Retired Officers In Reunion At Fort Bragg
At Fort Bragg North Carolina a reunion for retired generals and admirals drew about 40 leaders and their companions. Gov Hodges along with Raleigh party including Adjutant General Capus Waynick were to arrive for the two day event co hosted by Hodges and Fort Bragg Commander Maj General Robert F Link. A golf tournament and a governor dinner were planned with a military airborne demonstration to close the visit.
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Fort Bragg
N.C
Hodges
Raleigh
Adj
Capus M. Waynick
Robert F. Link
Ft. Bragg
Welfare Institute Opens With 500 Attendees In Raleigh
The 38th annual Public Welfare Institute is set to begin in Raleigh with about 500 people expected over two days. Sponsored by the State Department of Public Welfare, the event features Jay Roney of HEW as Thursday’s main speaker. Readings from meetings of the North Carolina associations on public welfare and social work recruitment preceded the opening.
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Raleigh
Public Welfare Institute
State Department of Public Welfare
Jay Roney
Federal Department of Health, Education ,and Welfare
North Carolina Assn
Public Welfare
State Assn
Case Workers
North Carolina Council For Recruitment For Social Work
Property Ordered Surrendered for Tryon Palace Ground Restore
In New Bern two businessmen Guy Hamilton and B G Hines were ordered by Superior Court Clerk WB Flanner to surrender waterfront property by November 15 for restoration of the Tryon Palace grounds. A hearing is set for November 15. Hamilton is a realtor and Hines acts for his minor heirs.
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New Bern
Tryon Palace
Superior Court
WB. Flanner
Guy Hamilton
B. G. Hines
State Department of Archives and History
North Carolina
Hamilton
Hines
Principals Meet in Asheville Panel Session Opens Conference
The two day North Carolina Education Association principals conference began with about 400 schoolmasters in attendance. Dr Guy B Phillips UNC will speak at the final session tonight at Owen High School. Humorist Edmund H Harding Duke University Dr E C Bolmeier and Dr Mary A Staton also spoke on opening night.
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Asheville
North Carolina Education Assohere
Owen High School
Guy B. Phillips
University of North Carolina
Edmund H. Harding
Washington
E. C. Bolmeier
Duke University
Mary A Staton
East Carolina College
Three Get Prison Sentences
Three men pleaded guilty to armed robbery in Catawba County Superior Court. Herman Eugene Martin and Thad Roberts drew 10 to 15 years on two armed robbery counts each plus five years on auto theft. Robert Turner Moore received 7 to 10 years on one armed robbery count. Roberts and Moore were AWOL from the Army. Martin is a civilian.
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Robert Turner Moore
Burke County
Roberts
Moore
Martin
Unionization Rejected At Holly Farms Poultry Plant
Workers at Holly Farms Poultry Co in Winston-Salem voted against joining the Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen. Earlier, company truck drivers rejected Teamsters. A summer walkout over overtime pay disrupted operations. The plant operates with branches in Wilkesboro and Hiddenite.
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Winston-Salem
Holly Farms Poultry Co
Amalgamated
Butcher Workmen of America
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
Wilkesboro
Hiddenite
Workshop For Nurses Opens in Winston-Salem
A nursing workshop for practical nurses in northwest North Carolina counties opens at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. The North Carolina League of Nursing sponsors sessions on aging care with speakers Dr. Wingate Johnson Bowman Gray School of Medicine Mrs Inez Andrew Winston-Salem School of Practical Nursing Mrs Charlotte Alford Winston-Salem School of Practical Nursing and Mrs Lillian Fritts Raleigh league secretary.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Baptist Hospital
North Carolina League of Nursing
Wingate Johnson
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Inez Andrew
Charlotte Alford
Winston-Salem School of Practical Nursing
Lillian ‘Fritts
Raleigh
The
League
North Carolina college groups hold meetings in Winston-Salem
Four college organizations gathered in Winston-Salem to hold meetings today. Attendance was expected from colleges across North Carolina, including the North Carolina College Conference, the North Carolina Council of Church-Related Colleges, the North Carolina Assn. of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, and the state chapter of the National Assn. of Foreign Student Advisors.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
North Carolina College
Meetference
North Carolina Council of Church-Related Colleges
The
North Carolina Assn. of Collegiate
National Assn. of Foreign Student Advisors
Charlotte Bi Racial Council Plan Outlined
Charles M. Lowe announces a plan to form a bi racial community council in Charlotte Mecklenburg to lead civic efforts with business leaders urged to address the economic aspects of the race problem.
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Charlotte
Charles M. Lowe
The
Mecklenburg Council On Human Relations
Lowe
Fred B. Helms
Increased Exercise Suggested for Youth and Soldiers
The director of the President's Council on Youth Fitness urged more exercise for Americans at the North Carolina Recreation Society conference in Greensboro. He warned the nation risks becoming second-rate, citing only 65 percent of U.S. draftees passing Army tests versus 90 percent in England and 50 percent of A-1 soldiers failing a 12 mile hike. He proposed keeping school playgrounds open after hours and in summer. New chairs were elected for society divisions including Jack Amyette and Charles Batten.
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Greensboro
The
North Carolina Recreation Society
Shane MacCarthy
MacCarthy
U.S
England
Jack Amyette
City Recreation
Jaksonville
My Nesbitt
Rowan Recreation
Moyes Ool
Holdup Man Robs West Asheville A P Store
A young bandit in gray working clothes robbed an A P store in West Asheville yesterday afternoon taking several hundred dollars. He fled barefoot, leaving his black loafers behind as police searched the area after a chase that ended with no arrest. The suspect gave the name J A Brown of Canton to the assistant manager.
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Asheville
A&p
David Swan
J. A. Brown
Canton
Swan
Faye Holcombe
Clifton Adkins
Ramey
J. B. Randolph
Randolph
Nickel Powers Modern Jet Engines For High Speed Aircraft
More than a ton of nickel is used to build a contemporary jet engine enabling high speed flight. The metal's properties contribute to turbine components and overall engine efficiency, supporting advanced aerospace performance.
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