State Economy Institute To Open In Chapel Hill
Raleigh date confirms a three day event in Chapel Hill from September 29 to October 1 with Governor Hodges and leaders from state and local agencies among the speakers. Topics cover Economic Development North Carolina water taxes industry and railroads and airlines role in growth.
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Raleigh
Chapel Hill
North Car
North Carolina Security Commission
Chambers of Commerce
North Carolina
International Association of Personnel In Employment Security
J. Spencer
Love
Burlington, Industries, Inc
Greensboro
John’ ©. DeVries
General’ Electric Company
Ashesboro
Harry Smyth
Saco-Lowell Company
Sanford
Dallas Dailey
Commerce and Industry
Department of Conservation and Development
Hodges
Employment Security Commission
Eugene Shaw
B. C. Snow
E. C. Hubbard
State Stream Sanitation Commission
W. Mason King
Southern Railway System
J. W. Goodwin
Eastern Airlines
George Spaulding
McLean Trucking Co
Dan E. Stewart
Carolina Power and Light Co
Cecil Bell
C. M. Waynick
Governor’s Small Industries Plan
George Colclough
Chamber of Commerce
Takes Jail Term In Small Doses
BALTIMORE Anthony Ritchie 57 spent 60 days in city jail for the 144th arrest in four years for drunk and disorderly conduct. Police said he has spent a total of three years in jail during that period.
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Baltimore
Anthony Ritchie
Ritchie
Institute of Government Institute Reservation Contact
Those planning to attend the institute should contact the Institute of Government in Chapel Hill for reservations.
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Burlington
The
Institute of Government
Chapel Hill
This Is the Law on Marital Status and Bigamy
A NC Bar Association piece explains complex issues from a supposed death to remarriage, including Mary and Johns bigamous marriage, possible divorce grounds, and the legitimacy of a child born after remarriage. It notes no central national marital-status check and cautions about property and insurance funds.
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John Jones
Mary Smith
Mary
John
Henry Brown
Henry
North Carolina
Boy Crushed By Display Case In Greenville
An eight year old boy named Tommy Clyde was found crushed beneath a heavy display case behind a bottled gas tank at a Greenville supermarket. He had been missing since Thursday and was identified by his father Charles F. Clyde. Police believe he climbed the case and it tipped, killing him.
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Greenville
S.C
Charles F. Clyde
Tommy
Honest thief in Jacksonville steals fishing gear
Police said a small boy took a fishing rod and reel from Mrs. W. G. eFerrell's garage in Jacksonville. In lieu of the missing item, a lawn mower was left behind.
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Jacksonville
Annual Drug Bill Reaches 10.50 Per Local Adult
High Point residents spend 10.50 per year in neighborhood drug stores for prescriptions and health aids. Local trade estimates place city medical item spending at 436,800 and U S totals at 1 7 billion. Prescription costs have surged in 15 years driven by antihistamines sulfas antibiotics and cortisone derivatives.
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High Point
U. S
Dogs Release Left Behind After Break-In At Pound
Del Norte County Dog Pound in Crescent City suffered a break-in by burglars who released the dogs. Pound Master J J Garrett arrived for work to find the animals on the wrong side of the fence and wandering about awaiting food.
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Crescent City
Calif
J. J. Garrett
del Norte County
40 Killed In Explosion Near Terreon
Mexico City dispatch reports two dynamite laden trucks and a train collided and exploded near Terreon. Officials say more than 40 people were killed and at least 150 injured with bodies recovered and the death toll likely to rise.
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Mexico City
Terreon
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State Economy Institute
Graham
Joan Winmill
Lantic Savings and Loan Association
W. Washington
Robert E. Lee
N. C. Bar Association
North Carolina Bar Association
F.H.A
N. Wrenn ST
High Point, N
Horace G. Slderton, Inc
Dodge
Slderton
Vime
Cutveters
Norge
N. Main ST
Nets
Hone
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