Police training plan gains momentum in North Carolina
North eastern North Carolina police officers approved a comprehensive plan by The Institute of Government to train about three to four thousand officers. The program includes extended state wide schools, quarterly district conferences, and local two month blocks, with FBI involvement and a practical operations manual.
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North Carolina
Institute of Government
Tarboro
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Edward Scheidt
Scheidt
Henry Brandis, Jr
T. N. Grice
Institute
Law Enforcing Officers
F. N. Littlejohn
Charlotte
State Association of Law Enforcing Officers
G. N. Lowden
Federal
Clevenger
Littlejohn
Policemen’s Association
Federal Bureau
Coates
R. R. School Officers On Traffic
The school traffic squad begins the year and asks public help during noon and closing hours to safeguard hundreds of children crossing streets. Names listed include Captain Milton Moore and members from Central, Arnold Hughes, J. H. Kennemar, Henry Green, Patterson Corner, and others across schools and corners. Local visits noted from Norfolk visitors and townsfolk.
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Milton Moore
Central School
Edward Glover
Arnold Hughes
J. H. Kennemar
Henry Green
M. C. Newsome
Patterson Corner
James Pope
William Brown
Windell Young
Henry Fitts
George
Halifax County Fair Set With Record Fireworks Program
The 1986 Halifax County Fair will run the first week of October with six nights and five days of entertainment. T. R. Walker Jr announces Kaus Exposition Shows will feature 12 new rides and a bigger Free Acts program with fireworks. Admission remains 25 cents for grounds and 5 cents for grand stand. Organizers plan school and special days and urge county residents to exhibit entries. Mrs. C. D. Martin and C. D. Jr. have returned from Belhaven.
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Halifax County
T. R. Walker, Jr
Walker
Mother of E W Smith Burns At Home In Lumberton
E W Smith a city electrical contractor rushed to his former Lumberton home Tuesday due to his mother Mrs Ella Mayers serious illness after she was badly burned attempting to start a fire last Friday She is confined to the Lumberton hospital in serious condition.
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E. W. Smith
Lumberton
Ella Mayers
Mayers
Mrs Pope Hosts Bridge Club at Country Home
Mrs. R. Hunter Pope entertained a Thursday bridge club at her country home near the city. Five tables played with Mrs. P. W. Joyner winning high and a guest towel prize. Miss Eva Pope, Corry Pennsylvania, guest, received dusting powder. A three course luncheon was served at noon.
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R. Hunter Pope
P. W. Joyner
Eva Pope
Corry
Penn
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