Amos Reelected Hospital Board Head At Annual Meeting
R T Amos was reelected chairman of the High Point Memorial Hospital board of trustees at the annual meeting held in the nurses dining room. Other officers elected were J E Millis as vice chairman J Welch Harriss as treasurer and W R Peters as secretary. Trustees whose terms expired were reelected for six years. The medical staff of over 50 members was reaffirmed for the year. Director Peters reported progress on working drawings for the new 100 bed hospital and plans nearing completion. Final plans will be reviewed by the North Carolina Medical Care Commission and the U S Public Health Service around February 1.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Boulevard Unit
J. E. Millis
J. Welch Harriss
W. R. Peters
J. W. Lindsay
T. J. Kearns
J. W. Harriss
M. H. Folger
F. A. Thomas
R. Peters
North Carolina Medical Care Commission
United States Public Health Service
Medical Care Commission
Cone Official Speaks For Taft-Hartley Act
Marian W. Heiss vice president of Cone Mills Corp. told the Carolina Virginia Lumber men's club meeting in Greensboro that the Taft-Hartley Act does not repeal Wagner Act protections. He asserted the act equalizes labor and management duties and helped end secondary boycotts mass picketing and communist leadership.
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Greensboro
Marian W. Heiss
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina-Virginia Lumbermen’s Club
Heiss
Legislators Resume Full Schedule After Blythe Funeral
North Carolina lawmakers returned to Raleigh on January 26 after paying final tribute to Senator Joe L. Blythe. The Senate attended the funeral in a body while the House sent a 23 member delegation. Hearings by the joint appropriations committee for state agency funding resumed in the afternoon.
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Raleigh
Joe L. Blythe
General Assembly
Charlotte
Blythe
Washington
Senate
House
Joint Appropriations Committee
Dairy Council Plans Health Movement
About 100 nutritionists from the National Dairy Council met in Winston-Salem to discuss improving national health through dairy consumption. The program focused on promoting dairy in daily diets and its role in public health.
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Dairy Council
Winston-Salem
National Dairy Council
National Dairy Council Meet Sets Two Day Program
A prelude meeting with medical dental school and consumer groups aligned with the national health improvement program precedes the National Dairy council two day annual meeting to be held here tomorrow and Friday.
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National Dairy Council
Toledo Plans Public Address and Recording Systems
The International City Managers association notes Toledo council intends public address and wire recording systems so citizens may be fully informed on council meeting procedures.
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Toledo, O
INS
International City Managers’ Association
Toledo
Storage battery power finds widespread modern use
There are more than 250 different applications of storage battery power today across industry and consumer sectors. The range includes portable electronics, grid storage, renewable energy integration, electric vehicles, and backup power systems.
Hal the Camel Refuses Camel Mate at Griffith Park Zoo
In Los Angeles on January 26, Hal the camel at Griffith Park zoo rejected a female camel brought in to spark romance. Despite a $1,500 investment and the female’s pursuit, Hal fled and hid, leaving attendants hopeful that his shyness might fade with time.
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Los Angeles
Hal
Griffith Park Zoo
Architects To Raise Educational Fund In North Carolina
North Carolina architects pledge to raise thirty thousand dollars over three years to boost architectural education and research at North Carolina State College. The state chapter of the American Institute of Architects formed a foundation during its annual meeting with Walter D. Toy elected president and Walter Hook named foundation chairman.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
N. C. State College
American Institute of Architects
Walter D. Toy
Charlotte
Walter Hook
Fifteen Sentenced in $100,000 Theft Case at Washington
In Washington North Carolina fifteen defendants were sentenced or awaiting trial as the prosecution pressed to clear charges against forty one others in a $100000 theft ring involving Thomas and Howard wholesale grocery. Judge Chester Morris sentenced fifteen firm employees with fines from 100 to 1090 remitted to the company. The fifteenth received 18 months.
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Washington, N. C
Thomas and Howard
Superior Court
Chester Morris
Goodrich Develops Cold Rubber For Longer Tire Wear
Akron Ohio B F Goodrich Co reports a new cold rubber that wears longer on tire treads. The material is produced at temperatures about 80 degrees lower than those used for standard man made rubber.
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Akron, O
INS
B. F. Goodrich Co
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