State Business and Professional Clubs Convention in Durham
Tar Heel business and professional women gather in Durham for the 33rd Annual North Carolina Federation of B and PW convention. Keynote by President Edens. officers to be elected and installed. over 65 clubs represented. host district chair and local committees named.
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Durham
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's
Pare
Weter City Council
Ella Ross
Sarah Meccathen
Edens
Ee —— Federation
Ross
Trent
B&pw
H. Pat Nixon
Sanford
Reeve Forney
Shelby
A. Blythe
Rocky Mount
Evelyn Sadler
Catherine Walsh
Greenvile
Louise Northcutt
Eugenea P
Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Hollis Edens
Duke University
Ella Vv
Out-To-Grow Club Concludes Year with Picnic
The Out-To-Grow Garden Club wrapped up its meetings for the year with a Thursday picnic. Sixteen members joined a motor trip to Thomasville to hear Mrs. Jones speak on garden landscaping at Mrs. Paul Dedmon’s Erwin Heights home. A dessert course followed the gathering.
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Thomasville
Paul Dedmon
Erwin Heights
Re Jones
New Proof Sought Of Racial Origin
University of British Columbia scientists led by Charles E. Borden will explore Tweedsmuir Park in British Columbia to uncover evidence about the migration of North American Indians. The team will flood the park using the Aluminum Company Nechako River to expose sites and test routes from Asia via Alaska. The province granted 8650 for the research, building on last summer's discoveries of abandoned villages.
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Vancouver
B. C
University of British Columbia
Police Reunite 17 Year Old After Brief Headquarters Talk
In Hartford a 17 year old ran away after a fight at home. A 30 minute talk with his fatherly policeman persuaded him to return home. He admitted considering a robbery to raise money. He had suggested sealing cellophane packages with a curling iron for the frozen food storage locker.
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Hartford
Conn
Rene
Privacy versus room share in crowded homes
The piece argues Helen seeks true privacy as a broader demand for personal freedom and self respect rather than a simple need for space. It suggests parents should address underlying values and fears, offering guidance and balanced boundaries to foster maturity.
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Helen
Daddy
Sissy
Theamily
Merce
Gen
Bleing
Boy Burns Saving Pups Honored By Firemen
Ronnie Augustyn a 3 year old from Sargent Neb suffered severe burns while trying to save his puppies from a burning corn crib. In Omaha hospital he received a fireman badge from city firefighters and police officers. Authorities praised his bravery and offered future honorary status in the department.
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Omaha
Neb
Ronnie Augustyn
Sargent
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Ronnie
William D. Noyes
Hospital Admissions On Increase in 1951
Chicago report shows 1951 admissions at 18,237,118 across 6,637 hospitals with an average daily census of 1,293,653 and one birth every 10.7 seconds. Births reached 2,999,371, mental patients consuming about 48 percent of capacity, government beds at 70 percent funded by government, and average stay 10.1 days.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Council of Medical Education and Hospitals
United States
Council
Ex-Convict Takes Rap To Aid Accomplice
In St Louis Ernie Miller a former convict and his brother in law Richard Dowd were found guilty of armed robbery. Miller asked to take five years from Dowd and was sentenced to 20 years while Dowd and Smock received ten and five years respectively.
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ST. Louis
Edward Dowd
Robert
Miller
Smock
Dowd
Fore
Aronson
Inflation Hits Bridge Brantford Bracing for New Floor
In Brantford, Canada, the Grand River bridge built in 1908 cost $16,000. The county council plans a new floor with the estimate for the floor alone not yet set, as officials consider replacement options and funding.
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Brantford
Canada
Grand River
County Council
Students Combine Work and Study at Kent State
Eighteen Kent State University students join the Dodge division of Chrysler for a six week industrial practice co operative program. They work six hours daily in factory machine shops and attend class two hours each day. The aim is to train artisans who lack practical understanding of industrial operations.
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Dewey Barich
Enahanes
Barich
Taft Name Drawback To One Citizen
Milwaukee report says a caller seeking a repairman claimed to be Taft and sparked confusion with an office girl who replied she knew Taft as in the senator. The exchange illustrates a minor name mix up in a routine service call.
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Taft
Milwaukee
Donovan Taft
Senator Taft
Applicant Angered by Police Rejection Over Long ?
Omaha police turn down an applicant citing a long past medical issue. The man, frustrated, protests the decision as unfair while officials note the requirement and screening standards.
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Omaha
Neb
Hie
Peggy Scism Plans to Wed John R Russo of Suffern NY
Mrs. W R Shield announces the engagement of Peggy Scism to John R Russo of Suffern NY. Peggy, a nurse at High Point Memorial Hospital, aided polio patients in 1948, while Russo, a Syracuse College of Forestry graduate and WWII veteran, works as a sales representative for Chicago Mill and Lumber. Plans for the wedding remain unsettled.
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Peggy Scism
John R. Russo
Suffern, N. Y
W. R. Shield
Trinity Avenue
Joseph R. Russo
Suffern
N. Y
Teresa Russo
Mr. Russo
High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Greensboro
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Nell
Continental Beauty College
J. E. Black
Antiques
Greensboro Road
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N. C
North State
Randleman
Muriel Lawrence
Anne Cabot
High Point Enterprise
GOTH
Iate
Pine ST
S. Wrenn ST
Kress Wrenn
Shirley Jean Boggs
Kenneth Ray Greenway
J. Boggs
An High School
Ther
Allen Jay School
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Sconsharhot
Howell
Tion Pilon
Raymond Loewy
Beeson Hardware CO
Fred Bryant
Doug Bryant
N. Main ST
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