Limited Federal World Government Backers From North Carolina
A broad coalition of 150 North Carolina business, political and educational leaders support a Senate petition for a limited world federal government. The effort, led by Senator Clyde Hoey, promotes amending the United Nations Charter to create a world federation with powers to preserve peace, backed by prominent advocates and university leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wink Locklair
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
United States Senate
Congress
Chatham
Frank Graham
United States
United Nations
Hoeyoffe
Kerr Scott
Council of State
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
American Legion
Hoey
United World Federalists
UMF
Henry Brandis
University of North Carolina Law School
National Council
UWF
Americans United
Greensboro
Samuel Levering
Mount Airy
AUWG
Dean Brandis
J. Will Press, Jr
Tocal
Senate
Eal
Tar Heel
North Carolina Delegation Urged to Back World Federation Resolutions
Citizens of North Carolina urge Congress to support House Concurrent Resolution 64 and Senate Concurrent Resolution 56 calling for amending the United Nations Charter to form a limited world federal government led by the United States. The plea asks delegation members to publicly endorse the measures and advocate them in committees and on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
North Carolina
Dean Brandis
Humber
Robert Lee Humber
Greenville
National Congress
United States
General Assembly
World Federation
North Carolina Bar “Association
The
League of Municipalities
North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Department of the American
Congress OF the United States
Nort Carolina
United Nations
House
Thurmond Chatham
Senate
Frank P. Graham
Congress
Residents warned to avoid all skunks in Delaware County
Health officer Dr. W. J. Molloy urged Delaware county residents to stay away from skunks after a rabid skunk was found on John Cromer’s farm. He warned the danger of rabies adds to the usual concerns, noting the odor is not the sole risk.
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Muncie
Ind
W. J. Molloy
Delaware County
Blighted Areas Dominate Urban Problems in U S
Blighted areas cover about 20 percent of metropolitan residences yet house 33 percent of the towns population, 45 percent of major crimes, 55 percent of juvenile delinquency, and 60 percent of tuberculosis victims, highlighting stark urban disparities.
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United States
North Carolina Receives 32 Million in Federal Funds
North Carolina received 32,232,297 from Uncle Sam last year with most funds supporting public welfare education and health programs. Highlights include 12,705,221 to the State Board of Public Welfare and 8,544,381 for old age assistance followed by 7,193,872 for vocational education and 3,007,004 to Employment Security.
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Raleigha
Uncle Sam
Veterans Farmer Training
Employment Security Commission
State Board of Health
Crippled Children’s Fund
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N. C
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N. C. State College
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