Scott Attends Swearing In and Reappointments
Governor Scott attended the swearing in of two advisory budget commission members Harry Caldwell and A C Edwards of Hhokerton. Chief Justice Walter P Stacy administered the oath as Lt Governor H P Taylor presided. Governor Earle Clements of Kentucky spoke from the Governor's Office. Scott was en route to North Carolina from Colorado Springs after attending the governors conference. Several officials were named including W H S Burgwyn and W J Halstead, with Patton reappointed as judge along with Edmundson and Hamilton. Mrs Ollie Carpenter acted in conservation.
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Harry Caldwell
A.C Edwards
Hhokerton
Walter P. Stacy
State Supreme Court
H. P. Taylor
Scott
Earle Clements
Kentucky
Frank
North Carolina
Colorado Springs
Colo
W.H.S. Burgwyn
Woodland
W. J. Halstead
South Mills
George Patton
Franklin
W. T. Hatch
Raleigh
Harold Bennett
Asheville
Wilkins P. Horton
Pittsboro
AR Crisp
Lenoir
Patton
Paul B. Edmundson
Moro
Luther Hamilton
Moreinthe
Conservation
Ollie Carpenter
Bootlegger issues and state ABC policy debated
The piece argues new state ABC chair Robert W. Winston may press counties to boycott distillers supplying illicit North Carolina bootleggers. It notes enforcement limits, tax liens, and that local law enforcement bears primary responsibility, while highlighting the federal state tension and the local nature of effective enforcement.
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New State
ABC
North Carolina
Winston
Carolina
ABC Board
State Board
Revenue Department
Asebeeak Bet Mows
National Newspaper Publishers Association
Senate to Be Consulted on China and Trade Policy
Acheson said talks with other nations produced two Western points on China. First a united front against recognizing the communists when the issue arises. Second, excluding military-value materials from trade with Communist China. Also a State Department note accused the USSR of flouting Balkan peace treaties and rights provisions relating to Hungary Romania and others. In Paris OFEC moved toward freer trade among Western European nations after a compromise between US and UK positions.
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China
Russia
Associated Press
United States
State Department
Hungary
Romania
Washington
U. S
Britain
Paris
Western Europe
OFEC
Dema
States Should Guard Their Rights During North Carolina Convening
At the North Carolina Press Association 77th annual meeting in Nags Head delegates split sessions for weeklies and dailies. Thomas L. Stokes Jr. urged states to exercise and fix their own rights before discussing states rights, noting governors face legislative hurdles implementing national programs.
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NAGS
North Carolina Press Association
Washington
Thomas L. Stokes, Jr
Association
President Union
Stokes
Truman Nomination Sees Caffery Named Ambassador to Egypt
President Truman nominates Jefferson Caffery as ambassador to Egypt to succeed Stanton Griffis, with France reshuffle noted.
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Washington
Truman
Jefferson Caffery
Egypt
Stanton Griffis
France
Farmer killed at wood saw accident in Roxford
Clyde Gillis a 44 year old farmer of Persons county died when a stack of wood toppled and pushed him into a wood saw today in Roxford. The incident is reported as a fatal workplace accident.
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Roxford
Clyde Gillis
London
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
Jaroslav Drobay
Czechoslovakia
Lee Scott On Stand Today
Jefferson high students and choir members describe Buddy Scott as a good boy and Eagle Scout while cross examination questions probe rumors of past misdeeds. Norma Balochi testifies that he did not cheat and could always learn on his own despite alleged school record rumors.
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Jefferson High
William L. Joyce
Buddy
Joyce
Scott
YMCA
Norma Balochi
Budy
Dam projects seek licenses across Virginia and North Carolina
VEPCO requests licenses for a 24.5 million Roanoke Rapids dam while already pursuing two more large projects on the Roanoke River. Budgets include 78.9 million Buges Island dam and 12.01 million Philpott dam on the Smith River. Congress scrutiny follows a subcommittee hearing with lawmakers delaying Smith Mountain approval until decisions on Gaston and Roanoke Rapids are resolved.
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Smith Mountain
Gaston
Roanoke Rapids
Queen Bees Laying Up To 2000 Eggs Daily
The queen bee can lay 2000 or more eggs each day, producing well beyond her own body weight in eggs. This high output supports the colony’s growth and hive health.
Lutheran Hour Extends To Japan In September
Hollywood July 1 Lutheran hour radio program will extend to Japan with the Japanese Broadcasting Corp carrying the hour beginning in September. The program a 17 year old religious relay now on 1 100 stations in 67 countries will transmit on 111 stations in Japan.
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Hollywood
Japan
E. &. Bertermann
Lutheran Laymen's League
Missouri Synod
Japanese Broadcasting Corp
MBC
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