Six Foresters Lead North Carolina Forest Survey Team
Six men form the State Federal forest survey crew surveying North Carolina forests county by county. They plot areas from aerial photos and study timber volume and use to balance supply with demand for defense and industry needs. The effort, funded by 40 thousand dollars state and about 160 thousand federal, covers southeastern counties with plans to finish later in the northeast.
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North Carolina
Federal Forest Survey
Southeastern Experiment Station
Asheville
U. S. Forest Service
E. L. Demmon
Fred H. Claridge
State Departmnce Soamesierement
Green Swamp
Brunswick
Joe Herlevich
Whiteville
D’s Forestry Division
Claridge
Roger W. Wolcott
Raleigh
North Carolina Forestry Association
Forse Survey
State Department of Conservation and Development
Wolcott
Copeine
Johnston County
Wayne, Greene, Jones and Lenoir Plain
Pidemont
Mountain
Fawadec
Elliott
University of Maine
School of Forestry
Maine's 1952 Election Test Shaped by Maine Races
Maine voters face the state's 1952 elections with a governor, an open U.S. Senate seat, and three Congress seats on the line. Republicans defend a long majority as Richard Nixon campaigns in Augusta, while charges about the state liquor monopoly swirl with indictments of Bernard Zahn and Frederick Papalos. Democrats field P. Dube and Earl S. Grant against Governor Payne, with cross headlines in a race that also pits James C. Oliver against Burton Cross for governor and three Republicans seek re-election to Congress.
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Langzettel
Portland
Maine
U. S
Owen Brewster
Richard Nixon
Augusta
Frederick G. Payne
GOP
Senate
Bernard T. Zahn
Payne
State Liquor Commission
Frederick W. Papalos
Boston
Zahn
Herman D. Sahagian
Gardiner
Sahagian
Legislative Committee
Papalos
Ove Payne
Brewster
Fred C. Scribner Jr
Es P. Dube
Earl S. Grant
Dube
Grant
Henry W. Boyker
Neil S. Bishop
Cross
LeRoy F. Hussey
Congress
Robert Hale
Charles P. Nel
U S Aids Philippines in Fiscal Year Aid Totals
Manila reports Mutual Security Agency aid to the Philippines totaled 47 million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30. Allocations included 15,095,000 for essential commodity imports, 13,723,000 for agriculture, forestry and 9,467,000 for transportation, power and public works.
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Manila
Mutual Security Agency
U. S
Philippines
Industrial Deaths Drop in Italy for 1951
Rome reports 2,084 Italian workers died in industrial accidents in 1951 versus 2,114 in 1950. The total industrial accidents rose to 553 613 in 1951, up 48 923 from the previous year.
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Rome
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Noble K. Terrell
Robert H. Elliottt
State
Chadbourn
William S. Edmunds
By Wade Lucas
Baltimore
Plum Island
Mass
Camp Sea Haven
Boston & Maine Railroad
Java
Robert H. Elliott
Earth
Jenny
Young
Feng
Cash
Carl Win
Smithers
Dex
Dox
van Green
Toge
The
Kleer
High Point
South Main ST
James C. Oliver
Burton M. Cross
Son
Clifford G. McIntire
Hale
James A. Mcl Vicar
McIntire
Philip B. ‘Sharpe
Nelson
Leland B. Currier
Librere Leeceres
Antonio M. Chiaravaliou
Jersey
OUR
Fabergé
High Point Laundry
N. Wrenn
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