Kenneth Royall Named Secretary of War in 1940s Plan
Kenneth Royall was appointed Secretary of War succeeding Judge Robert S. Patterson. The Senate confirmed the move unanimously. If the unification bill passes, Royall will serve as Secretary of War without cabinet rank, replaced by a Secretary of National Defense later.
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White House
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Cabinet reshuffle and military posts under unification plan
The report notes Forrestal to become Secretary of the Navy in the new cabinet once the unification bill passes. Sullivan becomes Navy undersecretary and Symington would head the new independent air forces department. Washington hints Hoyall may seek the governorship next year.
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James Forrestal
Navy
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Ale’ W. Stuart Symington
Independent
Air Forces Department
Washington
Hoyall
North Carolina Tops Nation in Overseas Relief Effort
North Carolina leads the nation in total relief goods and per capita giving. About 17 pounds of clothing and other materials from Littleton arrived at the Church World Service Center in New Windsor, Maryland, collected for a statewide drive earlier this spring and sent by Rev. F. H. Measomer. The items are being sorted for shipment overseas, with 14 2 pounds of relief materials already dispatched through July.
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Littleton
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
North Carolina
F. H. Measomer
Church World Seryle Center
DDT Use Guidance Issued By State College Extension
State College Extension releases Revised Extension No 301 titled DDT and Suggestions for Its Use. Prepared by James T. Conner Jn extension entomologist, the bulletin offers insect control guidance for farmers and housewives, including treatment plans, don ts, plant and health effects, and mixing strength options. Copies are available from the agricultural editor at State College Station Raleigh.
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State College Extension
James T. Conner
State College
State College Station
Raleigh
Public Hearings Set On Natural Resources Board Agenda
The board will hold public hearings Monday morning to discuss natural resources under its supervision. Etheridge said to expect reports from division ads and committee chairs and meetings of division committees. An official inspection of the former naval base at Morehead City, to house UNC research units, is planned.
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Etheridge
Morehead City
University of North Carolina
Bonner Names Mrs Staples Belcross Postmaster
Washington Representative Bonner named Mrs Stella B Staples acting postmaster at Belcross succeeding Mrs Mary F Holloman who resigned. The appointment comes as a routine transition in local postal leadership with Staples to oversee Belcross operations.
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Bonner
Mrs. Staples
Belcross
Washington
Stella B. Staples
Mary F. Holloman
Parole Hearing Consider Stanley Beale in July Session
State Parole Commission reviews Stanley Beale of Halifax County for parole. Beale was sentenced in August 1945 to 1215 years for carnal knowledge.
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Beale
State Paroles Commission
Stanley Beale
Halfax County
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