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for Popular Government Vol. 7 Issue 2, Sept 1940
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17125
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National defense problems and measures continued to dominate the Washington scene in late August, at the far-reaching national actions also brought changes and adjustments in many federal programs and activities of vital concern to State and local governments. The major defense measures, passed and pending, include the National Guard bill and the Conscription Bill.
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17126
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Through July 1940, the total expenditures on Works Progress Administration projects in North Carolina was $104,397,911, of which 26.7 percent was contributed to by the sponsoring state agencies, cities, towns, and counties. The work was performed on a wide range of endeavors, construction and non-construction, from adult education to public buildings, highways, National Guard armories, and bridges.
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17127
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Drawing on the FBI as well as State and local leaders for instructors, the Institute of Government is inaugurating a series of monthly police schools, designed to bring the best police training in the country within reach of all of the 3,000 or more officers in North Carolina.
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