Winston-Salem Urban Growth Shaped by Postwar Advances
Winston-Salem shows rapid progress after World War II with population and area growth, a move toward a city manager government, a major Wake Forest College relocation, and a $5 million school bond. The city expands its water system, adds off street parking, planning services, and multiple new industries, while building a broader tax base and more housing.
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Annie Hunter
Winston-Salem Journal
Winston-Salem
Census Bureau
State Baptist Convention
Wake Forest College
Harold Tribble
Forsyth County
Yadkina
Baptist
Kate Bitting
Benjamin F. Bernard
Bowman Gray
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Winston - Salem
Greensboro
Valise Crashed, He Didn't By RICHARD KLEINER
Pan American pilot Captain Fred V. Clark, with a 33 year safety record and over 21,450 flight hours, discusses lessons from a near miss when a valise fell and cracked his door. He credits strict adherence to CAA rules and cockpit checks for safety and plans a post retirement safety inspection role.
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Richard Kleiner
NEA
New York
Frankfurt
Berlin
Fred V.clark
Clark
Pan American World Airways
Navy
Shrty
CAA
Puerto Rico
Bermuda
Shorty Clark
Uncle Sam
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TAR Heelia
North Carolina
C. E. Perkins
Planning Board
Cutti
Western Electric
Daplan
Piedmont Airlines
Capital Airline
Eastern Airlines
WTOB
WAAA
Sears Roebuck
Sige Ge
Fred V. Clark
Akron
Ohio
Dorothy Gray
Harllee’'S
White
Richelieu Bridge
Koolfoam Rubber
Dayton