Residential Building Totals Lead North Carolina Construction
North Carolina construction last month totaled 1,799,923 for residences and 2,350,972 for non-residential structures. Charlotte led in building activity with Durham and Burling on noted as other contributing areas.
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State Department of Labor
Charlotte
Durham
Burlingon
Pig leads Oklahoma deputies to illegal still
In Tulsa, officers Roy Vaden and Burnie Brown traced a drunken pig along a suburban road to uncover a 55-gallon still and 1,100 gallons of mash. The animal allegedly drank from a drain near a small dwelling, guiding raiders to the contraband.
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Sheriff's
Roy Vaden
Burnie Brown
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Fletcher Sees Need For Jobs In This State
In Raleigh on March 27 A L Fletcher head of the North Carolina unemployment compensation commission warned that without more jobs the state could have 50 000 dependent veterans by June. He noted readjustment allowances reached 462 782 for 20 564 unemployed veterans last week and February payments totaled 1 354 997 with weekly increases in claims. He urged rapid development of business to employ a labor force now 250 000 larger than ever before employed in the state.
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North Carolina
A. L. Fletcher
Fletcher
Legion To Receive Service Certificate For WWII Efforts
The John T. Ring American Legion post and auxiliary will meet at the unity house Thursday at 7 15 p.m. with Veterans Administration representatives for the awarding of a special service certificate to the post for outstanding wartime service. Commander Henry Lee Johnson and Auxiliary head Mrs. John Tucker Day preside. membership chairman Grover C. Bodenheimer says dues extension runs to March 31.
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American Legion
Unity House
Veterans Administration
FBI
Henry Lee Johnson
John Tucker
Grover C. Bodenheimer
Harvard Club Raleigh elects J Melville Broughton president
Former Governor J Melville Broughton has been elected president of the Harvard Club of North Carolina in Raleigh on March 27.
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Raleigh
J. Melville Broughton
Harvard Club of
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Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizontal and Vertical clues
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer lists horizontal clues from 4 to 51 and vertical clues from 1 to 37 with hints on solution length and distribution. notes include 11 distant 16 quicken 18 wine vessels 20 allotted as a peppery satiric charge and mentions King Features Syndicate distributing the puzzle daily.
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Rockingham Votes Heavy Against ABC Stores Highlight
Rockingham County voters rejected proposals to legalize ABC stores by a wide margin, with unofficial counts showing 6,500 against and 3,276 for in a turnout near 10,000. Officials note the unusually high interest signals broader participation in future elections.
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ABC
Rockingham County
Rockingham
Roosevelt
Dewey
Cherry
McDonald
Gesee
Roosevelt Monument Dedication Invitees Named
A congressional committee in Monterrey votes to invite President Truman, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and former Ambassador Josephus Daniels to attend the April 12 dedication ceremonies for the Franklin D. Roosevelt monument.
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Mexico City
Congressional
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Monterrey
Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Josephus Daniels
Thomasville Boy Gets Six Months For Larceny
Paul Kelly Culbreth sixteen pleaded guilty to forcible trespassing in Thomasville court and received a six months suspended sentence conditioned on good behavior for two years. He must pay a twenty five dollar fine and costs and restitution was made for ninety dollars stolen from a parked auto.
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Paul Kelly Culbreth
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Jack Wray
Tfunt
Parker and Wray
Hunt
Wilson
Asheville To Be Scene Of Meeting
Dr Newman I White of Duke University will deliver the principal address at the North Carolina English Teacher Association annual meeting in Asheville on Friday afternoon. His talk on biographical research about Shelley aims to boost statewide in service work and reflects committee work led by Nettie Sue Tillett.
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Newman I. White
Duke University
North Carolina English Teacher Association
Asheville
Earl H. Hartsell
University English Department
White
Shelley
Nettie Sue Tillett
Woman's College of the University
Greensboro
Miss Celeste
Weedham Broughton School
Raleigh
Penny
State Textbook Commission
State Board of Education
Local Woman Credits INNER-AID For Food Tolerance
A High Point resident describes hours of spitting acid liquid after meals until using INNER-AID. She reports relief with no gas or pain, claiming the 12 herbs cleanse bowels and improve digestion. Sold locally in High Point stores.
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