Roosevelt versus Dewey big electoral map debate
Analysis shows Roosevelt holding a numerical edge with 178 guaranteed electoral votes and a possible 54 leaning. Dewey could reach 128 assured but would still fall short of a majority. The piece notes battlegrounds in Pennsylvania and New England and the strategic impact of last minute campaigning.
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Ray Tucker
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Supervisors to Meet Charlotte for Census Training
State supervisors and assistants preparing for the January 1 statewide agriculture and livestock census will gather in Charlotte November 9 to 25 for training. C. O. McGinnis, state supervisor, also announced additional supervisors and assistants across districts to support the census effort.
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C. O. McGinnis
Medical funding requested for UNC hospital centers and medical school
Raleigh reports an annual appropriation of 1427.00 dollars is sought by the state hospital and medical care commission from the advisory budget commission for a proposed chain of hospital centers and a four year UNC medical school. Cherry Report Grange notes a rural health program and farm policy topics at the North Carolina State Grange convention with Gov Broughton and Cher ry present.
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North Carolina Public Health Association
R. E F. Hardin
Lumberton
C. P. Stevick
State Board of Health
A. W. Wilson
Lexington
R. D. Warwick
Winston-Salem
Harry Brown
Concord
Katherine Miller
Tarboro
Viola Jacobs
Chapel Hill
Eva Thomas
Rockingham
Mere
Lucy Royeter Brenner
Durham
Alma McCracken
Waynesville
Evelyn Davis
Medical Fund
University of North Carolina
State Hospital and Medical Care Commission
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Grange
Broughton
Gregg Cherry
North Carolina State Grange
Aviation Conference Prompts Calls for Progress and Protections
The piece argues for steady advancement as the world moves into a postwar aviation age. It notes U S dominance in air travel and warns against overly restrictive international rules that could hinder free enterprise and American carriers. It mentions British and Canadian roles and strategic landing rights worldwide.
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