Carolina Inn of UNC Faces Possible Expansion
The Carolina Inn in Chapel Hill, owned by the University of North Carolina, plans land purchases for possible expansion after limiting room shortages. It hosts conferences, alumni reunions, and groups like the North Carolina Press Association while employing about 60 students and 70 staff. Governor Hodges and a movie actress once dined there, underscoring its status as a cross roads for prominent figures and visitors to UNC.
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Carolina Inn
UNC
Constance Bennett
Luther Hodges
Carolina Tan
North Carolina
Hodges
Commons Hall
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
John Sprunt Hill
Durham
University
L. B. Rogerson
The
North Carolina Press Association
General Alumni Association
Inn
Southeastern Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina Bankers Association
Morehead Foundation
Certified Public Accountants Symposium
North Carolina Bar Association
North Carolina Symphony
American Institute of Architects
North Carolina Women’s Press Association
North Carolina Press Photographers Association
American College of Physicians
Rogerson
Antitrust Drug Approach Aims To Prevent Heart Attacks
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports New discoveries promise safe antirust drugs to prevent heart attacks by dissolving or blocking fatty deposits in arteries. Vanadium salt studies in rabbits show reduction of fatty material. human trials planned. Curran and KU Medical School team describe targeting internal cholesterol production to keep arteries open.
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AP Science
Kansas City
George L. Curran
University of Kansas Medical School
Perfect Bank Robbery Setup in Mount Clemens
Detective Conrad Koltys from the Macomb County sheriff's office halted a bank theft scene near the First National Bank. He nabbed three young men found with $210 in cash as police converged. Bank later said the alarm was accidental and apologies were accepted.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Conrad Koltys
Macomb County
Dog Believed Held For Ransom in Denver
A black Labrador puppy named Ocho is missing in Denver. Mr and Mrs Al Hansen report a caller demanded description of the dog and a reward, saying ten dollars was not enough before hanging up.
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Denver
Ocho
al Hansen
Fire Chief Involved In False Alarm At Laguna Beach High
Laguna Beach officials investigate a false alarm at Laguna Beach High School prompting Fire Chief Homer Mann to reveal he was inspecting a gymnasium fire box when the alarm sounded. The incident ties the chief to the misunderstood maintenance check that led to the panic.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Laguna Beach High School
Homer Mann
Mann
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