Solicitor General Urges Ban on Private Law Practice
Atty. Gen. Malcolm B. Seawell urged North Carolina lawmakers to prohibit solicitors from private legal work while in office, arguing full time service is needed for justice. He said conflicts arise when solicitors practice law outside official duties and pledged the attorney general’s office will assist district solicitors with technical matters.
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Morehead City
N.C
Malcolm B. Seawell
North Carolina
Six Die On State Highways In Weekend Toll
Six people were killed on North Carolina highways during the weekend with excessive speed blamed in most crashes. Victims include Robert Elbert Temple in Charlotte on U S 21, James Cromartie near Elizabethtown on US 701, Marshall Whitfield White in Orange County on NC 86, James Harry Welch near Roxboro on US 158, Arnold Younce in Davidson County on a rural road, and Bruce Edward Carpenter on US 221 in McDowell County.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
State Highway Patrol
Robert Elbert Temple
Rt. 1
Charlotte
U.S. 21
James Cromartie
Rt. 2
Elizabethtown
Marshall Whitfield White
Oxford
Orange County
N.C
Chapel Hill
James Harry Welch
Timberlake
U.S. 158
Roxboro
Arnold Younce
Three Die In Car Truck Crash Near Pittsboro
Three people were killed when a car collided with a truck at a highway intersection near Pittsboro North Carolina. The truck driver Marvin Edward Marley Jr. was charged with three counts of manslaughter and failure to stop. Victims were Charles Nimmo Jr. Lela Morris and Mary Littleton.
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Pittsboro
N.C
Here
State Highway Patrol
Charles Franklin Nimmo Jr
Raleigh
Lela Evelyn Morris
Rt. 1
Charlotte
Mary Elizabeth Littleton
Toccoa
North Carolina Baptist Convention
Marvin Edward Marley Jr
Wallace
Chatham County
C. E. Greenhill
Nimmo
U. S. 64
Jehovahs Witnesses hold massive World Will convention at Yankee Stadium
In New York City an estimated 150000 Jehovahs Witnesses gathered for the Divine Will convention. Delegates from 20 countries filled Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds with elaborate stage sets and street preaching across Manhattan.
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Lisa Harris
Yankee Stadium
The
Jehovah's Witnesses
Polo Grounds
Lisa
Ernest Harris
Houston
Texas
New York
Jehovah's Witness
New York City
New World Kingdom
Tnes
Arosa Star J
Arosa Kulm
Manhattan
Rome
Watchtower Bible and Tract Sociey
Joseph F. Rutherford
Democratic Tide Highlighted by Elliott in North Carolina
Rep. Carl Elliott of Alabama told about 200 North Carolina Young Democrats that a Democratic tide is rising amid criticism of Republican leadership. He outlined a billion-dollar federal aid to education bill aimed at boosting science and language study with 60 million annual matching funds and 20,000 undergraduate scholarships. Monaco bans gambling at Monte Carlo casino.
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Shelby
N.C
Carl Elliott
D-Ala
America
Elliott
Congress
North Carolina
Jim Folsom
Alabama
Cleveland County
Dave Clark
Lincolnton
Charles Raper Jonas
Clark
Basil Whitener
House Committee On Education and Labor
Graham Barden
House Rules Committee
State Boards of Education
15 Year Old Heiress Buys Asheville Home
Mamie Spears Reynolds, 15 year old daughter of former Senator Robert R Reynolds, buys a $67,000 home in Biltmore Forest near Asheville. She will live there with her father and governess Miss Louise Palmer, maintaining a 235 acre ranch atop Reynolds Mountain.
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Asheville
Mamie Spears Reynolds
U. S
Robert R.our
Bob Reynolds
Biltmore Forest
Miss Reynolds
McLean
Washington
Louise Palmer
Sen. Reynolds
District of Columbia
Mamie
John R. McLean
Rs. Evainly McLean
Reynolds
Reynolds Mountain
Senate
Intersection warning on N C 87 traffic
A patrolman states stop signs are posted for traffic on N C 87 entering the intersection.
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N.C. 87
Mason Dixon Line Named for Mason and Dixon
The Mason-Dixon Line was named after Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, British astronomers, whose calculations defined the boundary between colonial Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Lost Battalion unit composition in World War I
The Lost Battalion comprised the First Battalion of the 308th Infantry and parts of the 306th and 30th Infantry Machine Gun Battalions of the 77th Division.
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308Th Infantry
306Th
77Th U. S. Division
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