Awards Tonight For Press Institute Winners
The North Carolina Press Institute will announce four one hundred dollar awards tonight in Durham for spot reporting feature writing editorial writing and photography. Dr Thomas D Clark of Kentucky will address the gathering as J M Roberts Jr AP foreign affairs analyst spoke earlier on war and world politics stressing the need to defend Western governmental systems.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina Press Institute
Durham
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Ashion
North Carolina Press Association
Associated Dailies Division
E Ncpa
Thomas D. Clark
The
South Historical Association
University of Kentucky
J. M. Roberts, Jr
Asheville
Associated Press
First North Carolina Air Unit Formed
The North Carolina national guard designates its first air unit with two officers. William J. Payne becomes lieutenant colonel and commander. Dr. John W. Baluss becomes major and flight surgeon. The 156th fighter squadron will be based at Morrisfield in Charlotte.
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Raleigh
North Carolina National Guard
Adj
J. van B. Metts
William J. Payne
John W. Baluss
Charlotte Payne
Baluss
156Th
Morrisfield
Charlotte
Former Clerk Loses Appeal In High Court
Ward Blanton former law clerk in Charlotte had his habeas corpus appeal rejected by the U S Supreme Court. He was sentenced in 1946 to five to 10 years for subornation of perjury as part of a divorce mill scheme involving South Carolina residents. Other convicts included W T Shore and Mrs Vivian Bard with differing sentences.
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Raleigh
Ward Blanton
Charlotte
U. S. Supreme Court
Harry McMullan
Blanton
South Carolina
W. T. Shore
Vivian Bard
Woman Dies As Auto Crashes Into Truck
Miss Nell Deloatch 28 assistant county home demonstration agent for Gaston county died after her car skidded on an icy highway and hit a truck at the foot of a long hill on the Lincolnton Newton road. Miss Lucile Tatum survived unharmed. Deloatch, a Shelby native, had lived in Gaston county five years and is survived by her parents and a brother.
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Gastonia
Nell Deloatch
Gaston County
Lincolnton- Newton
Miss Deloatch
Shelby
J. R. Deloatch
Bobby Deloatch
Plans To Aid Dixie Education To Be Debated
ANNAPOLIS Md Jan 23 Plans for improvement of education in the South will head the southern Governor's Conference agenda in Tallahassee Feb 7 8 The conference chaired by Governor William Preston Lane Jr of Maryland will review a Nashville Tennessee report by its regional education committee The committee aims to study regional progress without regard to race creed or color and notes the southern economy could gain from a regional plan especially for graduate schools Educators from southern colleges may be invited to a Florida meeting in March to pursue the matter.
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Annapolis
Tallahassee
Fla
William Preston Lane Jr
Maryland
Nashville
Tenn
Lane
South
Florida
Nutrition Committee Weighs World Food Situation Talk
The North Carolina state nutrition committee heard Dr. Hazel Liebling of the U S Department of Agriculture discuss the world food situation during today’s session in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State Nutrition Committee
Hazel Liebling
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Duplin Killers Being Hunted
Wallace police hunt for attackers who fatally beat Walter Johnson in Duplin County. Officers searched his filling station and store near Wallace after he was found beaten near his business and died at a Wilmington hospital. Police Chief Norwood Boone suspects robbery as the motive.
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Wallace
Walter Johnson
Duplin County
Johnson
Wilmington
Norwood Boone
Committee To Study AP Service In North Carolina
A new continuing study committee will examine Associated Press service in North Carolina, working with a national AP study executive committee. Jonathan Daniels was elected president, Al Dickson vice-president, Paul Nashell secretary, and the group includes Brodie Griffith Holt McPherson Worth Bacon.
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Chapel Hill
Associated Press
North Carolina
Associated Press Club
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Floyd Hendley
Greensboro Record
Daniels
al Dickson
Wilmington Stars-News
Paul
Ferguson Seeks Identities Of Commodity Traders
Senator Ferguson asks Secretary Anderson to speed up delivery of lists naming federal and state workers with commodity accounts. Agencies sought names from brokers by Jan 3 and complete records by Jan 11 for a senate appropriations panel. Only 100 government trader names have been published so far.
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Washington
Ferguson
R-Mich
Anderson
Senate Appropriations
Department of Agriculture
State to Receive TVA Tax Rebate Totals $85,396
North Carolina officials plan to distribute 85 396 75 dollars in TVA tax reimbursement to the state and western counties. Swain County gets 28 467 68 dollars, Murphy 32 09, Bryson City 15 39, and other localities share the remainder.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Swain County
Murphy
Bryson City
Poor Brakes Are Cause Of Many Auto Accidents
The article explains brake equalization and hand brake requirements under the new North Carolina mechanical inspection program. It notes front and rear braking balance, pedal travel reserve, and that vehicles must pass to receive an approved blue NC sticker. It warns that unsafe cars may be disapproved or condemned until defects are fixed.
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Aleigh
Motor Vehicle Mechanical Inspection Requirement Manual
North Carolina
Motor Vehicles Department
Man Freed After Parole For Uncle Slaying
Reed Coffey of Avery county, convicted in 1936 of first degree murder in the death of Hardy Coffey, had his sentence commuted from death to life, then to 20 to 30 years, and was granted parole by Governor Cherry, ending his long, circuitous path to freedom.
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Raleigh
Reed Coffey
Avery County
Coffey
Cherry
Avery
Hardy Coffey
Clyde R. Hoey
Special Term Of Court Sought In Moore County
Moore County commissioners were urged to set a special term of Superior Court to try R. Frank Spivey of Robbins for the murder of his wife Evelyn Spivey. Judge Wilson Warlick noted the current term cannot hear the case and considered a bond request from Spivey’s attorneys. Spivey has been jailed without bond since November.
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Carthage
Moore County
Superior Court
R. Frank Spivey
Robbins
Wilson Warlick
Spivey
Evelyn
Time Zone Tips for Radio Scheduling Clarified
The notice explains Eastern Standard Time as the base and how to convert to Central Mountain zones by subtracting one and two hours respectively. It notes some stations may adjust relay times to fit local schedules and that last minute changes are not to be included.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Various Networks and Shows
A dense afternoon to late night list of radio programming across networks CBS ABC MBS and NBC style slots. Entries cover news music variety talk and comedy shows with times from 6:00 to 12:00 including Newscasts sports updates and drama features.
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Abe
Cbs Network
Abe-Wee
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Abe United Nations
Cbe
Chicago Orchestra
Cbs-East Lum & Abner
Clihé- West
Abc
Lowell Thomas
Cbs
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Song
Cbs Daily
Abe Bob Crosby
Abe Henry J
Abe Henry J. Taylor—mbs 7:45—Kaltenborn Comment--abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Paul Lavalle
Abe Fanny Brice
Cba
Abe Buri Ives
Alan Dale
Abe Danny Thomas
Mbe
Cha Billy Rose
Abe Morgan-Ameche-Langford
Che
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Lyman Waltz
Abe Ozzie and Harriet
Cbs the Sheriff
Heatre
Cbs Xing & Sports
Bill Stern
Abe Spike Jones
Nbe
Ebs
Abe-Weet
WHPE
WHRE
John Gart
Burley tobacco sales and prices fall to season lows
Burley tobacco sales and prices slid to new season lows in Louisville and across eight-state belt. Total sales reached 5.76 million dollars with farmers receiving 2.68 million at an average of 46.47 per hundredweight, down 1.77 from yesterday as deliveries slowed due to icy roads. Final sales were scheduled in Bloomfield Paducah Springfield Harrodsburg with others postponed or canceled.
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Louisville
State Department of Agriculture
Bloomfield
Paducah
Springfield
Harrodsburg
Owensboro
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lebanon
Hartsville
Teacher Report Exaggerated Says Dr Hillman
Dr James E Hillman of the State Department of Public Instruction says reports that restoring certificate renewal requirements will drive hundreds of teachers from the profession are exaggerated. He notes about 70 percent of teachers and principals should return to schools this fall without refresher courses, and only those with certificates below class A face concern.
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Raleigh
James E. Hillman
State Department of Public Instruction
Hillman
Department
Division of Professional Services
Unclear Data Point From Seasonal Sales Report
The fragment notes 88 cents under Tuesday's average and a reduction of over a million pounds. Season totals show 448 224 511 units at a price of 48.91 dollars.
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