Catawba Seeks Gamma Globulin Supply For Children
Donald Huffman five year old and his brother from Claremont were taken to a hospital in Asheville. Dr Scott warned of limited gamma globulin stock and possible delays or rejection of requests. He noted mass inoculations in Caldwell County and polio areas in Alabama and New York have strained supplies and pledged advance notice if a mass program is arranged.
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Changes Planned Among Prison Supervisors
Raleigh reports planned changes in prison supervision as the state expands highway divisions from 10 to 14. John M. Barnes will replace Duke B. Paris as Seventh Division supervisor. B. H. Freeman resigns to head the new 14th Division at Sylva. Allen Whitfield becomes Third Division supervisor at Wilmington. Phea eating will supervise new 5th Division. Homer Haywood is replaced by Phea eating.
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Scouts Leave for West Coast Jamboree Trip
Twenty six Uwharrie Council Boy Scouts depart High Point by train 9 37 p m Saturday for the third National Jamboree at Irvine Ranch near Santa Ana California July 17 23 Leaders include J C Kaneer and three other scoutmasters plus two regional staffers Charles Robbins and James Best They will visit Yellowstone Grand Canyon Seattle and other sites en route and will attend the Los Angeles meeting of the National Council July 16 17 Hackney and Earl Wagoner will represent the council at the national council gathering and the next Executives Conference planning committee in 1955 The National Geographic Society notes the Fish House in London as the world s oldest aquarium.
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Two New Television Stations Okayed
The Communications Commission authorized two new television stations in Winston-Salem North Carolina and Norfolk Virginia. Triangle Broadcasting Corp Winston-Salem Channel 12 and Commonwealth Broadcasting Corp Norfolk Channel 27 received grants.
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TV Listings and Evening Schedule Fragment
Evening and Friday daytime program guide fragment lists NBC CBS and ABC shows. Programs include News and Commentary Johnny Merecer Space Rangers The Lone Ranger Douglas Edwards This snippet ends with a London showcase note about a new Fish House opening.
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Hopes Rise for Korean Armistice Shift
Washington reports that the U S administration is moving to secure a rapid armistice with Korea. President Eisenhower cut short a golf game to join top diplomats and military leaders in planning. General Clark would convene full Allied and Communist negotiators to set a signing date.
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Police Remove Cars Parked In No-park Zones
Operation Towaway led police to tow ten illegally parked vehicles yesterday. Six cars were removed from the loading zone at the rear of the Southern Furniture Exhibition Building and four from a restricted zone just south of the South Main Street Bridge.
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Thomasville Council Keeps 1.86 Tax Rate and Cuts School Budget
The Thomasville City Council in a special session kept the tax rate at 1.86 to fund operations and reduce department requests. The school budget was slashed to about $24,000 from $47,468, with four new teachers denied and the levy reduced to 15.5 cents. Officials expect public review in 20 days before final approval.
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Stocks Trek: American Power Leads With 20500 Shares
Stocks on the New York board see mixed activity with American Power trading 20 500 shares at 21 2 off 1 8 to top the list while New York Central and LacLede Igas rise on volume. Several utilities and manufacturers move with minor gains and losses across a broad midday roll call.
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Press Meet Opens Today At New Bern
The 4-The List annual convention of the North Carolina Press Association opened in New Bern. Delegates registered after noon and will attend a banquet. Speakers include Miss Gertrude Draway, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and Lyle C. Wilson of United Press. Tomorrow the group will visit Cherry Point Marine Base. Proceedings include business sessions and separate meetings for weeklies and dailies. the convention closes Saturday.
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Globe to rise at Babson Institute for space view
A 30 foot diameter globe weighing 750 tons will be built at Babson Institute in Wellesley Massachusetts. The largest revolving globe in the world will display earth from 5 000 miles out in space on a 24 miles to the inch scale and be used in visual education projects.
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Mass
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