Watermelons and town plans in the Carolinas
Ed Lane and Dallas Hauser announce locally grown watermelons of good quality. Asheboro and Thomasville consider city limits extension to boost real estate and census figures. August bank debits and water use rise. regional growth cited with new industries.
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Rural Tours Department
Ashebord
Thomasville
Thomasvillians
Asheboro
Reds Push Scientific Advances
The Soviet Union has showcased rapid scientific progress by sending United Nations personnel to the United States aboard the TU104 jet and by expanding its reputation in science and technics. The piece notes a history of pivotal events from the 1930s onward, contrasting Soviet and U.S. achievements in atomic and hydrogen bombs and overall technics leadership.
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United Nations
United States
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
Raussia
Uut
2000 Get Training At Driver School
Raleigh September 21 more than 2000 professional truck drivers have completed a four week training course at North Carolina State College. Graduates show strong performance records and are often preferred by carriers, with many firms referring applicants to the school for training before hire.
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Raleigh
Russell M. Haynie Jr
North Carolina Truck Driver Training School
North Carolina State College
Boys from North Carolina Boys Home visit UNC campus
Five youths from the Boys Home of North Carolina toured the University of North Carolina campus in Chapel Hill. They met UNC figures Bill Friday and coach Jim Tatum, discussed entrance standards and sports, and toured the education plant as part of their personal rehabilitation journey.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Bill Friday
Jim Tatum
Boys
North Carolina
A. D. Peacock
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Hubert Patterson
UNC Medical School
Boys Home Board of
Boys Home
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
Japs Form Yoko-kai Society for Postmortem Study
Nagasaki reports on the Yoko-kai, a society founded in 1952 by Dr Takeji Morokuma. 10,000 members pledge to donate their bodies for autopsy before cremation. Since December 1952 about 700 members have been autopsied at Nagasaki University and Atom Bomb Casualty Commission labs.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Society of
Yoko-kai
Takeji Morokuma
Yoko - Kai
Yokokai
Yoko
Dr. Morokuma
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