Health Program Will Be Help, Says Welfare Head
State welfare chief urges expanded medical and hospital care to curb poverty illness cycle. A case shows treatment delayed by poverty. prevention and Duke Endowment aid could lower long term costs and restore self support for families.
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Ellen Winston
Publicare
Public Welfare Department
Cherry
State Commission
State Commission On Hospital and Medical Care
General Assembly
Blic Welfare
Duke
ADC
Proposel
North Carolina
Auto Owners Urged to Recap Worn Tires Now
New York report says fewer than 5 million passenger tires will be released for rationing in the first quarter. Recapping is the only way to keep many cars in service as experts warn of widespread wear and potential shortages. Studies show thousands of tires worn near the danger line and industry figures estimate about 46 million tires need recapping or replacement now.
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Blic Welfare
Aften
Public Welfare
Duke and
DAL
New York
C. R. Mason
B. F. Goodrich Co
Pittsburgh
Office of Administration
Columbus
Mason
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OPA
New International Labor Group Planned
World Trade Union conference votes to form a new international labor organization with headquarters in Paris and a voice in peace efforts. Delegates from 40 countries end an 11 day convention with a special committee handling remaining issues and set another meeting before year end. Sidney Hillman of the CIO sponsors the plan for organic world trade union unity.
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London
World Trade Union Conference
International Labor Organization
Paris
Sidney Hillman
CIO
World Labor Organization
World Trade Union Unity
Teachers Protest Proposed Legislation In Raleigh Meeting
About 200 Wake County and Raleigh teachers gathered in Raleigh to voice dissatisfaction with the joint appropriations committee action on pending school legislation. They warned that North Carolina school futures hinge on the General Assembly in the coming days and said teaching morale is at a historic low.
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Raleigh
Joint Appropriations Committee
The
General Assembly
Wake County
North Carolina
Seven Arrested at Star Station Poker Game
Police interrupted a poker game at Star Station 760 North Main Street and arrested seven men on gambling charges. The accused, J. C. White, W. J. Chruthes, Earl White, Gib Russell, Baxter Wiley, H. D. McMillian, and H. H. Walker, were taken to the police station and cited to court for divorce action with gambling. Rufus J. Wysor, president of Public Steel Corp, filed for divorce from Nina T. W. in Cleveland common pleas, citing gross neglect. the couple wed in Washington a month earlier.
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J. C. White
High Point Rt
W. J. Chruthes
Jamestown
Earl White
Gib Russell
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Baxter Wiley
College Street
H. D. McMillian
North Wrenn Street
H. H. Walker
High Point Rue
Cleveland
Rufus J. Wysor
Public Steel Corp
Common Pleas
Nina T. W
Washington, D. C
Nen
Washington
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United States
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