Umstead Portrait to be Presented to North Carolina
The state will receive an oil portrait of late Gov. William B. Umstead in a ceremony at the Capitol Hall of the Merle Bradley Umstead. The painting by Henry Reed Jr. was provided by UNC Class of 1916. Gov. Hodges and A. H. Graham lead the portrait committee with attendees Mrs Umstead expected.
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Hodges
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Durham
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Chapel Hill
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Marine Corps Chief Defends Record Amid Parris Island Controversy
Charleston report notes General Pate criticizes publicity surrounding the Parris Island case. He cites the McKeon negligent homicide conviction and ongoing Porter recruit inquiry as examples of sensitive issues. He warns against sensational front-page coverage and defends command decisions during a turbulent period.
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New York
Danville to Richmond Train Service Ends After 108 Years
The last passenger run on the Danville to Richmond line ends after 108 years due to declining revenues. Train No. 12 led by Engineer George Rowlett completes the 140 mile final trip amid sparse crowds as Richmonders and Danville residents reflect on the line’s storied past.
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State To Save Taxpayers On Mailing Costs
RALEIGH February 16 The Motor Vehicles Dept has found a way to save taxpayers 15 cents on every license plate mailed by cutting postage from 23 to eight cents. Assistant Vehicle Commissioner W Garrett achieved this by lighter tags. Most tags are sold over the counter at branch offices and involve no mailing costs, but for the thousands who write in for tags the 15 cent saving adds up.
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Shelby Negro Shot To Death In Street
Shelby North Carolina February 16 police say a man named A C Durham was shot to death on a street following an argument over a card game The shooter B F Eaves confessed to the shooting claiming self defense
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