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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1958

Page

6

Traffic Safety Goals and Progress of North Carolina Patrol

The North Carolina State Highway Patrol under Cmdr James R Smith highlights ongoing improvements and national recognition for traffic supervision. It cites selective enforcement based on accident analyses, staffing, training costs, one-man patrol cars, and a 1929 foundation with 37 officers.

Raleigh North Carolina State Highway Patrol James R. Smith North Carolina Patrol D. T. Lambert Motor Vehicle Department Smith Lambert Oehosen North Carolina Ed Scheidt Combas Caneen Smith

New Court Clerk Browning Brings Quiet Tradition to Court

Jame R. Browning, 40, Montana lawyer and Justice Department official, becomes the 13th Supreme Court clerk. He swore in Aug 15 in a soft collar and keeps the court’s old cutaway coat, blending modern and traditional attire as he settles into the role. Browning, a Democrat, was appointed by Chief Justice Earl Warren to succeed John T. Fey. He previously practiced in Montana and Washington, with prior service in government.

Washington United States Supreme Court Jame R. Browning Montana Browning Justice Department Earl Warren Supreme Court Warren Ot John T. Fey University of Vermont Harold B. Willey Belt,Mont Montana State University Law School

Kennedy on the campaign trail in Charlton in 1960 bid

A Kennedy caravan stops at Charlton Woolen Co as Sen. John F. Kennedy meets nine textile workers during a Massachusetts swing. The piece notes his re election bid and hints at a 1960 presidential run amid a broad, grass roots tour through central Massachusetts. Jacqueline Kennedy joins the campaign scene as she adjusts to the crowds and handshakes.

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