Health Group Opens Meeting in North Carolina
The 44th annual North Carolina Public Health Assn convention opened in Winston-Salem with U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Leonard Scheele addressing the opening session. Dr. J. W. R. Norton warned that Salk vaccine shortages hinder polio immunization efforts as county or private doctors may administer shots depending on preference.
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Winston-Salem P
North Carolina Public Health Assn
Leonard Scheele
U.S
J. W. R. Norton
North Carolina
Fred T. Foard
Raleigh
Division of Depidemiology
State Board of Health
Answers 1 Would More in Canada About three years longer
The item presents three concise lines noting would, more in Canada, and about three years longer. The fragmentary text lacks clear event or person names but implies a comparative discussion across regions with a time extension.
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Canada
Hurricanes May Return to Florida After Long Stretch
Weather experts in Miami say hurricane activity may shift back toward Florida within one to two years. Forecaster Gordon Dunn ties the pattern to shifts in the Azores Bermuda High and lower Atlantic pressure, noting Miami’s prior long stretch without hurricanes may end as storms recur along the Southeast coast.
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Miami
Fla
Middle Atlantic
New England
Florida
Gordon Dunn
Miami Weather Bureau
Dunn
Washington
Azores
Bermuda
Atlantic
United States
Cape Verdes
North Atlantic States
South Atlantic
Carolinas
Azores-Bermuda
Man Arrested In Church Burglaries
Henry Calvin Yahn, 27, wearing a choir robe and carrying a Bible, was arrested in Upland California on suspicion of burglarizing four churches. Police say he stole more than $300, typewriters and movie projectors.
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Upland
Calif
Henry Calvin Yahn
Negro Held In Slaying Five Years Ago
Dillon County sheriff reports John Henry Thompson held in the county jail on a five year old slaying case involving Fort Bragg soldier Joseph Coakley. Thompson was arrested in Whiteville North Carolina after fleeing a Dillon cafe in January 1950. Coakley was fatally cut in the incident.
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Ft. Bragg
Dillon
Coakley
Rogers
Thompson
Onion flavor noted when cattle fed on pasture with onions
Cattle slaughtered within four days of grazing on onion scented pasture tend to yield beef with noticeable onion flavor. The effect appears when cattle consume onions or forage in affected fields, leading to a distinct taste in the meat and possible market implications.
Hodges Urges Action as NC School Building Need Grows
Governor Hodges told a dedication audience at Teachers Memorial School that North Carolina faces acute school building problems. He cited rising enrollment, a projected $391 million need by 1960, $220 million start, and only $25 million state aid with $64 million local support leaving a $302 million local funding gap. He urged local communities to plan now and consider stretched schedules to meet demand.
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Kinston
N.C
Hodges
North Carolina
Teachers Memorial
Jall
Piedmont Lodge 681 Holds Entered Apprentice Degree
Piedmont Lodge 681 hosts an Entered Apprentice degree on Friday September 23 at 7 30 PM. Master K E Sloop and Secretary Woodrofe Haywood oversee the event a notice for lodge members and attendees.
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J. J. Ellington
L. W. Flythe
Emergent Communication
K. E. Sloop
Woodroef
Haywood
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