Handling of Women's Pages Is Protested
Dorothy Roe of the Associated Press cites a survey showing aggressive display of ads targeted at women by major papers. NC Press Women’s Assn meeting in Chapel Hill honored editors and announced contest winners across columns features and news stories.
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Raleigh News
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Statesville
Sarah Cash
Durham Sun
Rosamund Brawley
Marion
Huskins
Greensboro Daily News
Association
Institute For Women's
Jane McKvaine
Downington, Pa
Russia
Zoe Kincaid Brockman
Gastonia Gazette
Myrtle Tomlinson
Yadkin Herald
Yadkinville
Lil Thompson
Ishee Named President of NCEA
Bert Ishee principal of Alexander Graham Junior High Fay etteville was elected president of the North Carolina Education Assn succeeding Ethel Perkins Edwards. Ishee won unopposed on 20 000 ballots. C P Johnson Kenansville named vice president. New district directors Glenn Robertson Mount Airy and C Eison Rowland High. Officers to be installed at Asheville convention March 26.
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NCEA
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Kenansville
Duplin County
Glenn Robertson
Beulah School
Mount Airy
C. E. Ison
Rowland High School
Rowland
Asheville
Harrelson Buried in Raleigh After D. H. Hill Library Death
Col. John W. Harrelson 69 longtime administrator at North Carolina State College died after a cerebral hemorrhage while delivering an address at the D. H. Hill Library dedication. Burial was in Raleigh after funeral at Christ Episcopal Church. Survived by wife Elizabeth Connor and a sister.
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Cleveland County
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Money Issues Top Agenda In State Finance Hearings
The Legislature plans to speed work after money bills pass with a proposed $18 100 addition. Bills to be debated include an auto license tax raise to 50 percent up to 10 dollars a car a 1 sales tax on cars with an 80 limit and a farm machinery tax shift to a wholesale rate. Also hog vaccine a water resources bill merit system changes and other hearings are listed.
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Car Crashes Into Living Room Killing Girl in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a car rolled down a hill into a living room while two girls watched TV. One girl, Sandra Zasowski, 5, died. Her sister Linda, 4, was treated in fair condition at Memorial Hospital. August Pengitore, who tried to move the car, was treated for shock.
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Weather report with mild changes and low fire risk
The forecast calls for a low of 45 tonight and a high of 60 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 65 with a low of 45 last night. Sunset is at 5 pm and sunrise tomorrow at 6 31 am. Forest fire danger remains low.
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North Carolina Virginia South Carolina Weather Outlook
Forecast notes cloudy mild conditions across the region. North Carolina highs 64 to 70 with cooler nights 37 to 49. Virginia fair with increasing clouds by Tuesday. South Carolina mostly cloudy with little rain, mild through Tuesday.
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Virginia
South Carolina
Dentists and Doctors Earn Profits in Twentieth Century Lookup
The Twentieth Century reports average net incomes in the United States show dentists running their own practices earning about 7 820 dollars a year and doctors about 13 432 dollars before taxes.
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United States
Science Finds Non Surgical Piles Remedy
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne provides pain relief and shrinkage of hemorrhoids without surgery. The ointment Preparation H is offered nationwide with a money back guarantee and patent status indicated, claiming dramatic patient statements of piles ceasing to be a problem.
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