City to Auction Jones Property on Chestnut Street
City to sell ten pieces of property owned by the city including six Chestnut Street lots formerly part of the W C Jones estate near the Junior High School. Auction Monday at 11 with bids listed from $225 to $1,000, lots to be sold individually or in a block if needed.
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Chestnut Street
P. L. Massey
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Library Adds New Labor Guide Service
The public library introduces LABOR GUIDE from Prentice Hall, a loose-leaf, weekly updated volume covering federal and state labor relations, union contracts, collective bargaining, employee relations, and state labor laws. It targets employers, employees, unions, and general readers with authoritative, up-to-date material.
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Prentice-Hall Company
United States
Prentice-Hall
High Point
Polio funds strained as North Carolina counties exhaust aid
In Chapel Hill, January 24, Mrs. Phillips Russell reports several counties in North Carolina have exhausted local polio funds. Richmond county lists 29 new cases, 25 hospitalized, at $155 daily costs. total care since June 1 amounts to $13,795. Other counties with high costs include Alamance Guilford Stanly Wake Mecklenburg and Montgomery.
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North Carolina
Phillips Russell
Richmond County
Russell
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New York
Secord
Isaac Ondon
Stanly
Randolph
Wake
Mecklenburg
Montgomery
Peele Urges 100 Million For Road Modernization
North Carolina editors were urged to back a 100 million dollar bond issue to modernize primary roads built 20 years ago and a 50 million appropriation for new schools over ten years. Herbert Peele, editor of the Elizabeth City A and former NC Press Assn president, spoke at a newspaper institute.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Herbert Peele
Elizabeth City
North Carolina Press Association
Duke University
Virginia
South Carolina
Peele
Josephus Daniels
Daniels
H. Galt Braxton
Truman Will Get Alaskan Delegates
Alaska's Democratic territorial convention instructed the six delegates to back Sen. Joseph R. Dahoney of Wyoming for the 1948 vice presidential nomination, the first such move by any U.S. territory. The session at Ketchikan voted to support the pick as part of its Truman nomination effort.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
United States
Truman
Joseph C. D’ Ahoney
Wyoming
Communist Beaten in Baghdad Demonstration
An angry crowd killed a man who shouted for Stalin during anti British Iraq treaty demonstrations in Baghdad. Police arrested 20 Communists after leading small protests since yesterday.
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Bagdad
Iraq
Stalin
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