State Prepares Broad Civil Defense Against Any Bomb
Raleigh Sept. 16 WW E Z Jones state civil defense director says NC plans cover all bomb threats not just atomic defense. An atomic consultant helps plan radiation response while doctors form an emergency medical group with NC Medical Society. Cities plan mutual aid, basements will serve as shelters, signs to guide public. A 300-plane private air force would shuttle medical supplies. highway patrol trains for evacuations. Jones notes progress from Manteo to Murphy with many towns already on defense programs.
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E. Z. Jones
State Civil Defense
Jones
Steve P. Marsh
State Civil Defense Office
W. W. Kitchin
N. C. Medical Society
Civil Air Patrol
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Wake Forest
Kiddies Hankerin for Musical Shows
A Columbus survey of about 600 children ages 3 to 18 found music as the top radio preference, with Hit Parade favored for first place and a desire for more classical material. Cowboys crooning ranked much lower as younger listeners showed mixed loyalties.
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Columbus
Bobby Soxers
British Army Urged to Inspect Reserve Equipment
The War Office orders an urgent check of reserve equipment across the country stored in graveyards and ordnance depots. The list includes tanks artillery engineers gear motor transport light weapons and other supplies to ensure readiness.
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London
INS
British War Office
Steelman urges tax hike as Korea war only an incident
Presidential assistant John R. Steelman warned at a National Association of Women Lawyers meeting that the nation must draw in its bet work more save more and pay more taxes. He framed Korea as only an incident in a broader communist imperialist strategy and urged no relaxation after victory.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
Korea
Steelman
National Association of Women Lawyers
Coronary Thrombosis Symptoms and First Aid
Health brief detailing coronary thrombosis symptoms pain in the chest often radiating to the left arm neck and back shortness of breath sweating pale face and rapid pulse. It notes onset can be sudden and warns to lie down avoid activity and call ambulance or doctor immediately for better chances of recovery.
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King
Tes Syndicate, Inc
Big Bear Hires L E Rackley as Personnel Manager
Goldsboro resident L E Rackley has joined National Food Stores as personnel and merchandising manager for Big Bear Supermarkets. With 18 years in state food store leadership, Rackley brings extensive feed-field experience. He and his wife reside in Rowella Apartments with son Richard. he attends Methodist services and belongs to the Lions Club.
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L. E. Rackley
Goldsboro
National Food Stores
Big Bear Supermarkets
Rackley
Thomasville
G. E. Hutchens
Big Bear Super Markets
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