pastor Rev J A Burger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale Church
J. A. Burger
Grace Moore's Body Moved to Cherbourg for U S Return
Hearse carries the body of Grace Moore, American opera star, over icy roads to Cherbourg for plating on the liner America bound for New York tomorrow. Also noted is rising use of liquefied petroleum gas for long haul trucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grace Moore
Cherbourg
United States
America
New York
Family Murder Case Continues in Fire Deaths
Leon Richburg faces trial over the deaths of his wife and two children in a December 9 house fire. County Officer R. L. testified two phones were nearer his home, Richburg claimed he tried to save his wife but could not reach her or the children. Fire inspectors said the front door remained locked with a key still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Richburg
R. L
Richburg
Alsbrook
Students Hold 3 Day Meeting
Methodist students from across the state gather in Greensboro for a three day conference with Dr. Edward T. Ramsdell of Vanderbilt as keynote speaker. Miss Clara Lee of Duke University serves as state president of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Edward T. Ramsdell
Vanderbilt University
Clara Lee
Duke University
Administrators Notice and Claim Deadlines for Estates
Notices in Guilford and High Point NC announce claims against the estates of Delia Ann Hobson and J Keith Harrison. Creditors must file by February 4, 1947, with Administratrix Kalopia A Harrison and attorney Schoch and Schoth, 1412 Wiltshire Boulevard High Point. Publication dated January 3 and February 14, 1947.
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Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham Tsneoins
Rawthorne
Flying Service, Inc
Hawthorne Flying Service, Inc
South
Ralph
Crocker, Mgr
R. Bell
Sales
Mer
White House
Robert B. Hannegan
Tom C. Clark
Hannegan
New York City
Shelby Banker
McKenney
William Fef
NEA
Benjamin M. Golder
Philadelphia
American Contract Bridge League
Golder
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Washington
Ben
West
Declarer
Kos
West Pass
Joe Sommers
Great Lakes Naval Station
Kay Puppin
Joe
Chicago
Tall Girls’ Club
Hawaiian Fruit Curtiss Candy Company
Chicago 13, Ill
R. B. Sutton
Sutton
Life Insurance Company
PORK
Seward’s Market
East Commerce ST