Roosevelt designates son as coordinator amid reorganizaton plan
James Roosevelt named coordinator for independent federal agencies as part of the President's proposed government reorganization. He calls himself a clearing house and says the role is voluntary to improve efficiency, resolve agency conflicts, and speed decisions. The move follows White House staff expansion proposals and abolition of the national emergency council.
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Washington
James Roosevelt
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Congressional Appropriations Committees
James
National Emergency Council
Four High Pointers Initiated Into UNC Fraternities
Four High Point students join UNC Greek life after fall rushing. Henry Millis pledges Beta Theta Pi while Tom Pitts Rodney Snow and Charles Idol will be initiated into Phi Gamma Delta. Thad Moser from Asheboro and Howard Bounds from Thomasville pledge Alpha Tau Omega and Kappa Alpha respectively, with initiation planned next quarter.
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University of North Carolina
Henry Millis
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Tom Pitts
Rodney Snow
Charles Idol
Phi Gamma Delta
Thad Moser
Asheboro
Howard Bounds
Thomasville
Alpha Tau Omega
Kappa Alpha
Baptist Students Meprt Boone for State Union
More than 400 Baptist students from North Carolina colleges will assemble in Boone for a three day Baptist Student Union state convention hosted by Appalachian State Teachers College in Boone.
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Boone
North Carolina
Appalachian State ‘Teachers’ College
Regent Law Reduces Fires With Permit System
Raleigh notices that brush burning season opens amid a new permit requirement from the state forestry division. Assistant State Forester W. McCormick says fewer fires occur under the permit plan, which tracks every burn and burner, with free four day permits and wind or dryness restrictions. Farmers cooperate, permits forwarded to county wardens, who mobilize crews only if permits exist.
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Enterprise Bureau
Walter Hote
Raleigh
State Forestry Division
W. ©. McCormick
McCormick
North Carolina medical extension course planned for six weeks
Physicians from eight counties met to plan a six week medical extension course sponsored by the University of North Carolina. Lectures will be held in High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem with dinners preceding each session. Open to all doctors and led by UNC officials and local specialists.
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Medical School and Extension Division
Univrsity of North Carolina
R. M. Grumann
High Point
Greensboro
Winston, Salem
Charlies Mangum
University of North Carolina Medical School
William H. Smith
Goldsboro
J. B. Wright
Raleigh
D. W. Holt
M. Y. Keith
Guilford
Forsyth
Rockingham
Surry
Yadkin
Davidson
Randolph
Alamance
Winston-Salem
Central Service Station Opens at Main and Green
The Central Service Station at South Main and East Green streets opposite the new post office formally opens today. Operated by Bud Gurley and B. A. Boyles, the shop offers gasoline oil tires batteries heaters washing greasing waxing and a full line of auto accessories with souvenirs for men and women.
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South Main
East Green Streets
Bud"’ Gurley
B. A. Boyles
Patrolman Frees Stuck Trucks in City Mud
Baltimore officer Otto Leyhe helps nearly 20 trucks trapped by a torn up street. His car bogs, he sinks to his knees, tow trucks fail, two more tow vehicles maneuver and finally rescue the fleet. He clears mud and raises detour signs.
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Baltimore
Otto Lyhe
Leyhe
Signa
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