Clyde Shreve Heads North Carolina House Committee on Counties
Clyde A. Shreve of Guilford heads the House Committee on Counties Cities and Towns. The list also shows top chairmen and vice chairmen for the House and Senate, with names and districts including Wilson Wake Mecklenburg and Guilford among others. The article notes assignments affect advisory budget panel seats for the next two years.
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Clyde Shreve
Guilford
House Committee On
Raleigh
Jan
Money Committee
General Assembly
House Finance Committee
Larry L Moore, Jr
Wilson
Senate
R. Grady Rankin
Gaston
Co. W. Frank Taylor
Wayne
Arch T. Allen
Wake
E. T. Best, Jr
Cabarrus
A. C. Edwards
Greene
Fred S. Royster
Vance
D. L. Ward
Craven
Roads
John C. Rodman
Beaufort
Julian Allsbrook
Halifax
J. C. Pittman
Lee
O. B. Moss
Nash
House Committee
Harvey Morris
Mecklenburg
W. Frank Taylor
John F. Matheson
Iredell
J. K. Doughton
Alleghany
Leroy Scott
Odell Williamson
Brunswick
Commission
Institutions For the
H. B. Smith
Union
J. W. Whitfield
Pender
Clarence P. Hathaway
Gates
John H. Kerr, Jr
Warren
Woodrow W. Jones
Rutherford
Clyde A. Shreve
H. S. Gibbs
Carteret
Sam O. Worthington
Pitt
E. Leigh Winslow
Perquimans
Frank M. Kilpatrick
Roy A. Taylor
Buncombe
H. Clifton Blue
Moore
Walter E. Crissman
O. Lee Horton
Burke
Robert M. Gantt
Durham
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Yancey
George K. Snow
Surry
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J. P. Wallace
Montgomery
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L. A. Martin
Davidson
H. A. Greene
Hoke
Ben E. Fountain
Edgecomb
C. Wayland Spruill
Bertie
Burl G. Hardison
Shelley B. Caveness
Public Utilities
Winfield Blackwell
Forsyth
R. Lee Whitmire
Henderson
Dan K. Edwards
D. C. Dungan
Rowan
William T. Hatch
Harry Vanderlinden
Catawba
R. L. Harris
Person
E. R. Johnson
Currituck
Joseph Branch
Hugh Q. Alexander
Ronald Hocutt
Johnston
F. M. Averitt
Cumberland
B. T. Falls, Jr
Cleveland
University
John W. Umstead, Jr
Orange
Edwin Pate
Scotland
John D. Larkins, Jr
Jones
Gilbert A. Shaw
J. Emmett Winslow
J. Benton Thomas
O. L. Richardson
Nelson Woodson
Frank H. Gibbs
Rex Gass
W. B. Hodges
L. H. Fountain
Edgecombe
Adam J Whitley, Jr
William F. Marshall
Stokes
C. H. Dearman
W. H. Crawford
Jackson
R. N. Simms, Jr
Max C. Wilson
Caldwell
Henry A. McKinnon
Robeson
Hardy Talton
J. Hampton Price
Rockingham
Hal Hammer Walker
Randolph
Charles C. Dalton
R. J. Hester, Jr
Bladen
Roy Row
James Webb
L. B. Nichols
Cherokee
George T. Penny
W.H. Crawford
Sam M. Campen
Pamlico
Henry Vann
Sampson
Claud Currie
Luther E Earnhardt
F. D. Long
J. C. Eagles, Jr
Joe L. Blythe
Meck
Record of Drunken Driving Licenses Lost in December
Raleigh reports 638 licenses revoked for drunken driving in December, part of 1948 total of 8,453. December totals include 1,125 license actions, with 851 revocations and 274 suspensions. 60 out-of-state drivers also convicted, plus multiple related offenses. The notice lists assorted state officials and committee appointments.
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Raleigh
Motor Vehicles Department
Six North Carolina bands may attend Lions convention in New York
Elizabeth City January meeting of the convention committee in Raleigh considered sending six bands to the Lions international convention in New York next July. Commit tee offered $1 000 toward expenses for each band, with the group covering the rest. Mooresville High would pay all its costs. others from Elizabeth City Lenoir Salisbury Kannapolis and Henderson aim to join. Elizabeth City was the lone band last year.
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North Carolina
New York
Raleigh
Mooresville
Lenoir
Salisbury
Kannapolis
Henderson
Lions Clubs
Scott Delivers First Post Inaugural Speech Today
Raleigh January 11 Governor Scott will speak to the Sir Walter cabinet composed of legislators wives and state officials marking his first address since taking office. He will also appear Thursday at the North Carolina Dairy Products Association convention in Winston-Salem.
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Raleigh
Scott
Sir Walter Cabinet
N. C. Dairy Products Association
Winston-Salem
Soviet Pravda claims Mozhaisky first powered flight
In a January article Komsomol Pravda asserts Russia invented the world’s first power driven heavier-than-air craft in July 1882. A. F. Mozhaisky designed a three steam engine monoplane and Golubev allegedly flew it, beating the Wright brothers by 21 years with witnesses from the war ministry present.
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Communist Youth
Wright Brothers
Komsomol Pravda
A. F. Mozhaisky
Golubev
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Russian War Ministry
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