Charlotte Seeks To Extend City Boundaries
City Attorney John Shaw will send a bill to the Mecklen burg legislative delegation to extend Charlotte city limits. Representatives Vogler and Morris agreed to the new boundaries with an election planned this year, but the change will take effect in 1949. They sought Thomasboro Hoskins and Oakhurst areas but accepted the sewage system connection decision from the engineering department.
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John Shaw
Mecklenburg
J. B. Vogler
Harvey Morris
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Vogler
Morris
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Poland Opens Large Training Drive for 300000 Youth
Warsaw reports that 300000 farmers and youths are in professional training in schools run by the education and agriculture ministries. The expansion aims to build skills across rural and farming sectors.
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Poland
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Agriculture
CROSSWORD BY EUGENE SHEFFER HORIZONTA
North America has two species of wolves the red and the grey. Arizona had 2,208 miles of rail road in 1945.
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North America
Arizona
Makeup of the 80th Congress Mixed Veteran and Lawyer Roster
The 80th Congress shows fewer bald heads and more service ribbons with 15 percent of House members and six percent of senators veterans of World War II. Lawyers lead professions in both chambers, with 56 percent in the House and 66 percent in the Senate, while ages cluster mainly between 40 and 65.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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William F. Knowland
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William F. Jenner
Indiana
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Warren G. Magnuson
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Helen Gehagan Douglas
California
Katherine St. George
New York
Georgia Lusk
New Mexico
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
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Texas
Earl Michener
Michigan
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Harry P. Cain
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
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Tom Connally
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Clyde R. Hoey
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Baptist Hospital Board Chooses W J Conrad as President
Winston Salem January announcement names William J Conrad Jr secretary of R J Reynolds Tobacco Co as the new president of the North Carolina Baptist hospital board of trustees. He succeeds J S Lynch Sr who resigned due to ill health after serving since 1939 during hospital expansion tied to Bowman Gray medical school. The board tasks its executive committee to plan a 1 million dollar fundraising drive this year to finance a 120 bed south wing approved by the Baptist state convention meeting in Asheville last November.
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Wiliam J. Conrad, Jr
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
North Carolina Baptist Hospital Board of Trustees
J. S. Lynch
Lynch
Bowman Gray Medical School
Wake Forest College
Baptist State Convention
Asheville
Two Held In Death Of Liquor Dealer
Francis C. Odom and Worth B. Crowell were ordered held without bond for trial in Mecklenburg County Superior Court on warrants charging they murdered Herman Satinover, a convicted liquor dealer. A writ of habeas corpus secured by defense attorneys will be heard Monday before Judge W. H. Burgwyn at the current term of criminal superior court.
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Francis C. Odom
Worth B. Crowell
Mecklenburg County Superior Court
Herman Satinover
W. H. Bobbitt
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Town In Basement Townsfolk Open Miniature North Side Village
In Chicago a basement town below the Samuel J. Burrows residence serves eight Burrows children ages one to ten. The model town features a fire house with engines and helmets a filling station a well stocked grocery store a bake shop and various houses.
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Chicago
Samuel J. Burrows
Burrows
Gabrielson to Speak Monday at Wildlife Meet
North Carolina Wildlife Federation opens its second annual two day convention in Raleigh with Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson of Washington DC as principal speaker. He will address What It Takes To Make a Good State Wildlife Program. The federation seeks separation of the game and inland fisheries division from the state board of conservation and development and plans to push a bill this session.
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North Carolina Wildlife Federation
Ira N. Gabrielson
Washington, D. C
The
Wildlife Management Institute
Gabrielson
Game and Inland Fisheries Division
State Board of Conservation and Development
General Assembly
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