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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1948

Page

2

How North Carolina Patrolmen Are Chosen and Trained

State Highway Patrol selection in North Carolina begins with strict physical and mental tests and a thorough background check. The legislature’s push to double the force prompted 200 new recruits, but only about 250 of the billions of applicants met all required standards. Only the most suitable moved to further investigations and training stages.

Mlaigh Highway Patrol North Carolina Earh Orthy State Highway Patrol Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Fort Bragg Army Institute of Government Cha el Hill Raleigh House of Representatives L. C. Rosser H. J. Hatcher North

Highway Patrolmen Selection Process in North Carolina

The article details the extensive screening for State Highway Patrol recruits in North Carolina. It covers letters of recommendation, local investigations, FBI checks, Army-style physicals, IQ tests, and six weeks of training. Recruits face probation, mentorship, and eventual permanent assignments, with veterans predominating among new patrolmen.

Town Talk Guests and Travels Across Washington DC and Wilmington

Town talk lists Mrs. Markman and daughter Syble Jean of Portsmouth as guests of Mrs. Lily Lian Simmins. Simmins will attend the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington DC this weekend with her daughter Pegsy Simms. Lois Terry has returned to Washington DC after visiting her parents Frank Coburn and wife. Ethel and Dorothy Harris stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hall in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs George Wilkes hosted Mrs. E R Burnette, Eli Lee Taylor and Terrie Lee of Fonore California, and Mrs Wilkes mother Mrs Jim Taylor of Kansas City. Mrs James Cokes was called to Portsmouth for a brother’s illness and death. Lloyd Sandhin and several others visited gardens in Wilmington NC and Charleston SC including Greenfield Drive, Orton Plantation, Airlee Gardens, Brook Green Gardens, Bells Island, Summerville Gardens, Middleton, and Magnolia Gardens. Mr and Mrs Grady Pearson and son, and Mr. and Mrs Marvin Pearson with children visited Washington DC last Sunday. Luke Hollingsworth and family spent Easter in Burlington with relatives.

Markman Jaughter Syble Jean Portsmouth Lilylian Simmins Lillian Simms Washington, D.C Pegsy Simms Lois Terry Frank Coburn Ethel Dorothy Harris Alfred Hall Washington DC George Wilkes E. R Burnette Eli Lee Taylor This City Terrie Lee Fonore California Wilkes Jim Taylor Kansas City James Cokes Lloyd Sandhin W. Babcock TO. Wilson Robert Cleaton Wilmington N.C Charleston S.C Greenfield Drive Orton P Untation Airlee Gardens Brook Green Gardens Bells Island Summerville Gardens Middleton Magnolia Gardens Grady Pearson Marvin Pearson Washington, D. C Luke Hollingsworth Burlington

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