North Carolina Medical Care Movement Launched
A statewide effort to improve medical care access began with a meeting of over 200 leaders in Thom, led by I G Greer. The plan aims to expand hospital and health services across rural areas, backed by regional chairmen and endorsements from major state groups and former governors.
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I. G. Greer
Baptist Orphan
Thomasville
Lowong
Cheri
Pnery
D. Iden Ramsey
West
Iring Carlyle
Piedmont
Mes S. Ficklen
Northst
Henry L. Stevens
Southeast
Amsey
Sheville
Citizen-Times
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State Nurses’ Association
Theorth Carolina Pharmaceutical Associion
North Carolina Hosital Association
O. Max Gardner
Clyde Hoey
J. Melville Broughton
Scott Garner Celebrates Third Birthday at Home
Scott Garner celebrated his third birthday Tuesday evening at his parents home Mr and Mrs Pete Garner from 3 30 until 4 30 oclock. Games were enjoyed and as the little guests arrived they presented Scott with a birthday present. At refreshment time Happy Birthday was sung.
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Births Reported at Local Hospital Last Week
Last week at the hospital, Mr and Mrs J M Overby of Littleton welcomed a girl born March 16, Mr and Mrs H C Massey of Emporia welcomed a boy born March 17, and Mr and Mrs J S Futrell of Conway welcomed a boy born March 18.
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J. M. Overby
Littleton
H. C. Massey
Emporia
J. S. Futrell
Conway
East Carolina Teachers College Names 1946 47 Student Officers
Esther Mae Leitner editor of Pieces o Eight and Elaine Welch of Roanoke Rapids join June Bass of Halifax as student officers for 1946 1947 at East Carolina Teachers College. Leitner runs the college magazine, Welch serves on the Wilson Hall house committee, and Bass is associate business manager of the Teco Echo.
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O’ Eight
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Elaine Welch
Roanoke Rapids
Wilson Hall
June Bass
Halifax
Teco Echo
Why Is a New Product Called Synthetic
The question contrasts a new synthetic product with its parent designs asking if similarity makes it a synthetic baby. It warns that a universal strike could reveal how many things people truly do not need and questions the logic of broad economic disruption.
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