Liquor and Labor Loom As Soio as Big Issues
Raleigh March 3 North Carolina lawmakers prepare to debate liquor and labor. Penny bill calls for statewide liquor referendum before senate finance committee with hearings Tuesday and Wednesday. Labor bills include anti closed shop and a 40 hour week with 40 cent minimum wage. Fireworks ban and wildlife federation finance also loom.
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North Carolina
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Guilford
Senate Finance Committee
Rep
Tompkins
Sylva
Chaffin
Harnett
Senate Manufacturing, Labor and Commerce Committee
Julian Allsbrook
Halifax
House
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Wildlife Federation
Division of Game and Inland Fisheries
State Department of Conservation and Development
Senate Conservation Committee
Joint Appropriations Committee
South Piedmont
Cherry
Inner-Aid medicine bowel cleaning powder
A man reports rapid, dramatic relief after using INNER AID for three days. He says his head aches, pimply skin eruptions, and rheumatic knee pains disappeared as his stomach and bowels were thoroughly cleansed. INNER-AID contains 12 herbs and is sold by drug stores.
College enrollments to rise through 1960 says official
Chapel Hill March 3 Dr Clyde A Erwin state superintendent of public instruction forecast continued growth in college enrollments through 1960 at the meeting of officials from the state's 12 college centers. He urged expansion of office centers and study of establishing a junior college program in the state in the future.
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Chapel Hill
Clyde A. Erwin
Erwin
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizon
Crossword clues and answers compiled for a daily puzzle page with a mix of across and vertical entries including Tibetan monk oceanic terms and common wordplay indicating a standard newsroom puzzle layout. The list includes various misprints and partials typical of OCR from an old newspaper crossword section.
Motors Now Big As House
New York report notes four electric motors each 65 000 horsepower to power pumps for Grand Coulee dam in Washington state. The units, as large as a six room house and weighing 325 tons, will supply water for a city the size of New York and meet the needs of 28 million people with four pumps driving water storage.
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New Heights
United States Bureau of Reclamation
Grand Coulee
Washington
Electric Manufacturing Company
United States
Realty Transfers Guilford County Highlights
Guilford County notices list transfers including P Hunter Dalton Jr to W H Farlowe for two lots in E L Bennett property and executor Lincoln Stewart to William R Wheeless and wife for two Mill Road lots. Other deeds include W H Cooke to Garfield Campbell four Gordon Street Park lots and several other two-lot transfers in Blairwood and Northwood Acres.
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High Point Township
P. Hunter Dalton, Jr
W. H. Farlowe
E. L. Bennett
Lincoln Stewart
William R. Wheeless
Mill Road
Dates Set For Series BTU Contests
Contests of the Baptist training union begin Sunday April 13 with the High Point district elimination at First Baptist church at 3 o clock. Events include memory work drills scripture searching better speaking Bible reading and a hymn festival for groups of six to 18 voices. On May 3 the associational contest with winners from High Point Greensboro and Reidsville will be held at the First.
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Baptist Training Union
High Point
First Baptist Church
Greensboro
Reidsville
Mrs. Bertha Corns Dies in Stuart Virginia
Mrs. Bertha B. Corns 63 of Rt. 5 Stuart Va mother of Mrs. Edgar Hawkins of High Point died after a long illness. Funeral is Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Russell Street Baptist Church Stuart with interment in the church cemetery. Surviving are Mrs. Hawkins and 10 children three brothers two sisters and 28 grandchildren.
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Bertha B. Corns
Rt. 5
Stuart
Edgar Hawkins
High Point
Russell Street Baptist Church
Regional Baptist meet sets eliminations in Greensboro
The Reidsville Baptist service at 3 30 will be followed by a banquet at 5 30. May 16 and 17 regional eliminations occur at Asheboro Street Baptist Church Greensboro. Winners advance to state contests at Ridgecrest in mid summer.
Social Workers Back Bills on Adoption and Guardianship
Greensboro March 3 A North Carolina chapter of the American Association of Social Workers backs several general assembly bills. They favor changes to child adoption law regulate interstate placement of children revise legitimization and guardianship laws and address current marriage statutes.
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Greensboro
General Assembly
North Carolina
The
American Association of Social Workers
Baguio's War Devastation Ends its Capital Dreams
Baguio, once the summer capital of the Philippine islands, endured severe devastation in World War II which halted its early use as a capital.
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Baguio
Philippine Islands
Cabinet visit boosts NC college funding prospects
Raleigh March 3. The Sir Walter cabinet’s tour of the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro drew upbeat feedback. Senator Mrs. R S Ferguson reported the cabinet was enthusiastic about the college’s work and urged extending activities in home economics and nursery school training.
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Raleigh
Sir Walter Cabinet
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina At
Greensboro
R. S. Ferguson
Alexander County
Reynolds Seeks Statewide Milk Bill and Restaurant Reform
Dr. Carl Reynolds secretary of the state board of health calls for a statewide milk control bill and outlawing grade C restaurants. He urges a mandatory review of the milk situation and stronger board control with funding for personnel to enforce the proposed measures.
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Greensboro
Carl Reynolds
State Board of Health
Greens News
Record Number Of New Autos Made During Last Week
Detroit reports last week United States production of passenger cars and trucks at 103,149 units, up from 90,619. February US output totals 267,702 cars and 112,287 trucks, with January at 252,100 and 102,27 trucks. The Automotive News survey warns the peak may be temporary if pig iron and scarce materials are not boosted.
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Detroit
Automotive —_ today
United States
Automotive News
Mrs Tillett to Speak to Thomasville Woman’s Club
Mrs Charles W Tillett of Charlotte and Washington DC, vice president of the National Democratic committee, will be guest speaker at 3 15 this afternoon for the Thomasville Woman's club, announced by club president Mrs W E Tomlinson.
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Thomasville
Mar
Charles W. Tillett
Charlotte
Washington, D. C
National Democratic Committee
Woman's Club
W. E. Tomlinson
Hyderabad Size and Population Compared to Ohio
Hyderabad, described as the largest quasi independent state in India, is stated to be twice the size of Ohio and to have 16,000,000 inhabitants.
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Hyderabad
India
Ohio Ang
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