N&O Index Card Listings

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State Prison
  • Incorrigibles. N.26-37:1.
  • Hightower named prison physician. D.2-
  • 37:9.
  • Doctors. D.11-37:1.
  • Making oolltics of pain? (ed.) D.13-37: 4.
  • Lee prison head relieved of job. D.19-37:5.
  • New prison hall to be dedicated. D.19-31 12. D.20-37:12.
State Prison
  • Docs. D.21-37:1.
  • Prison Officials discuss doctors. D.22-
  • 37:1.
  • Lawrence tendered post as surgical consultant. D.23-37:l.
  • New canning record set in prison camos. D.25-37:10.
  • Dr. Neal tells public about prison medicine. D.31-37:1.
State Prison
  • Dunlao says no politics in prison change Jan.1-38:1. 4,
  • Govennor's responsibility (ed. ) Jan. 1-36
  • Prison "sit-down" nipped. Jan.5-38:1.
  • Books are given to State prison. Jan.9-36:12.
  • Doctors and the State prison by Wingate M.Johnson. Jan.12-38:4.
  • Medical change goes into effect. Jan.16-38:1.
State Prison
  • Prisoners lead as state wards. Jan.28-38:10.
  • J.A. Capps resi.gns prison position. May 6-33:20.
  • Loy Sox to head prison education. May 14 38:12.
  • Commission plans prison expansion. May 19-38:1.
  • Item of growth (ed.) Je.2-38:4.
State Prison
  • Prison uooulation increased about 250. Jl.19-38:14. Se.13-38:14.
  • Prison warehouse is looted. N.2-38:1.
  • Two convicts in solitary as theft probe continues. N.3-38:1.
  • Behind the censorship (ed.) N.3-38:4.
  • Hoey, Dunlao promise orobe prison stealing. N.4-38:1.
  • Prison probe broadened. N.5-38:1.
State Prison
  • Prison caper thieves may never face trial. 8.8-38:1.
  • Secrecy shroud operation of prison prinl ing shop. N.10-38:1.
  • Prisoner will testify in paper theft trial. N.11-38:1.
  • Number of prisoners increases in month. N.11-38:3. 3<
  • Probe in prison theft approved. N.18-38:
State Prison
  • Dunlap reports prison thefts total $164.
  • 53. N.26-38:!.
  • Prisoner held in paper case. N.30-38:1.
  • Prison copulation nears 10,000. D.14-38; 16.
  • M'Lean named deputy warden. D.22-38:3.
  • New prison building here to cost $125,000. Ap.20-39:1.
  • School goes to State prison. May 5-39:2.
  • Prisoners tear <3own old building. May 18
  • 39:2. A
State Prison
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  • New prison chaplain takes over. Jl.1-39:
  • Prison population drops. Jl.11-39:14. Neese selected for prison post. Ag.15-
  • 39:14.
  • Prisoners increas to 9,624. S.8-39:24. 3. Group approves prison contract. S.15-39: Prison industry still in doubt. 0.6-39:E Seek new plans on prison plant. 0.10-39:
  • 11.
State Prison
  • 39:16.
  • Prison chaplain heads seminary. May 25-
  • Culvert plant sold by state. May 26-39: 21.
  • Parson Cooper. Je.10-39:1.
  • Pounding foundations for prison building Je.14-39:1.
  • Greensboro firm makes heavy profit on prison camp site sale. Je.15-39:14. 16.
  • Dunlap studying prison protest. Je.l5-3S
State Prison
  • Churches. 0.12-39:1. Workshop. 0.23-39:1.
  • Prisoners present minstrel show here. N.11-39:5.
  • Denominations. N.15-39:1.
  • Prison books get worn with reading. N. 19-39:10. 12.
  • 29 are brought to prison here. N.20-39:
  • Donations made of 1,500 books. N.24-39: 17; N.25-39:3.