Artist Moody in Custody After Palmer Death Twist
Detectives Stivers and Kelso pursue fingerprints at Paul Moody's studio linked to Wendell Palmer's death. Moody denies, Izalea Palmer fears her father’s murder as Stivers taunts an ongoing investigation while Kelso obsesses over Moody's nude sculpture witnesses. To Be CONTINUED.
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Azalea Palmer
Los Angeles
Paul Moody
Wendell Palmer
James Stivers
Pete Kelso
Moody
Kelso
Stivers
Scientific Investigation Division
National Electric
Plestameecha
Paul
Azalea
Palmr
Redden Seeks Funds for Blue Ridge Parkway Expansion
Representative Monroe Redden of North Carolina urged rapid approval of a 12.8 million dollar appropriation to complete the Blue Ridge Parkway in NC and VA. He also seeks funds for Great Smoky Mountains roads and trails in NC, TN, with a March 2 subcommittee meeting to begin public roads legislation.
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Washington
Mar
Monroe Redden
Blue Ridge Parkway
Redden
Public Lands Subcommittee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
House Public Works Committee
North Carolina
Virginia
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Charles Ray
Waynesville
N. C
Roanoke
Mountain Territory
Graham and
Hoey
Rayburn to Address North Carolina Young Democrats in Asheville
North Carolina Young Democrats will hear Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn from Texas at a March 25 meeting in Asheville. Representative Monroe Redden of North Carolina will accompany Rayburn on the trip.
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Washington
North Carolina
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Asheville
N. C
Monroe Redden
Rayburn
Marines Would Be Given Voice In Military Planning
Chairman Vinson of the House Armed Services Committee introduced legislation to add the Marine Corps commandant as a voting member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The move follows an October inquiry into interservice friction and fears that the Army and Air Force aimed to diminish the Marines.
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Washington
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Navy
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Air Force
Marine
New Car Differential Aims to Prevent Mud Stuck
Archibald S. Alexander announced in Des Moines that the army ordinance department is developing a new differential to stop one rear wheel from spinning while the other is still. He said once perfected it could help army trucks and civilian cars from getting stuck in mud or snow, benefiting General Motors Chrysler and Ford.
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Des Moines
Archibald S. Alexander
the Army
Army Ordinance Department
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
You
Coyotes Roam Los Angeles Streets Prompt Pound Intake
In Los Angeles March 8 a six month old coyote pup wandered the Wilshire district prompting residents to call out. Melvin Ward a telephone repairman sheltered the animal in a garage and closed the door. The pup remains in the city pound and may be given to the zoo if unclaimed.
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Los Angeles
Wilshire
Melvin Ward
Race Driver Dies Of Accident Injury
J F E Tank Stanley Jr of Richmond Va died from injuries after a stock car race in Charlotte. He was severely burned when his car caught fire in the 100 lap race won by Red Byron of Atlanta. Stanley, a Norfolk native who had lived in Richmond for two years, is survived by his wife two daughters his mother one brother and five sisters.
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J. FE
Tank
Stanley, Jr
Richmond
Stanley
Red Byron
Atlanta
Norfolk
Andrews Takes NC Recreation Post Succeeding Meyer
Ralph J. Andrews of Raleigh will become director of the North Carolina Recreation Commission on July 1, succeeding Dr. Harold D. Meyer of Chapel Hill who resigned. Meyer, a sociology professor at the University of North Carolina, declines permanent consideration. Andrews will resign as Raleigh superintendent of recreation to take the post full time.
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Raleigh
Ralph J. Andrews
North Carolina Recreation Commission
Harold D. Meyer
Chapel Hill
Meyer
University of North Carolina
Commission
Andrews
Red markers to denote highway death sites in North Carolina
North Carolina highway patrol will paint three foot red numerals at fatal accident sites starting March 13 to urge safer driving. Fifteen deaths last weekend prompted the plan, with markers showing death tolls in red circles.
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Paleigh
North Carolina
Highway Patrol
C. R. Tolar
Tolar
State to build $85,000 Neuse river bridge in Kinston
The state highway commission plans an $85,000 bridge across the Neuse river at King street in Kinston. The 405 foot long span will have a five foot wide walk and 28 foot roadway. Bids are expected next month to replace the Caswell street bridge.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Neuse River
King Street
Kinston
Caswell Street
Seashore Group Plans Park Meeting at Nags Head
The Cape Hatteras seashore commission will meet at Nags Head on Wednesday to discuss the Seas shore national park with two federal officials. Attending are L Wirth assistant director of the National Park Service and Thomas Allen regional director. They plan to visit Hatteras and Ocracoke Thursday to inspect sites. A blue whale may reach 100 feet in length and weigh 150 tons.
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Raleigh
Cape Hatteras Seashore
Advertising New England Retailer Champions Newspapers
A Boston retailer argues newspaper ads drive traffic and sales, exceeding the Federal Reserve city average and matching NRDGA volumes. He predicts continued high ad use, cites cost efficiency, and praises newspapers for broad reach and timely delivery. He warns agencies to diversify media and study department stores' ad mixes.
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Boston
NRDGA
America
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