Medical School Expansion Approved In North Carolina Budget
The joint appropriations committee cleared the first step for expanding the University of North Carolina medical school to a four year program with a 790000 appropriation. The plan includes a 400 bed teaching hospital and funds for a nurses training school, hospital equipment, and residents quarters, forming part of a 5.29 million permanent improvements package. The action also allocates funds for Appalachian State, Pembroke College and other state institutions as the medical care campaign moves forward.
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Raleigh
Uiversity of North Carolina Medical School
Joint Appropriations Committee
The
General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
State Medical Care Commission
Appalachian State Teachers College
Pembroke College
A. and T. College
Greensboro
Fayetteville State Teachers College
University At Chapel Hill
Deet
N. C. State
Woman's College
Agriculture Experiment Station
East Carolina Teachers College
Greenville
Western Carolina Teachers College
Cullowhee
Wins
g¢n-Salem Teachers College
Elizabeth City State Teachers College
Rheumatic Pain Formula Released by California Doctor
A California physician with 25 years of experience introduces Romina as a new remedy for arthritis rheumatism neuralgia sciatica neuritis lumbago and muscular pains. The formula is released to drug stores across the United States and Canada with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Romina
California
U. S
Canada
New Spring Suit Triggers Lawful Attire Concern
In Thomasville a young African American girl wearing a navy blue spring suit was detoured by a plainclothes state investigator to the city hall police station. He told her civilian full military attire is illegal, though he filed no charges and she vowed to change once home.
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Thomasville
State Bureau of Investigation
City Hall
Cross Word Puzzle by Eugene Sheffer
Puzzle clues fill horizontal and vertical entries including roomina harem single unit disentangle edge summer French signs came together Oriental tea creed extinct bird egret goal edible green seed English school associate leading performers exist Jewish month Greek letter salt of oleic acid transient eternity proceed on couch street cleaner goddess of discord twilight food fish dawn pilfers note in the scale sun god burdened head spinning machine tube tinge Luzon Negritos mulets those who low back cupid i put on upon prefix ill lubricate feminine name catkin symbol for tellurium malt drink countenances French cap eaten too much chills and fever a singing voice efface a silver coin topaz hummingbird incandescent particle palm leaf Swiss mountaineer songs symbol for neon wash type heavy affliction insect shelter knave of clubs expire Scandinavian territorial division International language.
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Couch Street
Reward Offered for Slaying Mrs Roberts in Lumberton
A $1,000 reward was posted for the capture of the assailant who stabbed and burned the body of Mrs. Frank Roberts 39 mother of five at her Barker Ten Mile farm. Sheriff Willis C. Britt said neighbors contributed funds and county officials added $400. Police seek John ny Jones 30 itinerant farm worker who left the area after changing bloody clothes and bandaging a hand. The attack occurred while the Robeson couple and children were at church nearby. Sloths eat so slowly that they one meal only in time to begin on the next one.
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Lumberton
Frank Roberts
Barker Ten Mile
Willis C. Britt
Robeson County
Johnny Jones
Robert
Red Cross Fund Exceeds Goal in Thomasville Drive
In Thomasville on March 19 1947 Curtis Fields reports the Red Cross drive reached 4800 dollars surpassing the 4700 goal by 100. Homer Beck and committee chairs including Mrs. R A Jones Miss Mamie Harris Russell Van Landingham and George H Arnold are thanked for their roles. The drive began March 3 and extended to Friday after slower contributions.
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Thomasville
Curtis Fields
Homer Beck
Beck
R. A. Jones
Mamie Harris
Business District
Russell van Landingham
Industrial Committee
George H. Arnold
Woodmen Camp in Thomasville Plans Initiation Dinner
Woodmen of the World Thomasville Camp No 206 schedules a class initiation and dinner at the lodge hall on Friday April 4. Members total 179 locally with 28 000 statewide. The group emphasizes Americanism and flag presentations to public schools and will award silver medals for top American history students. Regular Friday meetings grace the lodge hall.
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Thomasville
WOW
Mills Home
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
A. D. Stinson
Order
Lodge
Tax Slash Before July 1 Regarded As Improbable
Washington March 19 A House Ways and Means study on a 20 percent across the board income tax cut faces doubt on timing and retroactivity. Rep Knutson proposes a measure for 20 percent relief retroactive to January with a July 1 start for the government year under review. Republican leaders weigh revisions to aid small taxpayers while opposing an across the board approach.
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Washington
Rep. Knutson
R-Minn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Knutson
Rep
Kean
R-Nj
Ways and Means
Taft
Ohio
Senate Policy Committee
Ways and Means Republicans
Across the Board Principle. Rep. Engel, (R-Mich
GOP
Bookshop Sold In Thomasville Sealed Deal
Thomasville March 19 D Page of Chapel Hill has purchased Bob's Bookshop from Bob Snider of this city announced yesterday Page and his wife plan to keep operating the business at Main street Snider will live in Thomasville and work with his brother Edgar Snider in High Point in Snider's print shop Also noted approximately 1 800 000 feet of electrical cable are used in a battleship of the Iowa class.
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Thomasville
D. Page
Chapel Hill
Bob
Bob Snider
Page
Main Street
Snider
Edgar Snider
High Point
Iowa
Five speeders pay one third costs in Thomasville
Five defendants, including Charlie Wall Archie Myers Ralph Summer and Henry Walker, each paid one third of court costs in a routine recorder's court session in Thomasville. Other cases included violations of prohibition driving without license and firearms charges with various dispositions and stabbings.
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Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Charlie Wall
Greensboro
Archie R. Myers
Ralph W. Summer
Rt. 1
Henry Odell Walker
Linwood
Orville Lyons
Leon Black
Tommy Witchard
Lewis Alfred Depaepe
Sam FE
Peg) Hill
Capias
Joseph J. Balek
Fort Bragg
Dried Egg Production Rises Sharply in War Years
United States dried egg production climbed from 10 million pounds in 1939 to 320.7 million pounds in 1944 as wartime demand boosted output.
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United States
Folger Opposes US Global Police Role in Greece Aid
Rep Folger of North Carolina on the House floor argues against the United States acting as policeman of the world. He says Greece faced a choice between totalitarian fascism or Communist control and advocates offering democracy rather than entering another war.
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Washington
Rep. Folger
D-Nc
United States
Greece
Death Sentence Given for Rape Case in Mocksville
Oscar Douglas alias Jack Dee a 40 year old man from near Mocksville was sentenced to die in the gas chamber by Judge H Hoyle Sink after a Davie County jury found him guilty of the alleged rape of 19 year old Mrs Hubert Foster in October.
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Mocksville
Mar
Oscar Douglas
Jack Dee
Hubert Foster
Douglas
H. Hoyle Sink
Davie County
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Mann
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George T. Penny
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High Point Civil Service Act
Senate
Honorable Walter Crissman
House OF Representatives
Raleigh, N. C
High Point, N. C
Honorable George YT. Penny
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